Alonzo Cushing's Stand at Gettysburg During Pickett's Charge

Alonzo Cushing's Stand at Gettysburg During Pickett's Charge

Apr 30 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Artillery smoke choked the hollow of Cemetery Ridge. Shells screamed overhead. Men fell like dry timber. Amid the crescendo of thunder and blood, Lieutenant Alonzo Cushing gripped the wheel of his ...

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Alonzo Cushing's Stand at Gettysburg Sealed the Union Victory

Alonzo Cushing's Stand at Gettysburg Sealed the Union Victory

Apr 28 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Smoke choked the air. Thunder cracked. Cannons roared like the wrath of some ancient god, tearing through the sky at Gettysburg on July 3, 1863. Amid all that hellfire, a young Union artillery offi...

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Alonzo Cushing, Gettysburg's unyielding artillery hero

Alonzo Cushing, Gettysburg's unyielding artillery hero

Apr 25 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Cannon smoke chokes the air. Blood pools where hope once stood. Alonzo Cushing grips the wheel of his cannon as enemy fire shrieks overhead. Wounded twice, he stays—undaunted, relentless, unmoving....

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Alonzo Cushing's Sacrifice at Gettysburg and Medal of Honor

Alonzo Cushing's Sacrifice at Gettysburg and Medal of Honor

Apr 23 , 2026

Infidel Co.

He bled where angels faltered. At Cemetery Ridge, under a hailstorm of steel and fire, Alonzo Cushing stood his ground—gun crews falling around him, blood pouring through shattered lungs. His hands...

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Alonzo Cushing's Last Stand at Cemetery Ridge, Gettysburg

Alonzo Cushing's Last Stand at Cemetery Ridge, Gettysburg

Apr 22 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The roar never quieted. Explosions shattered air like thunder breaking the heavens. Amid the chaos, a single gun crew stood steadfast. Captain Alonzo Cushing gripped the wheel of his cannon, blood ...

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Robert J. Patterson's Gettysburg Stand That Saved His Regiment

Robert J. Patterson's Gettysburg Stand That Saved His Regiment

Apr 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Blood and smoke choked the ridge. Men fell like cut wheat. Somewhere in that hellfire, Robert J. Patterson stood tall—rifle clenched, eyes burning. His regiment wavered, pinned under savage Confede...

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