Millennium Edition: Our Army at War No. 81 2000 #[nn] - back issue - $10.00

An American soldier being tracked by his footprints in the desert takes out an enemy sniper, a half-track, and an enemy pilot, but when a sandstorm wipes out his footprints he loses any hope of his unit finding him. Luckily his unit can trace him by the "kayo trail" he leaves behind.

A soldier wishes he could be a pilot like his brother Phil, but he is stuck on the ground, providing transportation for parachutists. When an enemy plane cripples Phil's plane, and he has to jump, his brother, knowing Phil isn't prepared to fight as he falls, provides the support he needs.

Eddie and Burt have been separated from Easy Company, and in trying to rejoin their buddies find out that Easy is trapped in a "pocket," surrounded by enemy tanks.

• Sgt. Rock Blazes into Action for the First Time - The cover is reprinted with the Millennium Edition trade dress, including an embossed gold foil seal.
• Our Army at War #81 Sgt. Rock Goes to War - An article on the history of Sgt. Rock, including the "Rock-y" predecessors to Sgt. Frank Rock, who Kanigher contends first appeared in a recognizable form in Our Army at War #83. Also includes credits (with credits for "The Unsafe Safe" that belong in the More Fun #101 Millennium Edition). On Inside front and inside back covers.
• The Rock of Easy Co.! - The last page is missing the third tier promoting upcoming stories featuring Easy Company.
• Wonder Woman and Shazam! Archives - Replaces promotional blurb in the original.
• Batman in the Sixties - Replaces Tootsie Roll ad in original.
• Flash and Green Lantern Archives - Replaces Tootsie Roll Pop ad in the original.
• No Pocket for Easy - Art credited to Jack Abel in item.
• Plastic Man Archives - Replaces Tootsie Roll Fudge ad in original.
• - Back cover. Full-page ad featuring Superman in part of a "Got Milk?" campaign by dairy producers.