Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Stand at Hill 192, Normandy

Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Stand at Hill 192, Normandy

Dec 10 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone. Bullets screamed past him like death incarnate. His unit was slipping behind enemy lines, retreating under incendiary fire in the muddy grasp of the Normandy bocag...

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Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Sacrifice That Saved His Squad

Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Sacrifice That Saved His Squad

Dec 09 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone on a ridge, bullets stitching the air around him. His squad was falling back—outnumbered, outgunned, scattered. But DeGlopper didn’t flinch. He turned, raised his T...

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Charles DeGlopper's Last Stand and Medal of Honor in Normandy

Charles DeGlopper's Last Stand and Medal of Honor in Normandy

Dec 08 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Bullets shredded the night. Men fell screaming, dragged down by fire from a ridge impossible to take. Still, one soldier stood his ground. Alone. Shielding his brothers—and buying the seconds they ...

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Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Action at La Fiere Bridge

Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Action at La Fiere Bridge

Dec 08 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Legs burning, bullets ripping the air—no cover but a dying breath to stall the enemy. Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone, a lone shield against the storm. The roar of German guns cracked like thunder...

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Charles DeGlopper's Heroic Last Stand on the Moselle Ridge

Charles DeGlopper's Heroic Last Stand on the Moselle Ridge

Dec 08 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone on that crumbled ridge near the Moselle River. Bullets tore through the smoke; grenades exploded like thunderclaps. His platoon limped backward—wounded, disoriented...

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Charles DeGlopper, WWII Soldier Who Held the Garonne Alone

Charles DeGlopper, WWII Soldier Who Held the Garonne Alone

Dec 08 , 2025

Infidel Co.

A single man, standing alone against the storm of death. That’s Charles N. DeGlopper on the muddy, blood-soaked banks of the Garonne River. His platoon pinned down. The enemy closing in. No cover. ...

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