William Henry Rupertus was not just a Marine—he was a warrior, a leader, and a man whose impact on the United States Marine Corps (USMC) continues to be felt today.... read more →
The history of the United States Marine Corps is filled with tales of bravery, dedication, and sacrifice. However, one of the most overlooked stories is that of John Martin, also... read more →
The United States Marine Corps proudly showcases tales of valor, sacrifice, and leadership. Yet, like much of America’s past, it also has its share of injustices, especially when it comes... read more →
Walter Reed’s contributions to medical science were monumental. As a U.S. Army physician, he played a crucial role in proving that mosquitoes transmitted yellow fever. His groundbreaking research not only... read more →
On June 1, 1942, Alfred Masters made history when he became the first Black man to enlist in the United States Marine Corps since the Revolutionary War. His enlistment marked... read more →
Lieutenant General Charles H. Pitman (1935–2020) was an esteemed U.S. Marine Corps officer whose career spanned nearly four decades. Known for his courage, leadership, and unwavering dedication to duty, Charles... read more →
General Lewis William Walt was a distinguished U.S. Marine Corps officer whose career spanned over 35 years and three major wars. Serving as the Assistant Commandant of the U.S. Marine... read more →
Abner Doubleday is a name that resonates with many, though for different reasons. Some know him as a steadfast Union general who played a significant role in the Civil War.... read more →
When we think of U.S. presidents, many names come to mind—Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt. However, one name often overlooked, despite his unique legacy, is the late President William Howard Taft. He... read more →
Jack Hawkins was a distinguished Marine Corps officer whose service spanned three major conflicts—World War II, the Korean War, and the Cold War. His remarkable career was defined by his... read more →
