Strange... I must assume the identity of the very person I must destroy! 
Star-Spangled War Stories #156 is an issue of the series Star-Spangled War Stories (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1971.
Synopsis for Unknown Soldier: "Assassination"
The Unknown Soldier must assume the identity of Adolf Hitler in order to kill him in an important meeting on July 20th, 1944. The Soldier plants a bomb in the meeting room, but only to discover that Col. Klaus von Stauffenberg, who is part of a German group opposing Hitler, left a suitcase also containing a bomb in the meeting as well. However, the bomb is discovered and explodes prematurely. Hitler survives the attempt on his life, and a bloody purge ensues, with the conspirators (including Klaus von Stauffenberg) executed. The Soldier, disguised as an old woman, escapes to Switzerland.
Appearing in Unknown Soldier: "Assassination"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Nazi Party
- Adolf Hitler
- Leutnant Helmut Knauss (Appears only as a corpse)
- Col. Von Stauffenberg (Single appearance; dies)
Other Characters:
Locations:
Synopsis for "Battle Album"
A Do-It-Yourself Fokker-D-VII
Appearing in "Battle Album"
- Appearances not yet listed
Synopsis for Enemy Ace: "A Dream Came True!"
This story is reprinted from Our Army at War #154.
During World War I, an American pilot named Mike Mason is humiliated because he never shoots down any enemy planes. One day, he lies to his commanding officer and says he shot down five Germans. However, he knows his lie will be exposed when the intelligence officers are unable to confirm the kills. The next day, Mason is sent on a solo mission, and he manages to shoot down two zeppelins and three planes. His dreamed-up tale has become a reality.
Appearing in Enemy Ace: "A Dream Came True!"
Characters:
- Mike Mason, U.S. pilot
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Vehicles:
- SPAD
- German Zeppelins
- German Fighters
Notes
- "Assassination" is based on the 20 July plot.
Trivia
- The statement of circulation in this issue shows total paid circulation average for preceding 12 months: 136,326. Total paid circulation for issue nearest filing date: 150,275.
- The third story is a reprint, with additional framing, featuring Enemy Ace.
See Also
- Cover gallery for the Star-Spangled War Stories series
- Images from Star-Spangled War Stories Vol 1 156