Asa Betham
Asa Betham — Coxswain U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher and Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
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Charles H. Baldwin
Charles H. Baldwin — Coal Heaver U.S. Navy Civil War Roanoke River, North Carolina, USA
Charles H Smith
Charles H Smith — Coxswain U.S. Navy Civil War Off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, USA
Charles James Bibber
Charles James Bibber — Gunner's Mate U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher, North Carolina, USA
David L. Bass
David L. Bass — Seaman U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher, North Carolina, USA
Edward R. Bowman
Edward R. Bowman — Quartermaster U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher, North Carolina, USA
Gurdon H. Barter
Gurdon H. Barter — Landsman U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher, North Carolina, USA
James Barnum
James Barnum — Boatswain's Mate U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher, North Carolina, USA
John Davis
John Davis — Quarter Gunner U.S. Navy Civil War Off Elizabeth City, North Carolina, USA
Philip Bazaar
Philip Bazaar — Ordinary Seaman U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher, North Carolina, USA
Robert M. Blair
Robert M. Blair — Boatswain's Mate U.S. Navy Civil War Fort Fisher and Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
William Campbell
William Campbell — Boatswain’s Mate U.S. Navy U.S. Civil War Fort Fisher, North Carolina, USA
USS Monitor
USS Monitor served for only ten months, but her rotating turret, battle with CSS Virginia, loss at sea, and continuing archaeological conservation made her one of the most consequential warships of the nineteenth century.
Anton L. Krotiak
The air over Balete Pass crackled with small-arms fire and the flat explosions of grenades. On the steep slope of Hill B, a narrow finger of ground jutting out above the zigzag road that threaded the Caraballo Mountains, five exhausted American infantrymen hugged the earth around a captured Japanese trench. It was 8 May 1945, deep in the Battle of Luzon, and Private First Class Anton L.
Beyond the Call: Private First Class Anton L. Krotiak at Balete Pass, 1945
A Medal of Honor story of selfless sacrifice under fire in the Battle of Luzon.