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[STORY]	Feat of Clay / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 3 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #92 (August 1954))
[STORY]	A Man With Courage / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 3 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #96 (April 1955))
[STORY]	The Bloody Third / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 2 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #84 (June 1953))
[STORY]	Hill 191 / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 2 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #84 (June 1953))
[STORY]	Attack at Dawn / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 2 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #80 (February 1953))
[STORY]	Maze of Sudden Death / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 2 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #92 (August 1954))
[STORY]	Unbelievable Heroism / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 3 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #81 (March 1953))
[STORY]	Going Home / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 2 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #81 (March 1953))
[STORY]	Bloody Hook Ridge / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 2 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #86 (August 1953))

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