Robert J. Patterson's Medal of Honor at the Battle of Shiloh

Robert J. Patterson's Medal of Honor at the Battle of Shiloh

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Smoke choked the air. The ground shook under relentless muskets. Blood mingled with mud and sweat—dry, yet fresh enough to stain forever. Robert J. Patterson stood there, a rock amid chaos. His reg...

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Robert J. Patterson's Valor at Chickamauga Saved the 18th Ohio

Robert J. Patterson's Valor at Chickamauga Saved the 18th Ohio

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert J. Patterson’s rifle cracked through the haze of smoke and blood on the field. Around him, men fell like wheat before the scythe, chaos swallowing the line. But Patterson stood tall, a pilla...

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Robert J. Patterson and the Medal of Honor at Antietam

Robert J. Patterson and the Medal of Honor at Antietam

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The air tore with bullets and screams. Smoke choked the field. Men fell like wheat before the scythe. Amid that hell stood Robert J. Patterson, a soldier bound by steel will and iron faith. When th...

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Robert J. Patterson's Cold Harbor Valor and Medal of Honor

Robert J. Patterson's Cold Harbor Valor and Medal of Honor

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Steel met fire. Death lingered in the smoke. But Robert J. Patterson stood firm—alone, between chaos and his shattered regiment’s last line of defense. The roar of musketry drowned out shouts, but ...

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Robert J. Patterson, Medal of Honor Hero at Chickamauga

Robert J. Patterson, Medal of Honor Hero at Chickamauga

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert J. Patterson stood at the blurring edge of chaos—a lone figure amid a storm of lead and flame. His regiment faltered, pinned under a withering Confederate barrage. The roar was deafening, bo...

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Robert J. Patterson's Vicksburg Valor and Medal of Honor

Robert J. Patterson's Vicksburg Valor and Medal of Honor

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert J. Patterson stood alone in a storm of lead and death, his regiment breaking all around him. Men fell like wheat before the scythe—shattered, broken, screaming. But Patterson, pressed to the...

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