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Our Fighting Forces, #122

Published: November-December 1969

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Story Featuring Lt. Hunter's Hellcats

"Run Hellcats! This is the only way out of the Minotaur's Maze!"

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24 Hours to Die!

Story Featuring Lt. Hunter's Hellcats

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Story Notes

Story divided into two parts. Part one on pages 1-6, part two on pages 7-14. Story on page 6 is 2/3rds a page long and half a page long on page 14.

Coward -- Take This Hill
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ME 264 Mission: Bomb New York!

Story Featuring Battle Album

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Pontiac
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Story Notes

Letters from ex-S/Sgt. H.L. hunter, Wayne Gordon Smith, F. Stewart, Phillip Anderson, Airman Ralph G. Elliot Jr., Gary Skinner, George Vincent, and Jeff Gaylen.

Flashback
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On back cover. Advertisement for Flashback toy car track from Aurora Plastics Corporation of West Hempstead, New York.

Top-Hit Records
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Inside back cover. Advertisement for the Young America Record Club of New York, New York.

Boys, Men, Build, Develop Mighty Muscles
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Advertisement for the Muscle Builder from Muscle Builders of Rockville Centre, New York.

The Real One Is Here!
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Advertisement for Matchbox toy cars from Fred Bronner Company of New York, New York.

Take a Giant Step...
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Story Notes

Promotional advertisement for Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #76 (November-December 1969).

Look for the Different and the Daring!
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Promotion advertisement for Showcase (DC, 1956 series) #86 (November 1969) featuring Firehair and World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #189 (November 1969). Both listed as on sale September 11, 1969.

Super Saturday on ABC
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Advertisement promoting the Saturday morning cartoon line-up for the Fall 1969 season on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC). The shows promoted The New Adventures of Casper the Friendly Ghost, The Smokey Bear Show, The Cattanooga Cats, Hot Wheels, Sky Hawks, The Hardy Boys, The Adventures of Gulliver, and Fantastic Voyage. Page three of the advertisement includes promotion to join ABC's Super Saturday Club. Each show's characters include copyright notices. Casper copyright 1969 by Harvey Famous Cartoons. Smokey Bear copyright 1969 by Videocraft International. Cattanooga Cats copyright 1969 by Hanna-Barbera Productions. Hot Wheels, Sky Hawks, and Gulliver copyright 1969 by Ken Snyder Productions. Hardy Boys and Fantastic Voyage copyright 1969 by Flimation.

Rommel's Rod
Story Notes

Illustrated advertisement for "Rommel's Rod", a 1/24 scale dune buggy model kit by Monogram Models of Morton Grove, Illinois. Advertisement takes up bottom half of page 14, last page of first story.

Story Featuring Batman , Story Featuring Superman

"Hey kids! Are there younger kids at your house..."

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Story Notes

Advertisement containing Batman and Superman promoting the Sesame Street television program produced by Children's Television Workshop of National Education Television, beginning on November 10, 1969. Advertisement falls in between parts one and two of the first story.

Calling Members of the Mighty I Patrol
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Responding to Woofie's S.O.S. bark, the Mighty I Patrol saves Suzy from being swept downstream.

Story Notes

Advertisement in comic form. Advertisement for Iverson bicycles, of Elmhurst, New York. Also includes a plug from George Barris for the bicycles. Advertisement falls in between parts one and two of the first story.

"This is Japanese engineering at its most ingenious."

Story Notes

Covers about the bottom third of page 6 of the first story in between parts one and two of same story. Advertisement for Revell motor cycle models from Revell, Inc. of Venice, California.

Young Men! As Coach of Notre Dame I Know a Winner When I See One - and This Is It!
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Inside front cover. Advertisement of college football coach Ara Parseghian promoting Ford Motor Company and the National Football League's Punt, Pass and Kick Competition. Those who sign up receive Tips Book with stories from other football stars. Book is listed as copyright 1969 by the National Periodical Publications, Inc.