Charles Coolidge Jr., Medal of Honor Recipient at Hurtgen Forest

Charles Coolidge Jr., Medal of Honor Recipient at Hurtgen Forest

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Blood-soaked mud clings to boots. Bullets sting the air like angry hornets. The order to flank, to push through—comes from a man with eyes that burn fierce and steady. Charles Coolidge Jr., staring...

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Clarence S. Olszewski and the Medal of Honor at Brest Ridge

Clarence S. Olszewski and the Medal of Honor at Brest Ridge

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clarence S. Olszewski stood under a relentless hail of gunfire, his squad pinned against a brutal ridge on the European front. Desperation clawed at every breath. No cover, no mercy. Yet, with grim...

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Clarence S. Olszewski's Medal of Honor Charge on Hill 609

Clarence S. Olszewski's Medal of Honor Charge on Hill 609

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clarence S. Olszewski stood ankle-deep in shattered earth, machine-gun fire ripping through the dawn mist. Around him, men fell like wheat before the sickle. The enemy was pinned down, fortified, h...

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Clarence S. Olszewski Assault on the Hurtgen Forest Ridge

Clarence S. Olszewski Assault on the Hurtgen Forest Ridge

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Clarence S. Olszewski stood knee-deep in the mud, nerves raw and breath ragged. Enemy fire hammered the earth around him like a relentless drumbeat of death. His unit was pinned, scattered, voices ...

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Charles Coolidge Jr.'s Courage at Hürtgen Forest and Medal of Honor

Charles Coolidge Jr.'s Courage at Hürtgen Forest and Medal of Honor

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

Bullets tore the air like angry thunder. Dust choked the throat. Men fell beside him—friends cut down without warning. Yet Charles Coolidge Jr. stood firm, his company’s line razor-thin but unbroke...

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Charles Coolidge Jr. Earned the Medal of Honor in the Vosges, 1944

Charles Coolidge Jr. Earned the Medal of Honor in the Vosges, 1944

Feb 06 , 2026

Infidel Co.

He stood in a hail of lead and bursting shells—alone, unmoving, his rifle deafening in the cracking morning fire of the Vosges Mountains. Every man around him either down or pinned, their faces etc...

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