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Our Army at War #237

DC · Series began 1952 · October 1971

Dates

Cover date
October 1971
On sale
August 3, 1971
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Joe Kubert, Russ Heath, Norman Maurer, Neal Adams, Curt Swan, Fred Rayinks: Joe Kubert, Russ Heath, Norman Maurer, Neal Adams, Fred Rayletters: Gaspar Saladinoscript: Robert Kanigher, Bob Haneyediting: Robert Kanigher

Stories

  • Nobody Cares! · 12 pages

    Two new recruits join Easy Company in the midst of an enemy attack, and one is killed almost immediately. His buddy stumbles through the next days, feeling that everyone is indifferent to the carnage around them, but he changes his mind after he is wounded and Rock and his men do all they can to bring him to safety.

  • Assault on the Hermit Kingdom · 4 pages

    Following the disappearance of all members of an 1866 United States trade mission in Korea, Rear Admiral John Rogers leads an expedition to the Korean Citadel, where they are attacked. In the ensuing battle, Ship's Carpenter Cyrus Hayden distinguishes himself by demonstrating bravery and leadership, later receiving the Medal of Honor for his exceptional service.

  • Battle Sun! · 6 pages

    Each day, the sun rises and journeys across the sky, traveling above all the various locations where World War II is raging.

  • The Wall Around the War! · 6 pages

    PFC Ed Dobbs is assigned to be among the first troops in the D-Day invasion and he is determined to be the first one over the Atlantic Wall.

  • The Bloody Star! · 8 pages

    In 1864, General Grant is confronted by a soldier and accused of carelessness in his leadership. The General thinks back to his service in the Mexican-American War and also to his later promotion to Commander of the Union Army and ponders the necessary cost of war to the lives of his men.

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