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Jun 13

William H. McRaven: The Man Who Captured bin Laden

William H. McRaven, born on November 6, 1955, in Pinehurst, North Carolina, is a retired United States Navy admiral and decorated special operations officer. He is best known for his leadership in the daring raid that led to the capture of Osama bin Laden, the mastermind behind the September 11,... read more →

Jun 12

Oliver Hazard Perry: From Rhode Island to the Great Lakes

Oliver Hazard Perry, born on August 23, 1785, in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, is remembered as a naval hero of the early 19th century, particularly for his role in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. Perry's remarkable naval skills and determination played a pivotal role in... read more →

Jun 11

William Prescott: Hero of Bunker Hill

William Prescott, born on February 20, 1726, in Groton, Massachusetts, is celebrated as a courageous military leader and hero of the American Revolutionary War, particularly for his actions during the Battle of Bunker Hill. His unwavering determination and leadership in the face of overwhelming odds made him an emblematic figure... read more →

Jun 10

Paul Fussell: Lasting Influence on Military Culture

Paul Fussell used his pen like a surgeon's scalpel, dissecting complicated topics with surgical precision. His mind has an acute awareness of the nuances of language, history, and the human psyche. Moreover, His deep discoveries have forever changed how we view literature, history, and society. A razor-sharp humor and unwavering... read more →

Jun 09

Calvin Coolidge: Leading the Nation in Prosperity

Calvin Coolidge, born on July 4, 1872, in Plymouth Notch, Vermont, was the 30th President of the United States, serving from 1923 to 1929. Often known as "Silent Cal," Coolidge presided over an era of remarkable economic prosperity and stability. His leadership style, characterized by a commitment to limited government... read more →

Jun 08

Oliver Wendell Holmes: Defender of Free Speech

Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., born on March 8, 1841, in Boston, Massachusetts, was a distinguished American jurist who left an indelible mark on the United States Supreme Court. Renowned for his unwavering commitment to defending the First Amendment's protection of free speech, Holmes's judicial career was marked by groundbreaking decisions... read more →

Jun 07

Julia C. Stimson: Nursing on the Frontlines of World War I

Julia C. Stimson, born on May 26, 1881, in White Plains, New York, was a pioneering American nurse who made significant contributions to the field of nursing during World War I. Her dedication to patient care, leadership in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, and advocacy for women in the military... read more →

Jun 06

Christopher Gadsden: Advocate for American Independence

Christopher Gadsden, born on February 16, 1724, in Charleston, South Carolina, was a prominent figure in the American colonial era who played a crucial role in advocating for American independence from British rule. His tireless efforts, unwavering commitment to the cause of liberty, and contributions to the founding of the... read more →

Jun 05

R. Lee Ermey: A True American Hero on and off the Screen

Few characters are recognizable and memorable in film and television as R Ermey, Lee. He made an enduring impression on Hollywood. Moreover, he also won the hearts of his fans with his imposing appearance, booming voice, and unmatched aptitude for playing military characters. Ermey's on-screen performances were more than simply... read more →

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