John A. Chapman’s Medal of Honor and Courage at Takur Ghar

John A. Chapman’s Medal of Honor and Courage at Takur Ghar

Jan 07 , 2026

Infidel Co.

John A. Chapman lay alone on the frozen, blood-soaked ridge, silent but burning with purpose. The enemy surrounded him, every breath a struggle. He fought not for glory—but because someone had to. ...

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John Chapman’s Stand at Shah-i-Kot Valley and Medal of Honor

John Chapman’s Stand at Shah-i-Kot Valley and Medal of Honor

Jan 07 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Wind howling through frozen trees. Silence broken by bursts of enemy fire. A man moves alone—no hesitation, no fear, only resolve. This is John Chapman. A warrior carved from unyielding faith and s...

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John Chapman's Sacrifice at Takur Ghar and the Medal of Honor

John Chapman's Sacrifice at Takur Ghar and the Medal of Honor

Jan 07 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The sky tore open above Takur Ghar. Helicopters screamed, gunfire cracked. A dozen men pinned down, desperate. Somewhere in the chaos, John A. Chapman moved forward—alone—into hell’s mouth. The Ba...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Medal of Honor Marine Who Saved Comrades

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Medal of Honor Marine Who Saved Comrades

Jan 07 , 2026

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The grenade landed like death's will incarnate. Time blurred. Robert H. Jenkins Jr. saw the shapeless terror spinning through the dust-choked air—a live grenade aimed square at his small squad. No ...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Medal of Honor Marine Saved Comrades in Vietnam

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Medal of Honor Marine Saved Comrades in Vietnam

Jan 07 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The grenade landed without warning. Time slowed. The raw, thunderous crack of a warzone meeting its recklessness—that moment when instinct trumps thought, when a man becomes more than flesh and blo...

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Remembering Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Vietnam Medal of Honor

Remembering Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Vietnam Medal of Honor

Jan 07 , 2026

Infidel Co.

A grenade lands amid the chaos. Time slows. Every heartbeat becomes a roar, every breath pulled through cracked ribs. Robert H. Jenkins Jr. doesn't flinch. Instead, he throws himself over his comra...

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