William J. Crawford, a World War II Medal of Honor hero

William J. Crawford, a World War II Medal of Honor hero

Dec 11 , 2025

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Blood, mud, and no time to bleed out. William J. Crawford was pinned down and shot through the leg and shoulder, yet he held the line where others fell back. Hell’s teeth, he didn’t quit. Not on th...

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Robert J. Patterson's Stand at Petersburg Earned the Medal of Honor

Robert J. Patterson's Stand at Petersburg Earned the Medal of Honor

Dec 11 , 2025

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The air burned with musket fire. Bodies crumpled, screams swallowed by chaos. Amid the hellish din, Robert J. Patterson stood like a broken oak—roots dug deep, refusing to fall. His regiment falter...

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Robert J. Patterson, the Gettysburg sergeant who saved the colors

Robert J. Patterson, the Gettysburg sergeant who saved the colors

Dec 11 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert J. Patterson’s name is etched in fire and blood—etched where men fell screaming, where courage was not optional. The roar of musket and artillery drowned out every doubt. Amid that chaos, Pa...

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Ross McGinnis Medal of Honor hero who shielded four in a Humvee

Ross McGinnis Medal of Honor hero who shielded four in a Humvee

Dec 11 , 2025

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The grenade landed like a thunderclap in the cramped Humvee. Seconds stretched thin, and without hesitation, Ross Andrew McGinnis grabbed the enemy’s deadly promise. His body shielded four of his b...

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Robert J. Patterson, Medal of Honor Hero at Antietam

Robert J. Patterson, Medal of Honor Hero at Antietam

Dec 11 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert J. Patterson’s world was torn apart by the roar of cannon and the crack of musket fire. Amid the choking smoke and screams, he stood firm, a bulwark in the chaos, saving his regiment from an...

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William J. Crawford's Medal of Honor at Cassino WWII

William J. Crawford's Medal of Honor at Cassino WWII

Dec 11 , 2025

Infidel Co.

William J. Crawford’s world shrank to the crack and whip of enemy fire, close and brutal. He huddled behind shattered logs, bleeding, battered, but still unmoving. Every inch forward meant death. E...

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