Nov 10 , 2025
Jacklyn Harold Lucas Jr. was just seventeen when he threw himself on not one—but two—live grenades on a Pacific island. Flesh burned, bones shattered, yet his body became a shield, his greatest wea...
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Nov 10 , 2025
Charles N. DeGlopper stood alone on that muddy ridge, bullets stitching the air, bombs tearing earth apart. His unit was melting back—scattered, bleeding, desperate—but he stayed. He became the shi...
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Nov 10 , 2025
Blood slick beneath boots. Flames licking the night sky. Sgt. Maj. Daniel Joseph Daly stood like a wall, a lone thunderbolt amid chaos. Two Medals of Honor don’t come from luck. They come from a he...
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Nov 10 , 2025
Jacklyn Harold Lucas was seventeen. Barely a man. And he lay over two grenades, his body a shield against death’s shrapnel. Blood soaked his uniform, but he didn’t die—twice spared by fate and grit...
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Nov 10 , 2025
Blood, sweat, and grit in the mud of Tientsin. The bullets began to rain, the air thick with smoke and fire. Wounded men cried out. The lines wavered. But Daniel Joseph Daly stood tall, two pistols...
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Nov 10 , 2025
Blood runs thicker than medals. That truth was carved deep into the flesh of Sgt. Major Daniel J. Daly—twice a Medal of Honor man, twice a legend forged in the fires of ruthless combat. Not many be...
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