James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor Hero in Brittany 1944

James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor Hero in Brittany 1944

Sep 19 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. knew what it meant to lead from the front. Under a blazing sky in Brittany, 1944, he charged headlong into enemy fire—not for glory, but to pull his men back from the edge of ...

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James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor recipient at Anzio, WWII

James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor recipient at Anzio, WWII

Sep 19 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Blood and mud. Thunder ripping through the sky. Somewhere in the chaos, a man named James E. Robinson Jr. pressed forward alone—eyes burning with purpose, hands steady on his rifle, heart louder th...

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James E. Robinson Jr. Awarded Medal of Honor for Hill 140 Heroism

James E. Robinson Jr. Awarded Medal of Honor for Hill 140 Heroism

Sep 19 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The earth shook beneath the barrage. Bullets tore through the thick fog. Men cried out. And Sergeant James E. Robinson Jr. charged forward—alone—into the blast. His hands gripped the rifle tight. H...

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James E. Robinson Jr. and the Medal of Honor at Nasugbu

James E. Robinson Jr. and the Medal of Honor at Nasugbu

Sep 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Explosions tore the night sky open. Bullets screamed past Private First Class James E. Robinson Jr.'s face as he crawled forward through mud and blood. His unit pinned down, their flank shattered. ...

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James E. Robinson Jr. and the Medal of Honor at Anzio

James E. Robinson Jr. and the Medal of Honor at Anzio

Sep 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. didn’t hesitate. The enemy’s bullets shattered the silence. The air thick with smoke and screams. Alone, outnumbered, with nothing left but raw guts and purpose—he charged for...

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James E. Robinson Jr., a Medal of Honor hero in the Rhineland

James E. Robinson Jr., a Medal of Honor hero in the Rhineland

Sep 16 , 2026

Infidel Co.

He stood alone on a shattered ridge, his rifle blazing through the smoke and ruin. Men fell around him—friends, brothers, names fading into silence. Yet, James E. Robinson Jr. drove forward, refusi...

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