Robert J. Patterson's Gettysburg stand that earned the Medal of Honor

Robert J. Patterson's Gettysburg stand that earned the Medal of Honor

Dec 07 , 2025

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Robert J. Patterson stood with smoke choking the dawn, his regiment crumbling beneath a hailstorm of lead. The line faltered. Men fell broken, screaming for cover. Amid the chaos, Patterson moved f...

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William McKinley's Gettysburg rescue and Medal of Honor

William McKinley's Gettysburg rescue and Medal of Honor

Dec 07 , 2025

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The smell of smoke and iron filled the air. Gunfire cracked like thunder. Amid the clash, one man charged forward, not for glory, but because the fallen needed a hand. William McKinley moved like a...

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Alonzo Cushing's Courage at Gettysburg and Medal of Honor

Alonzo Cushing's Courage at Gettysburg and Medal of Honor

Dec 05 , 2025

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Blood and smoke choked the air. The roar of cannon fire drowned out the cries of dying men. Amid the chaos, a single voice barked orders. Alonzo Cushing, barely more than a boy, gritted his teeth. ...

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Alonzo Cushing's Stand at Gettysburg Saved the Union Line

Alonzo Cushing's Stand at Gettysburg Saved the Union Line

Nov 29 , 2025

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Pain. Fire. The roar of cannon louder than any prayer. The line trembles beneath a sky bleeding smoke. There he stands, 22 years old, a young artillery officer named Alonzo Cushing. Mortally wounde...

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Alonzo Cushing and the Courage That Held Gettysburg's Ridge

Alonzo Cushing and the Courage That Held Gettysburg's Ridge

Nov 27 , 2025

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Blood and iron, sweat and grit — on July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg, a young artillery officer stared death in the eye and spat defiance. Mortally wounded yet unyielding, Alonzo Cushing manned his batt...

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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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