Remembering Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Marine and His Sacrifice in Vietnam

Remembering Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Marine and His Sacrifice in Vietnam

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Smoke choked the air. Bullets tore through flesh and dirt. Robert H. Jenkins Jr. didn’t hesitate. The world narrowed—just sights, sounds, and the weight of one truth: he would not let his brothers ...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Marine who fell on a grenade

Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Marine who fell on a grenade

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

He saw the grenade first—a cruel flash against the jungle gloom. Without hesitation, Robert H. Jenkins Jr. dove into the blast, his body a human shield. The explosion tore through him, but his comr...

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Medal of Honor Marine Robert H. Jenkins Jr.'s Sacrifice

Medal of Honor Marine Robert H. Jenkins Jr.'s Sacrifice

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. never hesitated when the blood spilled, the air thick with gunpowder and fear. In the instant that fate dropped a live grenade among his men, he made a choice etched in iron a...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Vietnam Marine and Medal of Honor Recipient

Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Vietnam Marine and Medal of Honor Recipient

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

The air tore like shrapnel and blood mixed with dirt beneath his palms. Chaos screamed around him, but Robert H. Jenkins Jr. moved with a ruthless clarity—the kind born only in the hellfire of comb...

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Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Marine Who Saved Comrades

Robert H. Jenkins Jr., Medal of Honor Marine Who Saved Comrades

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Robert H. Jenkins Jr. stood waist-deep in mud. Bullets tore past him like angry hornets. Then—a grenade landed in their midst. Without hesitation, Jenkins dove forward. His body slammed down on the...

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Jacklyn Harold Lucas, Iwo Jima teenager who saved two Marines

Jacklyn Harold Lucas, Iwo Jima teenager who saved two Marines

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood and thunder tore the night apart. Explosions lit the young boy’s face—barely nineteen, barely tall enough to be a Marine. But Jacklyn Harold Lucas didn’t hesitate. Two grenades in a foxhole. ...

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