History
Wade Huston was a member of the Australian Anzacs during World War II. In defending his own country both of his lungs were injured taking him out of active duty. When his lungs were fully healed Wade attempted to return to combat, but was refused and forced to retire from the Anzacs. Not wishing to give up the fight against the Axis Forces, Wade decided to put his talents to use defending America.[citation needed]
Taking a cruise ship to the United States he saved the life of Free French freedom fighter Napoleon Sack who had fallen overboard. Upon learning that they were going to America for the same reason, the pair decided to work together. Noting Wade's single minded obsession with fighting Axis forces, Napoleon began referring to him as the "Fighting Fool".[citation needed]
Arriving in New York City they soon learned of Nazi spies led by Herr Mongrel who were sabotaging food shipments into the city. Fighting Mongrel and his men at New York Harbor, Wade and Napoleon easily beat the Fifth Columnists. As Herr Mongrel attempted to flee the scene, the two men sent a speeding car loaded with explosives chasing after him, killing the Nazi in a tremendous explosion.[citation needed]
In the aftermath of the confrontation, Wade and Napoleon were thanked for their help by an official representing the United States Army. Wade's subsequent activities during World War II and his ultimate fate are unrecorded. [citation needed]