Corporal Freddie Stowers was 22 years old at the start of World War I. He was a farm hand, married with one daughter, from Sandy Springs, South Carolina. His grandfather …
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has said nothing about last week’s failed U.S. missile test. And that may signal an important victory for American diplomacy. It may mean that …
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How many of the 10,000 students attending Olive-Harvey College on Chicago’s South Side know the history of the two war heroes who gave the college its name? Milton Olive and …
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Major Charles Leroy Thomas was one of the first commissioned officers of African-American heritage in the U.S. Army. His distinguished service on the German-French border earned him the Distinguished Service …
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Most Medal of Honor awards are given posthumously, because the level of bravery and sacrifice required to receive the award often results in the death of the awardee. Lawrence Joel, …
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Sergeant First Class Powhatan Beaty’s Medal of Honor citation is short, expressive. It’s a single sentence. “Citation: Took command of his company, all the officers having been killed or wounded, …
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The Memo shows that the Clinton campaign and the Democrat National Committee (DNC) hired two opposition research firms to discredit Donald Trump and the Trump campaign. The dossier produced (the …
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The previous article in this series started with Ji Seong-ho’s telling of the privations suffered by his family, in spite of his father’s position as a Party member. It covered …
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William Maud Bryant was a Sergeant First Class, serving with the Army’s 5th Special Forces Group, 1st Special Forces Division, Company A. He was born in Cochran, Georgia in 1933, …
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One of the most electrifying moments in President Trump’s State of the Union address was the sight of Ji Seong-ho, the North Korean defector and double amputee, leaping up and …