Charles N. DeGlopper, Medal of Honor Hero on La Fiere Hill

Charles N. DeGlopper, Medal of Honor Hero on La Fiere Hill

Oct 09 , 2025

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Bullets tore through the quiet hill like thunder on a calm night. Men were falling—friends, brothers, the backbone of a Division pinned under the German shadow. Amid chaos, one voice rose. Clear. D...

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Charles N. DeGlopper's Sacrifice on Hill 192 in Normandy

Charles N. DeGlopper's Sacrifice on Hill 192 in Normandy

Oct 08 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood in the mud, steel screaming overhead. Men were falling one by one, trapped between a hellish flurry of bullets and an enemy hell-bent on annihilation. Somewhere on that cratered hill in Norma...

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Charles N. DeGlopper, Medal of Honor Hero at Normandy

Charles N. DeGlopper, Medal of Honor Hero at Normandy

Oct 08 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles N. DeGlopper’s last stand was a shot fired against the darkness. The deafening roar of relentless German machine guns, the crack and death of artillery crashing through Normandy’s choking f...

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Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Sacrifice at Normandy

Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Sacrifice at Normandy

Oct 07 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone at the edge of a tidal wave of enemy fire. His squad was falling back, crushed under the weight of German machine guns and mortars near Normandy’s riverbanks. The r...

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Charles DeGlopper's Sacrifice on the La Fière Causeway

Charles DeGlopper's Sacrifice on the La Fière Causeway

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

A man stands alone, ragged and bleeding, against a hailstorm of bullets and shells—his rifle blazing as comrades vanish into shadows, retreating from hell. That was Charles N. DeGlopper on June 9, ...

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Charles N. DeGlopper Medal of Honor Recipient at Normandy June 1944

Charles N. DeGlopper Medal of Honor Recipient at Normandy June 1944

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles N. DeGlopper stood his ground as death screamed in from every side. The air thick with smoke and the roar of enemy guns, he fired volley after volley—alone—so his brothers could slip away. ...

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