James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor Hero on Leyte Ridge

James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor Hero on Leyte Ridge

Apr 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Blood rains down as the line falters. Enemy fire tears through the mud, the screams, the chaos. Some break. Not James E. Robinson Jr. He charges forward, dragging his squad through hell with nothin...

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James E. Robinson Jr. World War II hero who won the Medal of Honor

James E. Robinson Jr. World War II hero who won the Medal of Honor

Apr 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

A fury of machine gun fire tore through the shattered trees. Smoke and blood mixed in the muddy air. Men fell in ragged heaps, but James E. Robinson Jr. kept charging forward—alone, exposed, relent...

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James E. Robinson Jr., Medal of Honor Recipient at Monte Cassino

James E. Robinson Jr., Medal of Honor Recipient at Monte Cassino

Apr 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. stood alone, the roar of machine guns snapping inches from his head. Grenades exploded, sending dirt and bone into the air. His men faltered, pinned down by a fortified enemy ...

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James E. Robinson Jr. and the Leyte Charge That Saved His Platoon

James E. Robinson Jr. and the Leyte Charge That Saved His Platoon

Apr 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. stood waist-deep in freezing water. Bullets tore through the night around him. His unit pinned down, casualties mounting. No reinforcements. No retreat. Only one choice: forwa...

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James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor heroism near Osterholz

James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor heroism near Osterholz

Apr 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Bullets tore the dawn apart. Smoke choked the air and blood soaked the earth beneath him. James E. Robinson Jr., a young man barely out of his twenties, moved forward—not because fear was absent, b...

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James E. Robinson Jr.'s bravery that earned the Medal of Honor

James E. Robinson Jr.'s bravery that earned the Medal of Honor

Apr 18 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Bullets screamed past his head like death’s own whip. Smoke stung his eyes. Dirt flew as he clawed toward the enemy trench—alone, running out of men and time. This wasn’t luck. It was will. James E...

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