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Medal of Honor Monday

Medal of Honor Monday: Private James R. Hendrix – ‘Twas the Day After Christmas

He was a sharecropper’s son from Lepanto who spent the day after Christmas turning a Belgian roadside into a firing range for German 88s, dragging wounded men out of the kill zone like he was collecting debts in the snow, and walking away with a kind of courage you cannot wrap, tag, or put under a tree.

Medal of Honor Monday: Salvatore Giunta’s Korengal Valley Stand

Giunta’s story is what valor looks like when it is not polished for the cameras, because in the Korengal he moved into fire again and again for one reason only: to get his people home.

Medal of Honor Monday: Mervyn S. Bennion – From Utah Farmlands to Pearl Harbor

On that brutal Sunday morning at Pearl Harbor, Captain Mervyn Bennion stayed on the burning bridge of West Virginia with his guts torn open, still fighting for his ship and his men long after any reasonable man would have let go.

Medal of Honor Monday: James H. Howard’s One-Man Air Force

On a winter day over Oschersleben, James H. Howard turned a lone P-51 into a brick wall for the Luftwaffe, riding nerves of steel and dead-eye gunnery to shove a sky full of Fortresses home.

Medal of Honor Monday: American Hero Frank Luke, Jr., “Balloon Buster”

In seventeen days of September 1918, Frank Luke burned a path across the Meuse, torching hydrogen dragons under flak and fighters, dropping three more in flames on his last mission, and dying with a .45 in his hand.

Medal of Honor Monday: American Hero – Joshua Chamberlain at Gettysburg

Standing on Little Round Top’s granite spine for the fifth time, I can still trace where Chamberlain’s exhausted 20th Maine pivoted on cold steel and, against repeated assaults, shattered the Alabama charge and saved the Union flank.

Medal of Honor Monday: Paris Davis – A Long-Overdue Medal of Honor for a Warrior Who Never Quit

Paris Davis proved that real leadership isn’t about chasing medals, but about carrying your men through hell and refusing to let history forget it.

Medal of Honor Monday: Colonel William A. Jones III and the Fiery Skyraider Mission

On September 1, 1968, Col. William A. Jones III braved flames and gunfire to guide a rescue that earned him the Medal of Honor.

Medal of Honor Monday: Staff Sgt. Macario García—The Farmhand Who Took on Two Machine Guns Alone

Macario García’s story is proof that courage isn’t about glory—it’s about standing up when no one else can and carrying others forward, no matter the cost.

Medal of Honor Monday: Van T. Barfoot’s One-Man Assault at Carano Creek

From farm fields to battlefields, Van T. Barfoot’s courage at Carano Creek carried his men through one of WWII’s toughest fights.

Medal of Honor Monday: Fred B. McGee, King of Hill 528

Fred B. McGee wasn’t chasing glory on that Korean hillside—he was just stubbornly, relentlessly doing his job, one impossible step at a time, until every man he could save was off that mountain alive.

Medal of Honor Monday: David Bellavia – From Hesitation at Home to Heroism in Iraq

David Bellavia didn’t come back from Fallujah with swagger or speeches—he came back with ghosts, blood on his boots, and a vow that he’d never freeze again when the devil kicked in the door.

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