Alonzo Cushing’s Last Stand at Gettysburg’s Cemetery Ridge

Alonzo Cushing’s Last Stand at Gettysburg’s Cemetery Ridge

Sep 22 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Alonzo Cushing gripped his sword arm with bloodied fingers. Shells screamed overhead. The enemy swarmed—waves of rebels closing in on his battery at Cemetery Ridge. For hours, he’d refused to quit,...

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Alonzo Cushing's Final Stand at Gettysburg and Lasting Legacy

Alonzo Cushing's Final Stand at Gettysburg and Lasting Legacy

Sep 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood seeps through frozen fingertips. The roar never ends. Captain Alonzo Cushing crouched behind his gun, shards of shell and splinters ripping the air. The Battle of Gettysburg had turned Devil’...

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Desmond Doss, Pacifist Medic Who Saved 75 Men at Okinawa

Desmond Doss, Pacifist Medic Who Saved 75 Men at Okinawa

Sep 19 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Desmond Thomas Doss lay pinned beneath the blistering Okinawan sun, enemy shells screaming overhead, his hands slick with someone else's blood. No rifle in his grasp — only the jagged fragments of ...

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Robert J. Miller, Medal of Honor Recipient from Vietnam

Robert J. Miller, Medal of Honor Recipient from Vietnam

Sep 18 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The night air erupted with enemy fire. Robert J. Miller stood in the maw of chaos—wounded, bleeding, but unbroken. The company was pinned down, surrounded by death’s shadow. They looked to him—this...

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Henry Johnson, Harlem Hellfighter Who Held the Line at Argonne

Henry Johnson, Harlem Hellfighter Who Held the Line at Argonne

Sep 17 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Night swallowed the ridge, shrouding the trenches in cold silence. Then came the screams—the crack of rifles breaking the dark. Alone, wounded, Sgt. Henry Johnson stood between annihilation and sur...

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Thomas W. Bennett, Vietnam Medic Awarded the Medal of Honor

Thomas W. Bennett, Vietnam Medic Awarded the Medal of Honor

Sep 16 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Thomas W. Bennett crawled through a hailstorm of bullets. The jungles of Vietnam did not care who he was. He saw blood, screaming, death. Still, he moved — unstoppable, relentless. His hands were s...

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