Jan 07 , 2026
Blood on the guns, smoke in the air, the world collapsing at Gettysburg. Alonzo Cushing stood his ground. Twice wounded, the youngest artillery officer held open the gates to defeat with cold steel...
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Jan 07 , 2026
Jacklyn Harold Lucas was fifteen years old when he wrapped himself around two grenades to save his friends. Fifteen. Not a man, not yet fully a boy. But in that split second, he became a shield, a ...
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Jan 07 , 2026
Jacklyn Harold Lucas was fifteen when hell found him—too young for war, too fierce to stop. In a hail of shrapnel and death, he dove onto twin grenades with a raw, fearless heart. No hesitation. Ju...
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Jan 07 , 2026
Blood, grit, and the unforgiving mountain air. The Hell that was Chipyong-ni, Korea, in February 1951. Captain Edward R. Schowalter Jr. stands alone on a frozen ridge, his body shattered by wounds,...
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Jan 06 , 2026
James E. Robinson Jr. stood in the choking smoke, grenades hurling like death’s own hail. Shouts tore through the chaos. With bullets slicing past, he moved forward—not because he wanted to, but be...
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Jan 06 , 2026
Ernest E. Evans stood alone in the storm of steel and fire, a destroyer captain locked in a desperate struggle against a fleet centuries larger. His ship, the USS Johnston, pummeled and battered, s...
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