Salvatore Giunta's Medal of Honor Heroism in Korengal Valley

Salvatore Giunta's Medal of Honor Heroism in Korengal Valley

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood. Smoke. Shouts swallowed by the Afghan night. Salvatore Giunta moved forward, hauling a wounded comrade from a death trap no man should walk into twice. The Man Behind the Medal Born in West...

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Dakota Meyer Medal of Honor Heroism in Afghanistan's Korengal

Dakota Meyer Medal of Honor Heroism in Afghanistan's Korengal

Dec 14 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood trails and broken bodies. That’s what Dakota Meyer faced on September 8, 2009. The skies over Kunar Province, Afghanistan, painted with tracers and rockets. His brothers down, screaming for h...

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John Chapman’s Medal of Honor Action on Roberts Ridge at Takur Ghar

John Chapman’s Medal of Honor Action on Roberts Ridge at Takur Ghar

Dec 13 , 2025

Infidel Co.

He dropped into that hellhole like a ghost — no hesitation, no second guess. The mountain took his brothers that day. John Chapman fought alone, a living reckoning amid the swirling bullets and blo...

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John Chapman's Takur Ghar Stand That Earned the Medal of Honor

John Chapman's Takur Ghar Stand That Earned the Medal of Honor

Dec 13 , 2025

Infidel Co.

John Chapman’s last fight wasn’t some far-off headline. It was a bone-deep, inch-by-inch slugfest etched into the Afghan dust and blood. Alone, wounded, outnumbered—he refused to die without holdin...

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Dakota Meyer’s Medal of Honor and Faith in Afghanistan

Dakota Meyer’s Medal of Honor and Faith in Afghanistan

Dec 11 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Bullets tore through the Afghan dust. Bodies fell. The howls of comrades trapped under fire shouted loudest. Dakota Meyer’s boots pounded the cracked earth, each step a promise to pull them out—or ...

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Dakota Meyer Medal of Honor Marine Who Saved Comrades in Afghanistan

Dakota Meyer Medal of Honor Marine Who Saved Comrades in Afghanistan

Dec 07 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood on the scorching Afghan dust. A crackled radio call. The desperate echoes of wounded men left behind. This was the crucible for Dakota L. Meyer—Marine, Medal of Honor recipient, living proof ...

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