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SURVIVOR SERIES for Jerry Grandenetti covers - Round 8 (Final Round)

SURVIVOR SERIES for Jerry Grandenetti covers - Round 8  

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  1. 1. SURVIVOR SERIES for Jerry Grandenetti covers - Round 8

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Huh? individual combat situations like GIC#76 happened all the time, especially on the eastern front in Russia, without armor piercing artillery it took desperate measures to disable a tank, but it had to be done. A counter tactic that a tank commander would use if he knew he needed to eliminate a man in a foxhole would be to ride up to the foxhole fast and immediately start spinning the tank in a fast circle thereby covering the hole and grounding the infantryman into oblivion.

 

Thanks. (thumbs u

 

 

 

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I can't help being British. It's bound to occur to me. :sorry:

 

It's a dilemma that must crop up quite frequently in wars, the more you think about it. An incredibly stressful situation.

 

Especially, say, if you're somewhere like a Pacific island, where you might also have come down with amoebic dysentery.

 

Why is "being British" bound to occur to you?!

 

;)

 

 

 

 

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As mentioned , the pouring sweat covers are brilliant ! but it does not necessarily mean that an enemy engagement was near, bugs , blackflies, mosquitos etc were so horrific on Guadalcanal that to just to be on guard duty in a quite sector could be insufferable, the Japanese had as many casualties from disease as from combat on Guadalcanal.

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As mentioned , the pouring sweat covers are brilliant ! but it does not necessarily mean that an enemy engagement was near, bugs , blackflies, mosquitos etc were so horrific on Guadalcanal that to just to be on guard duty in a quite sector could be insufferable, the Japanese had as many casualties from disease as from combat on Guadalcanal.

 

:o

Sounds like quite the paradise, eh?!

 

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Huh? individual combat situations like GIC#76 happened all the time, especially on the eastern front in Russia, without armor piercing artillery it took desperate measures to disable a tank, but it had to be done. A counter tactic that a tank commander would use if he knew he needed to eliminate a man in a foxhole would be to ride up to the foxhole fast and immediately start spinning the tank in a fast circle thereby covering the hole and grounding the infantryman into oblivion.

 

We need more posts from you in the Silver Age section, in the War Comics thread. (thumbs u

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And now that the voting period is over, we can crown G. I. Combat #76 are the winner of the Survivor Series of Jerry Grandenetti covers! :applause:

 

Take a bow, GIC 76. (worship)

 

gic76_zps7kucfklp.jpg

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And now that the voting period is over, we can crown G. I. Combat #76 are the winner of the Survivor Series of Jerry Grandenetti covers! :applause:

 

Take a bow, GIC 76. (worship)

 

gic76_zps7kucfklp.jpg

 

 

:golfclap:

 

.... it's a strong image..... and it's obvious by the prominent sig that Grandinetti felt good about it too............. GOD BLESS....

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

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Andy - great job on this project!

 

The corpus of Grandenetti's work is proof that he's one of the all time war genre cover artists and this survivor series pays homage to this legend.

 

Best,

 

John

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(worship) to GIC #76

(worship) to thirdgreenham for putting on another fabulous survivor series contest !

 

Thank you

 

+1

 

Good job, Andy!

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