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Apr 20

Barry Sadler: The Life of the Green Berets

Barry Sadler, an American soldier, singer, composer, and pulp-fiction novelist, was born in Carlsbad, New Mexico, on November 1, 1940. He passed away in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on November 5, 1989. He is best known for his number-one hit song, "The Ballad of the Green Berets." Three years before his father's... read more →

Apr 19

Louis Zamperini: Story of a WWII Hero

Louis Zamperini: Story of a WWII Hero Louis Zamperini, a World War II Veteran and Olympic distance runner, participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. He was poised to compete again in the 1940 Tokyo Games, which were canceled due to the outbreak of World War II. Serving as a bombardier... read more →

Apr 18

Max Sebby : Recollections of an Air Force Cadet

Max Sebby is an esteemed U.S. Air Force Veteran and former pilot. Guided by a passion for history and astronautical engineering, Andrew's path led him to the prestigious Air Force Academy. Family Background Max Sebby grew up in Palm Springs, California, in a family with diverse occupations. His father worked... read more →

Apr 17

Colin Luther Powell: Leadership Lessons from A Military Icon

Colin Luther Powell: Leadership Lessons from A Military Icon Colin Powell was a highly respected military leader, diplomat, and statesman. He is considered a prominent figure in American history. Colin Powell was born on April 5, 1937, in Harlem, New York. His life was shaped by dedication, integrity, and a... read more →

Apr 15

Thomas Jefferson: The Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson was a key figure in American history. He helped write the Declaration of Independence, which declared America's freedom from British rule. Later, he served as the first secretary of state and then as vice president under John Adams. When he became the third president of the United States,... read more →

Apr 14

John Bergman: Marine Forces Reserve

On October 13, 1944, John Bergman was called up to the Army. His basic infantry training was transferred to Camp Fannin in Tyler, Texas. Then to Fort Ord in California from Tyler, Texas. The Asiatic-Pacific Theater received John. Besides serving in the 128th Infantry Division, he served in the Philippines.... read more →

Apr 13

William Darby: Courageous Brigadier

William Darby - a Fort Smith, Arkansas native, earned his West Point diploma in 1933. He established the 1st Ranger Battalion at the British Commando School in June 1942. As a Field Artillery Officer trained them there. While Operation Torch, an invasion of North Africa, was underway, MAJ Darby commanded... read more →

Apr 12

Phil Klay: U.S. Veteran of Marine Corps

One of five boys, Phil Klay, was born in White Plains, New York 1983. Three of his brothers later enlisted in the military. As a result of his mother's work in international medical aid, his maternal grandfather's job as a diplomat, and his father's Peace Corps participation, Klay was exposed... read more →

Apr 11

George Washington: Influential Commanding General

George Washington, an American military commander, politician, and founding father, died on December 14, 1799. He served as the country's first president from 1789 to 1797. The Second Continental Congress called Washington the commander of the Continental Army in June 1775. He then presided over the 1787 Constitutional Convention, which... read more →

Apr 10

Smedley Butler: The Marine Corps Legend

Smedley Darlington Butler, born on July 30, 1881, in West Chester, Pennsylvania, was a larger-than-life figure whose military career and unyielding principles earned him a legendary status in the United States Marine Corps. A two-time recipient of the Medal of Honor and a charismatic leader, Butler's service spanned decades and... read more →

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