Commando  |  4839
Commando - 4839 - Eagles Of The Crimea
In the Mid-19th Century, Adam Carrick, an American war correspondent with English ancestry, was at the frontline of the Crimean War. As British forces clashed with Russian infantry and cavalry, the young journalist stumbled upon a fascinating story - a long-standing rivalry between two British officers, one from the artillery and the other from a special Royal Engineers detachment.
Adam even discovered some distant relatives of his own and soon became caught up in the fighting itself. Although a non-combatant, it soon became clear that the reporter would have to fight to survive.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Commando 4839.