Daniel Daly, Marine Medal of Honor at Belleau Wood and Boxer Rebellion

Daniel Daly, Marine Medal of Honor at Belleau Wood and Boxer Rebellion

Dec 03 , 2025

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Sgt. Major Daniel Joseph Daly stood alone against a tide of enemies in the chaos of the Boxer Rebellion. Bullets stitched the air, fire crackled, and men fell beside him. But Daly—unflinching. His ...

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Sgt. Maj. Daniel Joseph Daly the Marine with Two Medals of Honor

Sgt. Maj. Daniel Joseph Daly the Marine with Two Medals of Honor

Dec 03 , 2025

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Sgt. Maj. Daniel Joseph Daly stood alone on the ragged edge of the battlefield, bullets tearing the air like angry hornets. His hands gripped a rifle, his voice cutting through the chaos with a roa...

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Medal of Honor Recipient Jacklyn Lucas Shielded Marines on Okinawa

Medal of Honor Recipient Jacklyn Lucas Shielded Marines on Okinawa

Dec 03 , 2025

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas was fourteen years old when death landed at his feet. Bullets screamed over Okinawa’s shattered ground, but what broke the chaos was two grenades—cold steel islands of instant ...

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John Basilone, Guadalcanal hero and Medal of Honor recipient

John Basilone, Guadalcanal hero and Medal of Honor recipient

Dec 03 , 2025

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John Basilone stood alone. The night air dense with gunfire and smoke, Japanese waves crashing over his position. A single machine gun crackled death—and he held. Blood and dirt soaked his uniform,...

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James E. Robinson Jr. From Dayton Steelworker to Medal of Honor Hero

James E. Robinson Jr. From Dayton Steelworker to Medal of Honor Hero

Dec 03 , 2025

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James E. Robinson Jr. did more than charge into hell on that October day in 1944—he seized command of life and death with bare hands, dragging his men through the inferno of Southern France when ch...

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Charles N. DeGlopper's Last Stand in Normandy, Medal of Honor

Charles N. DeGlopper's Last Stand in Normandy, Medal of Honor

Dec 03 , 2025

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Blood. Fear. The crack of rifle fire tearing the dawn. Corporal Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone. His squad had fallen back, swept down by the enemy's relentless surge. Without hesitation, he rose,...

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