Two Incidents In Sicily Initiated A Fall From Grace For General George S. Patton, Jr.   More »

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Frederick and the Devil’s Brigade took Monte La Difensa, his trusty V-42 stiletto always at the ready.   More »

As a member of the 24th Infantry Division, Sergeant ‘Red’ Mantini battled the Japanese on five jungle islands.   More »

The ‘Big Red One’ and other allied forces fought German Panzer divisions at Mortain to stave off Operation Luttich in the summer of 1944.   More »

By Steve Ossad

Afew months after the Normandy campaign and with other fronts competing for the American public’s attention, Lt. Col. S.L.A. “Slam” Marshall, a hard-living Chicago newspaperman, World War I veteran, and deputy historian in the European Theater, hand carried the first of the War Departmemt campaign publications, Omaha Beachhead,to   More »

In a guerrilla war on Luzon, Americans and Filipinos fought Japanese occupiers in Philippines before the return of General MacArthur in World War II.   More »

Jim White survived the ill-fated attempted Rapido River crossing in Italy and endured 14 months as a prisoner of war.   More »

Legendary U.S. Marine Colonel Lewis ‘Chesty’ Puller proved himself on the world’s most difficult battlefields.   More »

On a Secret Mission of Great Importance to the War Effort, Andrew Rowan Carried a Message to Cuban General Calixto Garcia…   More »

The first civilian and woman to earn the Distinguished Service Cross, Virginia Hall proved to be one of the most important women in World War 2.   More »