James E. Robinson Jr., WWII Medal of Honor Hero from Leyte

James E. Robinson Jr., WWII Medal of Honor Hero from Leyte

Aug 01 , 2026

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James E. Robinson Jr. charged forward into a hailstorm of bullets. Explosions hammered the muck-smeared ground. Men shouted, fell, vanished into smoke and ash. But Robinson broke the line—not as a ...

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John Basilone, the Marine Who Held the Line at Guadalcanal

John Basilone, the Marine Who Held the Line at Guadalcanal

Aug 01 , 2026

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John Basilone stood alone in a hailstorm of bullets. Around him, Marines were falling. The earth trembled with explosions. The enemy swarmed like a tide, relentless and unforgiving. But Basilone, a...

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Daniel J. Daly, Marine Who Earned Two Medals of Honor

Daniel J. Daly, Marine Who Earned Two Medals of Honor

Aug 01 , 2026

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Blood on the sand, fire in his eyes, and the weight of a nation on his shoulders. Sgt. Maj. Daniel J. Daly stood alone on the edge of chaos, telling the enemy with bullets what words could never ca...

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Jacklyn Lucas, Medal of Honor Recipient Who Threw Himself on Grenades

Jacklyn Lucas, Medal of Honor Recipient Who Threw Himself on Grenades

Aug 01 , 2026

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas was 17 years old when hell whispered in his ear and he answered with the roar of a lion. No hesitation. No second thought. Just a kid from North Carolina, stepping into the tee...

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Jacklyn Lucas, the Youngest Medal of Honor Marine at Peleliu

Jacklyn Lucas, the Youngest Medal of Honor Marine at Peleliu

Aug 01 , 2026

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas was 14 years old when the war found him. A boy too young to enlist, but driven by a fire too fierce to ignore. The blood of battle was spilled not by age, but by character. You...

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Ernest Evans and USS Johnston's Heroic Charge off Samar

Ernest Evans and USS Johnston's Heroic Charge off Samar

Aug 01 , 2026

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Ernest E. Evans stood on the deck of USS Johnston, the steel beneath his feet trembling like a heartbeat ready to snap. The sea churned, but the real storm was above and in front—forty Japanese war...

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