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The excitable Fury requested leave from Captain Sawyer to accept the invitation, but Sawyer categorically refused. It was from Baron Strucker, who challenged Fury to one-on-one combat. The Commandos' base camp was shocked into action one day when a Nazi plane flying overhead bizarrely dropped a letter to them. The rest of the Commandos escaped safely, having tragically lost their comrade and the man they had been tasked with rescuing. Junior Juniper was also shot and killed in the battle. The Commandos were soon assaulted by Nazi forces as they waited, and Ha-Ha ran out screaming for assistance, but was shot dead by Nazi soldiers assuming he was an American. Ha-Ha was adamant that he believed in the Nazi cause and had no interest in returning to England. The Commandos abducted Ha-Ha while he was at a dinner with Nazi officials in Berlin, and held him in an abandoned house on the coast awaiting their submarine getaway. Percy's father believed that he could be swayed back to the side of the Allies, and Captain Sawyer believed they could use him as their own propagandist. Fury also became properly acquainted with Percy's sister Pamela Hawley, a medic who had recently been impressed by his bravery during an air raid. His son was Percy Hawley, a former newspaper reporter stationed in Berlin who had been supposedly brainwashed into broadcasting Nazi propaganda as Lord Ha-Ha. The Commandos had their first taste of failure and tragedy when they were asked by a British lord to bring his son home. The Commandos' mission was successful, as they met with Major Reed Richards of the Office of Strategic Services to obtain the necessary information, reaching and evacuating the embattled soldiers with zero casualties. This mission was particularly emotional for Dino Manelli, who fretted over his wartorn homeland and killed Hans Schmidt, a Nazi spy who had accompanied the Commandos posing as a journalist. They were next assigned to a rescue mission in Italy, where a platoon of allied soldiers had gotten trapped in a valley surrounded by Nazi forces. As the Commandos escaped onto an Allied vessel on the shore, the damage to the Nazi lab combined with the sensitive materials inside resulted in a catastrophic explosion it is speculated that this incident is the reason that Adolf Hitler called off research into atomic weapons. The Commandos laid waste to the supplies equipment in the lab before destroying a train containing their supply of heavy water.

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Through a series of misadventures, the seven men deliberately had themselves taken to a concentration camp in Heinemund, from which they proceeded to escape and reach the German weapons-research lab nearby. The Commandos were then tasked with destroying the Nazi supply of 'heavy water,' an essential component in their construction of a nuclear weapon, in Heinemund.

The groups cooperated to rescue LaBrave from a German outpost in Louviers, fighting valiantly through more forces and successfully escaping with LaBrave, keeping the D-Day intel safe. The Nazis soon overpowered them, but the odds were evened by defending French-underground forces.

They flew into Normandy, fighting occupying German forces on the ground. The Howling Commandos' first mission of note was a rescue mission to save a Frenchman with knowledge of the pending D-Day invasion who had been taken prisoner by the Nazis.

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