John A. Chapman Medal of Honor SEAL remembered for Takur Ghar

John A. Chapman Medal of Honor SEAL remembered for Takur Ghar

Nov 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The desert night was thick with enemy fire and bitter cold. Alone. Outnumbered. No radio. No backup. Just one man standing between death and the survivors. John A. Chapman didn’t hesitate. He fough...

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John A. Chapman’s Medal of Honor and the Faith That Drove Him

John A. Chapman’s Medal of Honor and the Faith That Drove Him

Nov 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

John A. Chapman didn’t just fight for survival—he fought to save others. Beneath a Tibetan ridge, pinned down by enemy fire, he wasn’t a soldier lost in the fog of war. He was a shield, a brother, ...

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Remembering John Chapman's Valor at Takur Ghar and Medal of Honor

Remembering John Chapman's Valor at Takur Ghar and Medal of Honor

Nov 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

John Chapman was the kind of warrior who fought shadows and death with a fierce light. They called for help in the dark, and he answered. Alone, wounded, fighting against a swarm of hostiles on a f...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Vietnam Marine Who Earned the Medal of Honor

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Vietnam Marine Who Earned the Medal of Honor

Nov 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. didn’t hesitate. Not once. A grenade landed at his feet in the hellscape of Vietnam’s Que Son Valley. The world slowed, but Jenkins moved faster. He threw himself on that gren...

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Medal of Honor Recipient Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Saved His Comrades

Medal of Honor Recipient Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Saved His Comrades

Nov 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. carried death like a shadow on April 5, 1969. In a single heartbeat, his world exploded—grenades, gunfire, screaming. His men’s lives hung on a knife’s edge, and without hesit...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Vietnam Medal of Honor Hero Who Sacrificed All

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Vietnam Medal of Honor Hero Who Sacrificed All

Nov 03 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. stood on the razor’s edge between life and death that day in Vietnam. Bullets ripped past. Men screamed and fell. Then came the grenade—a streak of metal and death landing at ...

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