Clifford C. Sims, Wounded Hero Who Held Hill 305 in Korea

Clifford C. Sims, Wounded Hero Who Held Hill 305 in Korea

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Blood seeps through frozen mud. His body screams in agony—wounds tearing at flesh, but the enemy presses close. To retreat means death for his men. So he charges. This was Staff Sergeant Clifford C...

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Medal of Honor Charge by Staff Sergeant Clifford C. Sims at Hill 673

Medal of Honor Charge by Staff Sergeant Clifford C. Sims at Hill 673

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clifford C. Sims was bleeding out—but he never quit moving forward. A dozen enemies ahead. His platoon pinned down by a storm of bullets and shouts. A crushing wound tore through his side, hot and ...

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Clifford C. Sims' Medal of Honor Charge in the Korean War

Clifford C. Sims' Medal of Honor Charge in the Korean War

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clifford C. Sims screamed through blood and fire. Darkness clawed at his senses, but the enemy line still thrashed ahead—his unit trapped, pinned by a merciless tide of gunfire. He refused to die w...

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How Clifford C. Sims' Charge at Jipyeong-ri Won the Medal of Honor

How Clifford C. Sims' Charge at Jipyeong-ri Won the Medal of Honor

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clifford C. Sims didn’t wait to be told to fight. When the line bent, bloodied and broken, he pulled it back with bare hands. Wounded twice, bleeding deep, he clawed forward, dragging his men out o...

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Clifford C. Sims, Medal of Honor recipient who refused evacuation

Clifford C. Sims, Medal of Honor recipient who refused evacuation

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clifford C. Sims stood with his unit under a hailstorm of enemy fire, his body shredded by wounds no man should bear. Blood soaked the mud, his breath ragged as pain screamed in every limb. Yet, he...

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Clifford C. Sims Medal of Honor Heroism in the Korean War

Clifford C. Sims Medal of Honor Heroism in the Korean War

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clifford C. Sims didn’t just lead men into battle—he carried them through hell and fire. Wounded, bleeding, and outnumbered, he refused to fall back. He threw himself forward, breaking the enemy's ...

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