Cherokee Sergeant Charles George's Sacrifice on Pork Chop Hill

Cherokee Sergeant Charles George's Sacrifice on Pork Chop Hill

Oct 06 , 2025

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Blood and mercy meet on the cold hill of Pork Chop Hill. Between bursts of artillery and choking gun smoke, Charles George crawled through the mud, clutching a wounded comrade, while bullets tore t...

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Jacklyn H. Lucas, Youngest Marine to Receive Medal of Honor at Tarawa

Jacklyn H. Lucas, Youngest Marine to Receive Medal of Honor at Tarawa

Oct 05 , 2025

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Jacklyn H. Lucas was just 17 years old when he chose to stand between death and his brothers-in-arms. Two grenades, live and deadly, tossed into a foxhole packed with Marines. Without hesitation, h...

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Sergeant Samuel Woodfill WWI Medal of Honor at Meuse-Argonne

Sergeant Samuel Woodfill WWI Medal of Honor at Meuse-Argonne

Oct 03 , 2025

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Samuel Woodfill crawled through mud soaked in blood and smoke, every breath a struggle against the stench of death. Machine guns stuttered like apocalyptic thunder. With grit tearing at his lungs, ...

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Samuel Woodfill, Meuse-Argonne Hero and Medal of Honor Recipient

Samuel Woodfill, Meuse-Argonne Hero and Medal of Honor Recipient

Oct 03 , 2025

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Blood and mud. Fire and steel. Nothing left but the bitter scream of war. Samuel Woodfill stood alone, the world burned around him, with enemy trenches ripped open beneath his charge. One man again...

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Samuel Woodfill, Medal of Honor Hero of the Meuse-Argonne

Samuel Woodfill, Medal of Honor Hero of the Meuse-Argonne

Oct 03 , 2025

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Blood blooms on the Western Front. Shells tear the earth apart. Men fall like wheat before the scythe. Yet, through choking gas and relentless fire, one man stands—charging headlong, dragging his c...

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Samuel Woodfill, WWI Medal of Honor Hero in the Trenches

Samuel Woodfill, WWI Medal of Honor Hero in the Trenches

Oct 03 , 2025

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Samuel Woodfill didn’t just walk onto the battlefield—he owned it. Under a leaden sky near the Marne in 1918, he surged through enemy trenches like a force of nature. Alone, against machine guns an...

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