G.I. Joe #30

G.I. Joe #30 (April 1954) The main story, "The One-Sleeved Kimono," follows G.I. Joe as he investigates a mysterious situation involving a kimono and becomes embroiled in a conflict with local forces. A secondary story, "Seven's My Point," depicts soldiers gambling and dealing with issues of luck and fortune during their downtime at camp. The issue also includes a humorous segment involving military personnel and their comedic misadventures, including a subplot about a soldier named Mulvaney and a poker game where someone named Homer Reilly causes confusion. The soldiers ultimately show camaraderie, with the unit expressing their affection for Reilly despite the trouble he causes.