RAISE

In 1943, on the European front of World War II, men soared through the blood-stained skies. Captain Stanley commanded the B-17 bomber "Prison Lady." Though they belonged to the U.S. Eighth Air Force, while regular bomber crews could return after 25 missions, these men were under the harsh condition of not being able to leave until the end of the war. But why? These hellish knights, dodging bullets and flying through the roaring noise and flames, could they ever find a place of rest?

(Source: Group Zero, translated)

Note: includes one extra chapter.