In May of 1861, 9 year old John Lincoln “Johnny” Clem ran away from his home in Newark, Ohio, to join the Union Army, but found the Army was not interested in signing on a […]
Author: mywarjournals
Sergent Hardt is a Purple Heart Recipient and Author of “My War Journal” David is an Award-Winning Journalist and Certifed Peer-Support Specialist. David is highly saught after for speeches on PSTD, TBI AND MST issues.
Thanksgiving Proclamation: October 1789
New York, 3 October 1789 By the President of the United States of America. a Proclamation. Whereas it is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey his will, […]
Stan Lee: An American Soldier
Rest in peace, Soldier. Comic book creator Stan Lee has passed away at the age of 95. Lee served in the #USArmy Signal Corps during WWII from 1942-1945. We are deeply grateful for his service […]
Infantrymen: Pride & Arrogance
Infantrymen have a pride and arrogance that most Americans don’t understand and don’t like. Even soldiers who aren’t infantrymen don’t understand. The pride doesn’t exist because we have a job that’s physically impressive. It certainly […]
Honoring Who Served: Veterans Day
Today, let us remember the honor, pride, and freedom brought to our country by paying respect to our Veterans. I am proud to have served my country and now living my life supporting veterans seeking […]
Veterans day and Memorial day.-Get it right!
I am here to make sure you don’t embarrass yourself. Sidenote: Don’t be that person on memorial day saying happy Memorial Day. Inevitably, someone says something demonstrating confusion over the difference between Memorial Day and […]
War History
GERMANY IN RUINS, 1945. U.S. infantrymen move down a street in Waldenburg, Germany, after a raid during World War II, April 1945.
