William McKinley’s Gettysburg bravery and Medal of Honor

William McKinley’s Gettysburg bravery and Medal of Honor

Nov 27 , 2025

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William McKinley stood in the gun smoke and bloodied earth, the roar of musket fire drowning every other sound. Around him, chaos reigned; men fell like chopped timber. Yet, there he was—steadfast,...

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Alonzo Cushing and the Gettysburg Guns That Held the Line

Alonzo Cushing and the Gettysburg Guns That Held the Line

Nov 24 , 2025

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The air thickened with smoke and sweat. Nine guns lined Cemetery Ridge, but as Confederate troops surged, only one man stood unbowed—artillery captain Alonzo Cushing. Wounded again, bleeding from ...

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Union Soldier William McKinley's Courage at Gettysburg

Union Soldier William McKinley's Courage at Gettysburg

Nov 22 , 2025

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He stood alone, under cannon fire and fleeing men, grasping the flag that had fallen at Gettysburg’s fiercest point. Bloodied hands clenched that banner. Surrender was never an option. William McKi...

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William McKinley's Shiloh Heroism and Medal of Honor Legacy

William McKinley's Shiloh Heroism and Medal of Honor Legacy

Nov 22 , 2025

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Blood and fire choked the frozen morning air. William McKinley’s rifle cracked with steady purpose amid the chaos. The thud of falling men and the roar of cannon were the drumbeat to his relentless...

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Robert J. Patterson, Medal of Honor Hero at Petersburg

Robert J. Patterson, Medal of Honor Hero at Petersburg

Nov 20 , 2025

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Robert J. Patterson stood firm beneath a rain of lead and smoke, the roar of artillery drowning comrades’ cries. His regiment faltered—shattered, pinned. But there he was, raising a battered flag, ...

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Robert J. Patterson's Charge at Petersburg and Medal of Honor

Robert J. Patterson's Charge at Petersburg and Medal of Honor

Nov 20 , 2025

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Robert J. Patterson’s boots sank deep in the mud at Petersburg’s front line. Smoke choked the air like a funeral shroud. His regiment was pinned down, headers cracking, men falling like wheat under...

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