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G-8 AND HIS BATTLE ACES #33

by Robert J. Hogan

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They looked like ordinary clouds, the kind that parade across the sky every day. Yet their fleecy whiteness concealed a terrible threat to the Allied war effort. As American planes flew past, monster arms thrust out, titan fingers clutched at flashing wings. One by one, the dawn patrol was ground to a sickening, useless pulp. The High Command refused to believe these reports. But wise in the ways of the Kaiser's weird war machine, G-8, America's top Intelligence Ace, understood that this was no wartime hallucination. Rushing to the rescue, the Flying Spy ranged through unknown skies leading the Patrol of the Cloud Crusher. But what could Lewis machine-gun lead do against a mighty hand larger than a Zeppelin? Adapted from the June, 1936 issue of G-8 and His Battle Aces magazine.… (more)
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They looked like ordinary clouds, the kind that parade across the sky every day. Yet their fleecy whiteness concealed a terrible threat to the Allied war effort. As American planes flew past, monster arms thrust out, titan fingers clutched at flashing wings. One by one, the dawn patrol was ground to a sickening, useless pulp. The High Command refused to believe these reports. But wise in the ways of the Kaiser's weird war machine, G-8, America's top Intelligence Ace, understood that this was no wartime hallucination. Rushing to the rescue, the Flying Spy ranged through unknown skies leading the Patrol of the Cloud Crusher. But what could Lewis machine-gun lead do against a mighty hand larger than a Zeppelin? Adapted from the June, 1936 issue of G-8 and His Battle Aces magazine.

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