Alfred B. Hilton's Valor at Fort Wagner and Medal of Honor

Alfred B. Hilton's Valor at Fort Wagner and Medal of Honor

Dec 30 , 2025

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Alfred B. Hilton gripped the colors like a man possessed. The roar of Fort Wagner was hellfire around him. His hands slick with sweat and blood, his chest pierced—but he did not drop the flag. Ever...

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Alfred B. Hilton's Heroism at Fort Wagner and the Medal of Honor

Alfred B. Hilton's Heroism at Fort Wagner and the Medal of Honor

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Alfred B. Hilton gripped the colors with a soldier’s final breath, blood spilling onto sacred cloth. His body shattered, but his resolve unyielding. Around him, chaos tore the air—cannon fire, scre...

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Alfred B. Hilton's Valor at Fort Wagner and the Medal of Honor

Alfred B. Hilton's Valor at Fort Wagner and the Medal of Honor

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Alfred B. Hilton bore the colors forward with his dying breath. The roar of cannon fire, the crack of rifles, and the screams of men swirling into a chaotic tide—yet there he stood, flag in hand, w...

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Alfred B. Hilton, Fort Wagner flag bearer and Medal of Honor recipient

Alfred B. Hilton, Fort Wagner flag bearer and Medal of Honor recipient

Dec 30 , 2025

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Alfred B. Hilton gripped the colors with hands shredded by ragged battle. Smoke choked the air as bullets tore through the swampy sand outside Fort Wagner. Around him, friends fell silent. Still, h...

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William H. Carney, Fort Wagner soldier and Medal of Honor recipient

William H. Carney, Fort Wagner soldier and Medal of Honor recipient

Dec 13 , 2025

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Blood-soaked, smoke choking the air—flag slipping from a dying hand. William H. Carney didn’t hesitate. Through a hail of bullets and crashing chaos at Fort Wagner, he seized that sacred emblem, dr...

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William H. Carney, Medal of Honor Hero, and the Flag at Fort Wagner

William H. Carney, Medal of Honor Hero, and the Flag at Fort Wagner

Dec 11 , 2025

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William H. Carney gripped the tattered colors with bloodied hands. Bullets sang death songs. His uniform soaked in crimson, yet the flag never touched the ground. Never. This was no mere symbol. It...

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