Thomas W. Norris saves comrades at Dong Xoai, Medal of Honor

Thomas W. Norris saves comrades at Dong Xoai, Medal of Honor

Dec 19 , 2025

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Thomas W. Norris stood knee-deep in muck, enemy fire slashing the dense jungle like cruel lightning. His brothers lay wounded—helpless, desperate. Every second counted. The air thick with smoke and...

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Daniel J. Daly, Two-Time Medal of Honor Marine and His Legacy

Daniel J. Daly, Two-Time Medal of Honor Marine and His Legacy

Dec 19 , 2025

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Blood like rain, bullets like fire. The horses screamed. The fighting was savage, unyielding. Through the smoke and chaos, Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph Daly stood not just unbroken—but unrelenting....

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James E. Robinson Jr. Heroism and Medal of Honor at La Houssoie

James E. Robinson Jr. Heroism and Medal of Honor at La Houssoie

Dec 19 , 2025

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Blood spattered, lungs burning, James E. Robinson Jr. pressed forward. The deafening roar of artillery and enemy fire tore through the air like hell itself had broken loose. But he was not just any...

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Jacklyn Lucas, Youngest Marine Awarded the Medal of Honor at Iwo Jima

Jacklyn Lucas, Youngest Marine Awarded the Medal of Honor at Iwo Jima

Dec 19 , 2025

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas was 17 when he melted into the chaos of Iwo Jima. A boy barely grown, but steel-tempered in heart. When two grenades landed among his brothers, without a blink, he dove. Covere...

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Daniel J. Daly Marine Hero Twice Awarded the Medal of Honor

Daniel J. Daly Marine Hero Twice Awarded the Medal of Honor

Dec 19 , 2025

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The roar of gunfire cuts through the night, shadows writhe behind smoke, and in the chaos, one man stands unflinching — two Medals of Honor etched into his story. Daniel Joseph Daly belonged to the...

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James E. Robinson Jr., Hill 192 Hero from Normandy and Medal of Honor

James E. Robinson Jr., Hill 192 Hero from Normandy and Medal of Honor

Dec 19 , 2025

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Bullets screamed past his face. The haze of gunpowder burned sharp in his lungs. Men were screaming. The ground shook beneath a fury no man can forget. Yet Sergeant James E. Robinson Jr. pressed fo...

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