Henry Johnson, Harlem Hellfighter and Medal of Honor Recipient

Henry Johnson, Harlem Hellfighter and Medal of Honor Recipient

Dec 23 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Sgt. Henry Johnson stood alone in the dark, his hands wrapped around a broken rifle. Bullets tore through the cold night air as a dozen German raiders closed in. Blood poured from his shattered fac...

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Alvin York's Meuse-Argonne Valor and Steadfast Faith

Alvin York's Meuse-Argonne Valor and Steadfast Faith

Dec 23 , 2025

Infidel Co.

A rifle cracked through the mist, cutting cold air like a razor’s edge. Alvin York dropped into the mud, heart pounding, eyes sharp. Around him, the roar of battle thundered—explosions, cries, gunf...

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Henry Johnson, Harlem Hellfighter Honored with Medal of Honor

Henry Johnson, Harlem Hellfighter Honored with Medal of Honor

Dec 22 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The night air ripped by gunfire and death’s cold howl. Alone, pinned down, blood pouring—Sgt. Henry Johnson stood unbowed. Machine guns chattered, grenades exploded close enough to feel the heat. H...

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Sergeant Henry Johnson's World War I heroism and Medal of Honor

Sergeant Henry Johnson's World War I heroism and Medal of Honor

Dec 22 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Sgt. Henry Johnson didn’t just fight a battle that November night in 1918—he fought against the erasure of his own existence. Under a black sky pierced by gunfire, he became a wall of defiance agai...

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Alvin C. York's Faith Fueled Valor and Redemption in World War I

Alvin C. York's Faith Fueled Valor and Redemption in World War I

Dec 22 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The air was thick with death. Bullets stitched the night. Sgt. Alvin C. York moved like a shadow caught in enemy fire, his rifle spit fury. One man against a German nest—then two, three, dozens. Th...

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Alvin C. York, Tennessee marksman and Medal of Honor recipient

Alvin C. York, Tennessee marksman and Medal of Honor recipient

Dec 21 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Bloodied cliffs. Frostbite. Rumbling guns. A single man, charged with more enemy than hope. Alvin C. York moved like a ghost through the blackened forest near the Argonne in October 1918. His rifle...

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