Our Fighting Forces
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• Lt. Hunter's Hellcats (from #106 [March–April 1967] until #123 [January–February 1970])— Capt. Hunter's father Ben in World War II who formed a unit of military prisoners (a comics copy of The Dirty Dozen).cite-ref-irvine-7-1[7]
• The Losers (issues #123 [January–February 1970] to #181 [September–October 1978]) — DC Comics war heroescite-ref-irvine-7-2[7] who had lost their own features:
• Capt. Storm of the Navy who appeared in his own series Capt. Storm which lasted 18 issues.cite-ref-8[8]
• Johnny Cloud of the Army Air Forces who appeared in All-American Men of War.
• Gunner & Sarge of the Marines who appeared in their own feature in Our Fighting Forces.
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