This article is part four in a series on preventing mass shootings. It focuses on what families, communities, and mentors can do to intervene in the lives of youths at …
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Platoon Sergeant “Bill” Matthew Leonard died on February 28, 1967 exactly as he had predicted. The veteran of Korea volunteered for Vietnam, because he felt that he had to teach …
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This is the tragic ending to the story of one of the greatest heroes of the Vietnam War, the only tank driver awarded the Medal of Honor. Read here about …
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Dwight Johnson is the most tragic of all the stories of valor in this series. He was a courageous fighter, nearly singlehandedly driving off an entire battalion of North Vietnamese …
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Sgt. Moses Williams, Buffalo Soldier, spotted an Indian ambush, stayed by his commanding officer when the rest of the cavalry troop fled, rallied the fleeing troops, and laid down covering …
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In February 1969, Marine Private First Class Oscar Austin risked his life three times to save a wounded brother in arms. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for his …
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This is the third article in a series on preventing mass shootings, especially at schools. The first article pleads that we stop the insanity of the same tired debate about …
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Navy Cook First Class William Pinckney’s heroism in the Battle of Santa Cruz on October 26th, 1942 led to his receiving the Navy Cross. He also is one of ten …
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Americans should embrace and educate the Parkland students and parents who met with President Trump and Vice President Pence in the White House today. They were there to discuss ways …
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James Anderson, Jr. was born in Compton, California in 1947, in January. While serving in Vietnam in February 1967, when he was barely twenty years old, U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. …