Robert E. Femoyer, Medal of Honor Navigator Who Saved Crew

Robert E. Femoyer, Medal of Honor Navigator Who Saved Crew

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert E. Femoyer carried his own death on his back like a shadow, silent and relentless. Wounded deep in the lungs—every breath a dagger—he kept talking into a crackling radio, guiding a bomber cr...

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Robert E. Femoyer's Last Radio Calls Saved His B-17 Squadron

Robert E. Femoyer's Last Radio Calls Saved His B-17 Squadron

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert E. Femoyer’s voice whispered across the crackling radio, steady and clear despite a shattered lung and blood choking every breath. The sky was aflame above Nazi Germany. His B-17 was cripple...

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas, Teen Marine Who Saved Comrades at Okinawa

Jacklyn Harold Lucas, Teen Marine Who Saved Comrades at Okinawa

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Jacklyn Harold Lucas was just fifteen when his flesh turned shield—when youth became armor. In a hail of grenades under the bloody Okinawan sun, he leapt without hesitation, burying two explosions ...

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Robert E. Femoyer B-17 Navigator Who Guided His Crew to Safety

Robert E. Femoyer B-17 Navigator Who Guided His Crew to Safety

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

He bled out in the dark sky over Nazi territory. Every breath a war cry. Every word over the radio a lifeline. No man should have carried that weight. Yet he did—until his last pulse. Blood and Du...

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Robert E. Femoyer WWII Medal of Honor Navigator Who Kept Radio Alive

Robert E. Femoyer WWII Medal of Honor Navigator Who Kept Radio Alive

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The air was thick with smoke and death. Bullets tore through the fuselage, men screamed in the chaos. Somewhere behind the scratch of static, a voice held steady — fragile, raw, unyielding. It was ...

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Robert Femoyer's Radio Calls Guided His B-17 Crew Home

Robert Femoyer's Radio Calls Guided His B-17 Crew Home

Oct 06 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert E. Femoyer’s voice cracked through a storm of gunfire and flak. His breath ragged, blood seeping from a fatal wound, he keyed the radio again. Every transmission a lifeline to his bomber gro...

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