Samuel Woodfill, WWI Medal of Honor Hero at Meuse-Argonne

Samuel Woodfill, WWI Medal of Honor Hero at Meuse-Argonne

Oct 03 , 2025

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Bullets screamed past. Men fell like wheat before the scythe. But Woodfill moved forward—clean, precise, and deadly. The enemy’s trenches trembled under his relentless charge. Amid shattered earth ...

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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

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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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Henry Johnson WWI Harlem Hellfighter Awarded the Medal of Honor

Henry Johnson WWI Harlem Hellfighter Awarded the Medal of Honor

Oct 03 , 2025

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Blood soaks the frost-bitten earth. Gunfire cracks through the cold night air near the Oise-Aisne American Cemetery. Alone, outnumbered, facing a German raiding party twice his size—Sergeant Henry ...

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Samuel Woodfill, Meuse-Argonne Hero and Medal of Honor Recipient

Samuel Woodfill, Meuse-Argonne Hero and Medal of Honor Recipient

Oct 03 , 2025

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Blood and mud. Fire and steel. Nothing left but the bitter scream of war. Samuel Woodfill stood alone, the world burned around him, with enemy trenches ripped open beneath his charge. One man again...

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Samuel Woodfill's World War I Valor and Medal of Honor Story

Samuel Woodfill's World War I Valor and Medal of Honor Story

Oct 03 , 2025

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Samuel Woodfill didn’t wait for orders. Bullets tore through the mud and wire, but he forced the enemy back. Every inch he gained was soaked in blood and grit. The air burned with gunpowder and dea...

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Samuel Woodfill, Medal of Honor Hero of the Meuse-Argonne

Samuel Woodfill, Medal of Honor Hero of the Meuse-Argonne

Oct 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood blooms on the Western Front. Shells tear the earth apart. Men fall like wheat before the scythe. Yet, through choking gas and relentless fire, one man stands—charging headlong, dragging his c...

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