| Alias |
|
| East Company |
| Nick
Name |
E Company
Easy Company
The Combat-Happy Joes |
|
Members |
|
Canary
Beanpole
Benjy
Bulldozer
I
Dash
Farmer Boy
Flip-Coin
Four-Eyes
Heavy
Ice Cream Soldier
Jackie Johnson
Little Sure Shot
Lonesome
Long Round
Sergeant
Rock
Shaker
Short Round
Sunny
Wee Willie
Wildman
Worry Wart
Zack |
| Occupation |
| United States Army infantry soldiers during
World War II. |
| Legal
Status |
| Sanctioned and funded by
the United States government. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| United States |
| Group
Alliances |
| Allied Forces of World War
II |
| Base
of Operations |
| Mobile throughout the
European and North African theatre during World War II. |
| Accessories |
| Resources common to an
American platoon during World War II. |
| Common
Enemies |
| Axis Forces of World War
II |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Our
Army at War
Sgt.
Rock
|
| First
Appearance |
|
Our Army at War #81 (April,
1959) |
| Creator |
|
Robert Kanigher & Ross
Andru |
| Origin |
| One of the most famous
fighting units of World War II, Easy Company landed on European soul
during the D-Day invasion of Normandy Beach. At the
battle of Three Stripes Hill, a Private named
Frank Rock
gained a battle-field promotion to sergeant and became the inspiration of
leadership that the other soldiers relied upon. Sergeant Rock forged
Easy Company into a legendary combat unit that fought its way across Europe
ultimately infiltrating Nazi Germany. At war's end those members of
Easy lucky enough to survive returned home to enjoy the liberty for which
they fought so hard. |