Charles George Cherokee Warrior Awarded the Medal of Honor in Korea

Charles George Cherokee Warrior Awarded the Medal of Honor in Korea

Oct 08 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles George lay twisted in the muck, blood pooling beneath him as enemy fire tore through the ridge. Every breath burned, every movement shredded. But he wasn’t done. Not yet. His wounded comrad...

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Robert E. Femoyer, B-17 Radio Operator Who Saved 25 Men

Robert E. Femoyer, B-17 Radio Operator Who Saved 25 Men

Oct 07 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert E. Femoyer’s voice cracked through the static cracks of a dying B-17. Blood stained his uniform, veins bursting beneath the weight of mortal wounds. Still, he whispered coordinates, guiding ...

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Robert Femoyer saved his bomber formation with final radio calls

Robert Femoyer saved his bomber formation with final radio calls

Oct 07 , 2025

Infidel Co.

He was dying, wounded deep beneath the roar of enemy flak and damaged planes. Still, he clawed into that radio, every breath a prayer—sending back vital coordinates that saved an entire bomber form...

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Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Sacrifice at Normandy

Charles DeGlopper's Medal of Honor Sacrifice at Normandy

Oct 07 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone at the edge of a tidal wave of enemy fire. His squad was falling back, crushed under the weight of German machine guns and mortars near Normandy’s riverbanks. The r...

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Sgt. Alvin C. York's journey from Tennessee farmer to Medal of Honor

Sgt. Alvin C. York's journey from Tennessee farmer to Medal of Honor

Oct 07 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The roar of machine guns blurred in the green hell of the Argonne Forest. Bullets tore through the air like angry hornets, friends dropping one after another. Amid the chaos, a single man moved wit...

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Robert Femoyer Medal of Honor hero whose radio calls saved a B-17 crew

Robert Femoyer Medal of Honor hero whose radio calls saved a B-17 crew

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

In the thick smoke of a raging sky above Nazi Germany, a man lay dying—but his voice never faltered. Beneath a broken plane and searing pain, Robert E. Femoyer kept the radio cord tight, linking li...

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