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I must say that I am going to enjoy writing all about the 10th Mountain Division. The 10th is a light infantry division that continues to defend our great country. I am going to take you through the various campaigns Continue Reading
The history behind the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment is amazing. The start came way back in 1845 when the Army saw a need for riflemen on horses. So the Regiment of Mounted Riflemen was authorized and they were formed at Continue Reading
Their motto is Steadfast and Loyal and when we examine the 4th Infantry Division’s history, it is evident that they live up to this motto. The nickname used by the 4th Infantry Division is Ivy Division. You may wonder why Continue Reading
When you consider the qualification badges on your Army uniform, which ones do you carry the most pride in? You have ample reason to be proud of all Army qualification badges you have earned, but there are some which hold Continue Reading
Originally, I was going to make this a top 10 article but as I performed my research, I felt that I had to add 2 to that number. While the military has many awards, not all can be considered for Continue Reading
While media sources carry on about an Army National Guard soldier who lost touch with reality and opened fire at the Fort Lauderdale airport, I want to remind the public that there are many other soldiers who stood strong and Continue Reading
Should the sales of military awards be legal? It is a debate that is raging for a long time, and Representative Paul Cook, a Republican from California just introduced a bill that would make it illegal to sell any Purple Continue Reading
Is it a medal you are eligible for? On March 30th, 2016, President Barack Obama established an Executive Order creating the newest campaign medal that United States Armed Forces members can receive for service to our nation. It is called Continue Reading
If you have been following my recent blog posts, you know that I have been writing a short series about the immigrants who have received the highest military award possible: the Medal of Honor. If you haven’t read the previous Continue Reading
I recently wrote and published a post about immigrants from World War I who served in the United States military and were awarded the prestigious Medal of Honor. You can read it here. It really moves me that a person Continue Reading