Rodney Yano Awarded Medal of Honor in Vietnam for Saving Crewmates

Rodney Yano Awarded Medal of Honor in Vietnam for Saving Crewmates

Jul 23 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Rodney Yano’s story doesn’t start with glory. It starts with fire—literal fire, searing through smoke and chaos. A grenade, exploded too close, ignited his own gear. Blood burned, pain tore through...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Recipient from Vietnam

Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Recipient from Vietnam

Jul 23 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Grenade lands. Time folds. A warrior’s body becomes a shield. The roar of explosions, the blood pounding in ears, the impossible choice made in an instant—this was Robert H. Jenkins Jr. on that hel...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Marine in Vietnam

Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Marine in Vietnam

Jul 23 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The air shimmered with heat and blood in the sweltering Vietnamese jungle. The roar of gunfire tore through the thick green, the stench of sweat and smoke choking the senses. Then, the single, sudd...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Vietnam Marine Who Saved Four Lives

Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Vietnam Marine Who Saved Four Lives

Jul 21 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. carried war like a wound inside him—raw, unrelenting, and fatal. In the thick, humid jungle of Vietnam, the moment came without warning. A grenade landed among his unit, its d...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Medal of Honor Marine who shielded his squad

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Medal of Honor Marine who shielded his squad

Jul 21 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The grenade lands—time fractures. Robert H. Jenkins Jr., without hesitation, lunges. His body a shield. Flesh torn. Breath stilled. Comrades spared. A single act carved into blood and courage forev...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr.'s Medal of Honor Sacrifice at Hill 67

Robert H. Jenkins Jr.'s Medal of Honor Sacrifice at Hill 67

Jul 21 , 2026

Infidel Co.

The grenade falls. Time fractures — a heartbeat slows to a lifetime. Robert H. Jenkins Jr. sees it clear: death in his hand, coming fast for the men beside him. Without hesitation, he leaps. The bl...

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