Charles DeGlopper’s Normandy sacrifice that saved his platoon

Charles DeGlopper’s Normandy sacrifice that saved his platoon

Jan 07 , 2026

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Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone on that clogged ridge, a thin line between death and the men behind him. Bullets ripped past. Mortar shells pocked the dirt. They fell back—chaos breaking waves—and...

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Daniel Daly, Two-Time Medal of Honor Marine at Belleau Wood

Daniel Daly, Two-Time Medal of Honor Marine at Belleau Wood

Jan 07 , 2026

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He was the man who stood his ground when hell broke loose—unswerving, unyielding, a steel wall trimmed in Marine Corps green. When the bullets rained and chaos swallowed the field, Sgt. Major Danie...

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Jacklyn Lucas at Iwo Jima Teenage Marine Who Saved His Comrades

Jacklyn Lucas at Iwo Jima Teenage Marine Who Saved His Comrades

Jan 07 , 2026

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas Jr. was just fifteen when the world unleashed hell on Iwo Jima. A boy. A Marine. A shield. The Battle That Broke and Made Him February 20, 1945—D-Day for Iwo Jima. Hell carved...

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Jack Lucas the Youngest Marine in WWII to Receive Medal of Honor

Jack Lucas the Youngest Marine in WWII to Receive Medal of Honor

Jan 07 , 2026

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas Jr. was seventeen years old when he slammed his body on not one, but two live grenades. The shriek of explosives tore through the chaos. His flesh shielded his brothers in arms...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Vietnam Marine Who Fell on a Grenade

Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Vietnam Marine Who Fell on a Grenade

Jan 07 , 2026

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The world explodes in fire and steel. Robert H. Jenkins Jr. feels the grenade’s deadly pulse before it lands. No hesitation. He throws his body on it—sinks low—shields the men behind him with flesh...

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Ross McGinnis Medal of Honor Recipient Who Saved Four in Baghdad

Ross McGinnis Medal of Honor Recipient Who Saved Four in Baghdad

Jan 07 , 2026

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Ross Andrew McGinnis knew the crackling of war. He knew the weight of blood on his hands before he even saw the grenade. A split second. A grenade—live, intent on death—landing in his SUV. No hesit...

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