Our Army at War #280 (1975), page 5 by Evans

"Mercy Mission" by Robert Kanigher, May 1975.

Easy Company has just crossed the Remagen Bridge into Germany. Smoke signals that spell "chow is ready" above a destroyed German tank lures the company into a trap. A German machine gun opens up, which Sgt. Rock takes out with a grenade. As they regroup, Rock orders a wounded soldier back to the aid station. A German soldier reaches for Rock's ankle...

The page says the issue is #286 but it ran in #280, a .50 cent giant issue celebrating the 200th anniversary of Sgt. Rock’s first appearance in #81.

George Evans is known for his World War I aviation art in comics and illustration art. In addition to EC and DC war stories, he also drew two military aviation stories in Warren Publications's short-lived Blazing Combat, "Flying Tigers!" and "How It Began!" "Flying Tigers!" is noteworthy for his brush work and graytones.