Edward R. Schowalter Jr.'s Heroism at Hill 700 and Medal of Honor

Edward R. Schowalter Jr.'s Heroism at Hill 700 and Medal of Honor

Nov 17 , 2025

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Blood and mud soaked his uniform as bullets shredded the silence. Edward R. Schowalter Jr. didn’t flinch. Wounds stung like fire but quitting never crossed his mind. At Hill 700 in Korea, surrounde...

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Edward Schowalter Jr. honored with Medal of Honor at Chipyong-ni

Edward Schowalter Jr. honored with Medal of Honor at Chipyong-ni

Nov 17 , 2025

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Edward Schowalter Jr.’s world imploded in a hailstorm of bullets and fire. Outnumbered. Outgunned. Bleeding through torn flesh, he stood his ground—alone, broken, relentless. The line was gone. The...

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Captain Edward R. Schowalter Jr. Medal of Honor in the Korean War

Captain Edward R. Schowalter Jr. Medal of Honor in the Korean War

Nov 16 , 2025

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Bloodied hands clutch the ridge as dawn cracks cold and red. Alone in a hail of lead and death, Captain Edward R. Schowalter Jr. refuses to yield ground. His men falter but his voice rises—steady, ...

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Edward R. Schowalter Jr. wins Medal of Honor at Heartbreak Ridge

Edward R. Schowalter Jr. wins Medal of Honor at Heartbreak Ridge

Nov 15 , 2025

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Bullets whistle past. Blood slicks the frozen earth beneath his hands. The ridge is lost ground if he doesn’t act. But Edward Schowalter Jr.—one man against a tide—won’t break. Forged in Quiet Hon...

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William Lowery’s Medal of Honor Valor at Chip'yong-ni, Korea

William Lowery’s Medal of Honor Valor at Chip'yong-ni, Korea

Nov 14 , 2025

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William McKinley Lowery’s blood soaked the frozen earth of Korea. A storm of bullets tore through the air. Around him, men fell, screaming and silent. He refused to fall. Wounded, bleeding, and out...

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William McKinley Lowery's Medal of Honor Heroism at Chipyong-ni

William McKinley Lowery's Medal of Honor Heroism at Chipyong-ni

Nov 14 , 2025

Infidel Co.

William McKinley Lowery knew hell before most men could even spell it. The biting cold of Korea sliced through his uniform, the hiss of incoming fire stitching scars into his very soul. But standin...

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