Edward Schowalter's Valor at Triangle Hill in the Korean War

Edward Schowalter's Valor at Triangle Hill in the Korean War

Jun 02 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Blood and steel clashed that night on Triangle Hill. Bullets cut through the bitter Korean air. The enemy surge crashed hard against a single platoon, battered but unbroken. And at the eye of that ...

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Edward R. Schowalter Jr., Medal of Honor Hero of the Korean War

Edward R. Schowalter Jr., Medal of Honor Hero of the Korean War

May 21 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Edward R. Schowalter Jr. stood when most would have fallen. Guns blazed. Men screamed. The ridge they held bled with every second. But there he was—bloodied, battered, unyielding. His eyes locked o...

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Clifford C. Sims, Medal of Honor Hero Who Held the Line

Clifford C. Sims, Medal of Honor Hero Who Held the Line

May 20 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clifford C. Sims was bleeding out in a trench, far from home, and the enemy was closing in. His unit was fractured, pinned down, and any hope of survival depended on sheer will. With a shattered kn...

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Clifford C. Sims, Medal of Honor Hero at Ka-san in Korea

Clifford C. Sims, Medal of Honor Hero at Ka-san in Korea

May 15 , 2026

Infidel Co.

He lay broken in the cold Korean mud, blood soaking through torn uniform, but his voice still cut through the howl of gunfire—“Follow me.” No hesitation. No retreat. Just raw will dragging a batter...

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Clifford C. Sims' Medal of Honor at Hill 104 in the Korean War

Clifford C. Sims' Medal of Honor at Hill 104 in the Korean War

May 15 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clifford C. Sims bled valor into a frozen hellscape. The ground under Hill 104 in Korea was slick with ice and blood that morning. Enemy fire broke through the swirling snow like shards of death. B...

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William M. Lowery’s Medal of Honor Valor on Hill 1211, Korea

William M. Lowery’s Medal of Honor Valor on Hill 1211, Korea

May 15 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Bullets whistled past his head like death’s own prayer. Smoke burned lungs, blood blurred vision, but he moved—unyielding, driven by a thread finer than fear: brotherhood. William McKinley Lowery s...

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