Jacklyn Harold Lucas, Youngest Marine to Receive the Medal of Honor

Jacklyn Harold Lucas, Youngest Marine to Receive the Medal of Honor

Oct 06 , 2025

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Grenades tore through the chaos, metal biting flesh and bone. Jacklyn Harold Lucas, only 17, felt the edges of two exploding grenades slam into him — twice. Each blast threatened to shred him apart...

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Vernon J. Baker, Buffalo Soldier Who Received the Medal of Honor

Vernon J. Baker, Buffalo Soldier Who Received the Medal of Honor

Oct 03 , 2025

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Vernon J. Baker moved like a demon in the smoke—silent, focused, deadly. Alone he stalked through a nest of enemy fire, grenades cracking around him, every step a wager against death. Blood soaked ...

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Jacklyn Lucas, the Youngest Marine to Earn the Medal of Honor

Jacklyn Lucas, the Youngest Marine to Earn the Medal of Honor

Oct 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Jacklyn Harold Lucas was fifteen years old when he made death pause. He was too young for war, but the war didn’t care. In the smoke-choked hell of Iwo Jima, two grenades hit the ground near him an...

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Robert E. Femoyer’s Voice of Sacrifice in WWII Skies

Robert E. Femoyer’s Voice of Sacrifice in WWII Skies

Oct 03 , 2025

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Robert E. Femoyer’s voice was the lifeline in the chaos, blood dripping as he spoke. With shattered ribs and lungs bleeding, he stayed aloft in the radio room, transmitting coordinates to save his ...

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Robert E. Femoyer, Medal of Honor Navigator Who Stayed on the Radio

Robert E. Femoyer, Medal of Honor Navigator Who Stayed on the Radio

Oct 03 , 2025

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Robert E. Femoyer knew the clock was ticking—not just the one on the plane’s dash, but the one inside him. A bullet had ripped through his side, blood pooling, lungs burning, but his voice never fa...

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How Robert E. Femoyer's Radio Calls Saved a Bomber Group

How Robert E. Femoyer's Radio Calls Saved a Bomber Group

Oct 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood rains from the sky. Every second counts. His breaths ragged. His voice a lifeline through static and death. Captain Robert E. Femoyer clings to the radio—the mission’s thread to salvation—whi...

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