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Our Fighting Forces, #113

Published: May-June 1968

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Mission-- Survival!

Story Featuring Lt. Hunter's Hellcats

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Operation -- Survival!

Story Featuring Lt. Hunter's Hellcats

"The Hellcats' first mission was tough enough --"

Storyline

Lt. Hunter receives orders for the Hellcats to travel behind enemy lines and stay there for the duration, forcing them to find ways to survive while they take down as many Germans as possible.

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Script originally credited to Robert Kanigher. Story across 14 pages in two parts of 7.5 and 5.5 pages.

Tanks Are More Than Steel!

"Ask a pilot about his plane --"

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Two tank drivers form a strong alliance as they work together with their respective vehicles.

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World War II

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Listing of DC comics on sale in mid-March, 1968. Includes cover art for World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #175 and House of Mystery (DC, 1951 series) #174.

Story Featuring Cap's Hobby Hints

"I'm going to paint my plastic model airplane tires."

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Idea from Kerry Broeckling, Florissant, Mo.

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Letters from Miss Lydia Holt, Russell Pennington, and Edward Archnis.

UFO from The Invaders
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Back cover; UFO model from The Invaders television series.

"Will our new Western hero..."

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House ad for the Bat Lash feature, without mentioning its name or the fact that it will appear in Showcase (DC, 1956 series). A revision of this ad with that information appears in some July issues.

2 Boys... as Different as Right and Wrong!
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House ad for Bomba the Jungle Boy (DC, 1967 series) #5 and The Spectre (DC, 1967 series) #4.

Who Are They? What Are They?
From Us -- To You, Only the Best!
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House ad for Superboy (DC, 1949 series) #147 [80 Page Giant #G-47].

Man, It's Boss!
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Ad for the Red Baron roadster model from Monogram.

Free Radar Lighthouse from Boaterific
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Free lighthouse model contains remote control for Boaterific model boats from Ideal.

We've Kept Our Promise! Here They Are!
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Inside front cover; house ad for Showcase (DC, 1956 series) #74 [first Anthro], Beware the Creeper (DC, 1968 series) #1, and The Inferior Five (DC, 1967 series) #8.