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Retro Review: Medal of Honour Medal of Honour is the forefather of all modern WW2 shooters, and was the first game to truly bring the horror of World War 2 to the console market. medal of honour game • medal of honor • medal of honor playstation game • medal of honour retro review • medal of honour for playstation jimmy patterson
Guadalcanal CACTUS Navy Shortly after the invasion of the Solomon Islands on August 7, 1942, Coast Guard LCRD Dwight Dexter established Naval Operating Base (NOB) CACTUS at Lunga Point. world war ii • guadalcanal • coast guard • marines • medal of honor
Lt Michael Murphy MOH Lt Michael Murphy was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in 2007 after being mortally wounded while leading his Seal unit in Afghanistan in 2005. lt michael murphy • medal of honor seal • moh seal • afghan medal of honor • asadabad
WHITE HOUSE HEROES, PART I Teddy Roosevelt Jr. won the Medal of Honor for his "gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty" during the D-Day assault on Utah Beach at Normandy. In this article, we learn about the fascinating life and career of this worthy offspring of the original Rough Rider. roosevelt • ted • quentin ii • world war i • world war ii
Mary Edwards Walker: A Free Spirit In her day, Mary Edwards Walker was looked upon as a wild woman. Today we would think of her as a free spirit - a woman who lived her life and followed her dreams. mary edwards walker • mary walker • suite university • suite101 • mary alward
Dan Daly:Legendary Enlisted Marine Daly fought the Boxers in China, the Cacos in Haiti, served aboard numerous ships, fought in the "Bananna wars", and fought the Germans in WWI at Belleau Woods. dan daly • enlisted • marine • legend • united staes marine corps
Our Dwindling American Heroes Medal of Honor recipients are among America's greatest heroes, but their rapidly dwindling numbers bring an increased sense of urgency to remember their heroism. medal of honor • veterans • memorial day • world war ii • iraq war
Exposing Wannabe Heroes Without an official database of all official military medal citations, criminals are tainting the honor of America's real heroes. medal of honor • hero • heroes • american hero • congressional medal of honor
"War Is A Racket" by Smedley Butler Smedley Butler published "War Is A Racket" in 1935. He made many speeches on the same theme for years, yet he retired a highly decorated marine general. war is a racket • war profiteering • antiwar • foreign wars • anti imperialism
Alvin York Alvin York was a peaceful, religious man who in World War I distinguished himself in battle. This article looks at his role in the war. alvin york • medal of honor • world war i • meuse-argonne • croix de guerre
Audie Murphy Audie Murphy was the most decorated United States combat soldier in World War II. audie murphy • to hell and back • most decorated american military hero • 15th regiment third division • medal of honor
Back To School Book List Thanks to the help of teachers and readers all across the country, we've compiled a list of American Fiction books your kids should be reading that goes above and beyond. back to school reading • schools cut back subjects to push reading and math • schools cut back subjects to push reading • newberry medal • caldecott medal winners
Canadian's in Vietnam Many people, even Canadian's are unaware of the contributions their fellow men made to the war effort in Vietnam. Even in this unpopular war they conducted themselves with distinction. vietnam • war • mia • kia • pow
Commander Howard W. Gilmore, MOH The most famous act of self sacrifice known to the U.S. submarine service was performed by Commander Howard W. Gilmore, and earned him the Medal of Honor. howard w. gilmore • moh • medal of honor • uss growler • take her down
Dick O'Kane and USS Tang A skilled mentor and fearless determination forged Dick O'Kane and Tang into the most successful U.S. submarine command of WWII. dick o'kane • uss tang • medal of honor • top scoring submarine • mush morton
Lt. Col. Asa Bird Gardiner An accomplished lawyer and soldier who had his Congressional Medal of Honor revoked, Gardiner coined the phrase "Reform be damned" when pundits criticized Tammany Hall. asa bird gardiner • gettsyburg • medal of honor • tammany hall • reform be damned
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PRESIDENTIAL CHILDREN: TEDDY'S "WHITE HOUSE GANG" The first in a series of articles on presidential children, this article looks at the children of Theodore Roosevelt. They enjoyed the White House, and went on to serve their country with distinction. president • theodore roosevelt • nicholas longworth • world war i • world war ii
PRESIDENTIAL CHILDREN: THE HAYES KIDS Rutherford and Lucy Hayes moved into the White House in 1877. They had children ranging in age from six years old to adult. It was a lively White House. Their children went on to successful careers with many notable accomplishments, including one who received the Medal of Honor. hayes • fanny • rutherford • lucy • sardi
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WHITE HOUSE HEROES, PART II Webb Hayes was the son of a genuine war hero who became President. Webb was also a war hero in his own right and received the Medal of Honor for "distinguished gallantry" in the Philippines. He was also a close advisor to two Presidents. Read about this interesting historical figure. hayes • webb • president • lucy • lemonade lucy
MORE HEROES One month is not enough to cover all heroes in any one group. This completes February's article. army • navy • marine corps • air force • war
The 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team Japanese-American soldiers of the 442nd Regimental Combat team overcame prejudice to produce one of the most amazing combat records in United States history. japanese-american soldiers • go for broke • nisei • daniel inouye • vosges mountains campaign
Dr. Mary Edwards Walker, Civil War Surgeon Mary Edwards Walker was truly a pioneer of women's rights. In her long and distinguished career she was a doctor, POW, prohibitionist, and feminist. women in civil war • woman medal of honor winner • dr mary walker • army of the cumberland • women's sufferage
Arlington Cemetery Veterans and civilians alike are interred in the cemetery across from the Pentagon near Washington D.C. john f. kennedy • medal of honor • johnj. pershing • purple heart • arlington
Audie Murphy's To Hell & Back: His Defining Role In 1949 Audie Murphy, America's most highly decorated WWII soldier, published his autobiography. Six years later, Universal brought Audie's battle heroics to the screen. audie murphy • to hell and back • 1955 • jack kelly • maverick
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Roosevelt's Post Presidency Despite having his hand-picked successor in office, Theodore Roosevelt's life after the Presidency was dominated in part by his opposition to his own political party. theodore roosevelt • william howard taft • progressive party • bull moose party • 1912 presidential election
Smart Bombs vs Smart Bullets Are smart bombs effective in an anti terror war? war • army • navy • afghanistan • ww i
SNIPERS vs SHOOTERS The recent shooter in the D.C. area was a sniper by dictionary definition, but not by normal usage. war • army • navy • afghanistan • ww i
Terrorist Operations Why are terrorists so successful? What can be done? war • army • navy • afghanistan • ww i
The Battle of Belleau Woods This was a hard fought World War I battle that lasted most of a month as U.S. Marines tenaciously drove the Germans out of a strongly fortified wooded position. belleau woods • battle • u.s. marine corps • world war i • wwi
The Early Years of Teddy Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, prior to becoming America's 26th President, lived an exciting life of politics, civil service, academics, and frontiersman. theodore roosevelt • teddy roosevelt • stalwart republicans • william mckinley • vice president of the united states
The Mother of the Civil Rights Movement - Rosa Parks She refused to give up her seat on the bus - and brought the Supreme Court down on the heads of the people of Montgomery, Alabama. A biographical article on Rosa Parks, Mother of the Civil Rights Movement. rosa parks • civil rights movement • alabama • women's history • naacp
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