James E. Robinson Jr. WWII Medal of Honor hero guided by faith

James E. Robinson Jr. WWII Medal of Honor hero guided by faith

Feb 11 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. moved through the smoke like a ghost born of grit—every step measured but full of fire. His unit pinned down, casualties mounting, the enemy’s relentless fire crackled over fr...

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James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor at Leyte Ridge

James E. Robinson Jr. Medal of Honor at Leyte Ridge

Feb 10 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. stood under a hail of bullets, deaf to the screams around him. His small frame moved forward, dragging wounded men from the mud, silencing enemy nests one by one. The ridge wo...

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James E. Robinson Jr. awarded Medal of Honor for Haaren rescue

James E. Robinson Jr. awarded Medal of Honor for Haaren rescue

Feb 10 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. stood alone on blood-soaked ground. Enemy fire ripped past him as he dragged wounded men toward safety. The roar of machine guns didn’t drown out his steady voice commanding h...

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WWII Medal of Honor recipient James E. Robinson Jr. in Cisterna, Italy

WWII Medal of Honor recipient James E. Robinson Jr. in Cisterna, Italy

Feb 10 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The air cracked with gunfire. Smoke tangled the dawn. Men fell, one by one, like wheat before the scythe. Amid that hell, a single figure surged forward—relentless, bloodied, unyielding. This was J...

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James E. Robinson Jr. Leyte Hero and Medal of Honor Recipient

James E. Robinson Jr. Leyte Hero and Medal of Honor Recipient

Feb 08 , 2026

Infidel Co.

James E. Robinson Jr. moved through the chaos like a ghost made of steel and resolve. The din of war pressed into his ears—a shriek of bullets, explosions blotting out the sky. His unit pinned, man...

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James E. Robinson Jr., WWII Medal of Honor hero at Beloy

James E. Robinson Jr., WWII Medal of Honor hero at Beloy

Feb 08 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The air was thick with smoke. Shells smashed earth around him. The enemy’s bullets whipped past like angry hornets. But there was James E. Robinson Jr., charging forward—singlehandedly cutting thro...

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