G.I. Combat Vol 1 67

""Tank Killer!"": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"Tank Killer!"
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G.I. Combat Vol 1 #67
December, 1958
Executive Editor	Whitney Ellsworth
Cover Artists	Joe Kubert
"Tank Killer!"
Writers	Bob Haney
Pencilers	Ross Andru
Inkers	Mike Esposito
Letterers	Gaspar Saladino
Editors	Robert Kanigher
"Air Guard"
Writers	Robert Kanigher
Pencilers	Joe Kubert
Inkers	Joe Kubert
Letterers	Gaspar Saladino
Editors	Robert Kanigher
"Where's Beach Red?"
Writers	Bob Haney
Pencilers	Jack Abel
Inkers	Jack Abel
Letterers	Gaspar Saladino
Editors	Robert Kanigher
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G.I. Combat #67 is an issue of the series G.I. Combat (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 1958.

Appearing in "Tank Killer!"

Featured Characters:

• Sam (Single appearance)

Supporting Characters:

• Nick "The Tank Killer" (Single appearance)

Antagonists:

• Imperial Japan

Locations:

• Volcano Island

Vehicles:

• Japanese Tanks (Destroyed)
  

Appearing in "Air Guard"

Featured Characters:

• Dog Company
  • "Dad" (Single appearance)
  • "Sonny" (Single appearance)

Antagonists:

• Nazis

Items:

• Anti-Aircraft Gun (Destroyed)

Vehicles:

• Enemy Plane (Destroyed)
• Army Jeep (Destroyed)
  

Appearing in "Where's Beach Red?"

Featured Characters:

• "Mac" (Single appearance)

Antagonists:

• Nazis

Locations:

• Beach Red

Vehicles:

• Assault Boats

Notes

• Also in this issue:
  • "Birds of War!", carrier pigeons were used to deliver messages in war during radio silence, sometimes they were even placed in pouches worn by dogs who would carry the birds to soldiers in advanced sections. Also details famous carrier pigeons; Yank, who carried a message from General Patton. Jungle Joe carried important information over the mountains of Asia. Burma Queen, dropped from a B-25 and flew 320 miles over the Burma Mountains. And Kaiser, a German carrier pigeon, captured during World War I and "Americanized", used by U.S. troops in World War II. This feature is reprinted in Our Army at War #130 and Hawkman #12.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the G.I. Combat series

Recommended Reading

• World War II Recommended Reading
  • Adventures in the Rifle Brigade (Volume 1)
  • Adventures in the Rifle Brigade (Volume 2)
  • All-American Men of War (Volume 1)
  • All-Out War (Volume 1)
  • Blackhawk (Volume 1)
  • Blitzkrieg (Volume 1)
  • Capt. Storm (Volume 1)
  • Four-Star Battle Tales (Volume 1)
  • G.I. Combat (Volume 1)
  • Men of War (Volume 1)
  • Military Comics (Volume 1)
  • Our Army at War (Volume 1)
  • Our Fighting Forces (Volume 1)
  • Sgt. Rock (Volume 1)
  • Sgt. Rock (Volume 2)
  • Star-Spangled War Stories (Volume 1)
  • Unknown Soldier (Volume 1)
  • Weird War Tales (Volume 1)

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