Oct 31 , 2025
The grenade landed—too close, too fast. Jacklyn Harold Lucas didn’t hesitate. At 17, with guts beyond belief, he dove on the first grenade. Metals bit into flesh; shrapnel tore his skin. Before the...
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Oct 31 , 2025
Blood and valor carved his name into Marine Corps history. The trench mud of Belleau Wood, the chaos of Peking’s siege—the air thick with gunpowder and sweat—Daniel Joseph Daly stood unfaltering, e...
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Oct 31 , 2025
Explosions lit the night sky over Niederwald, Germany, January 28, 1944. James E. Robinson Jr. crawled forward under a hailstorm of bullets. His unit was pinned down, lives slipping away in the mud...
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Oct 31 , 2025
John Basilone stood alone in the dark jungle of Guadalcanal, a single figure against an endless tide of enemy soldiers. Guns roared like thunder, grenades tore the earth, and still, he held his gro...
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Oct 31 , 2025
Edward R. Schowalter Jr. stood alone on a jagged ridge, blood soaking through torn sleeves, facing an enemy surge that threatened to drown his unit in chaos. Every breath burned, every limb screame...
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Oct 31 , 2025
Ernest E. Evans stood at the helm of the USS Johnston with fire in his eyes and steel in his grip. The horizon bled with smoke and flame as a merciless enemy fleet bore down on his tiny destroyer. ...
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