George S. Patton was one of the finest generals to ever lead men into battle and a true American Hero. The following page is a collection of information, pictures, books, and products honoring this great warrior.

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Frank DeAngelis Honors Veterans With Shadow Boxes

I came across the website of Frank DeAngelis while doing some General Patton research and had to share it with all of you.

Frank is a World War Two veteran of the U.S. Navy. He loves veterans and veterans love him.

Mr. DeAngelis makes shadow boxes and he's damn good at it.

For those who don't know, a shadowbox is a memorial case, usually displaying a soldiers various medals and awards earned throughout their military career, the flag of both their country and military service, and their final badge of rank.

Frank makes shadow boxes for military heroes, he does it at not cost, and he does it without being asked. He has made shadow boxes of General Patton, Audie Murphy and other MOH recipients, the men of Easy Company, and the fallen heroes of Iraq and Afghanistan.

Check out the whole story at Frank's website and don't miss the General Patton shadow box.

Shadow box honoring Col. David Hackworth


Thank You Mr. DeAngelis, you are a true patriot!

 

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Salvatore Giunta Awarded Medal Of Honor At White House

Today Staff Sergeant Sal Guinta became the first living member of the United States Military to be awarded the Medal Of Honor since 1976.

President Obama awarded America's highest honor during a White House ceremony in front of Giunta's family members, brothers in arms, and other Medal Of Honor Recipients.

Today I thought we would honor Guinta and the men he served with.

Below are some pictures and links honoring these fine military heroes.

 President Obama awarding the Medal Of Honor to Salvatore Giunta.

Giunta's company commander Captain Dan Kearney.

Squad Leader Erick Gallardo was pulled to safety by Giunta. Gallardo was later awarded the Silver Star for heroism.

Spec. Hugo Mendoza, was fatally wounded at the beginning of the ambush. His funeral photos can be found here.

Giunta pulled Sergeant Joshua Brennan away from his Taliban captures. Brennan later died in the arms of his military brothers. Watch Josh Brennan's tribute video here.

Monument to the fallen heroes of the Korangal Valley. R.I.P.

Sergeant Giunta's Medal Of Honor Ceremony.


This video tells the story of Salvatore Giunta and the men he fought with during the Korangal Valley Ambush.

More Info and Pics of Salvatore Giunta here.

Thank You For Your Sacrifice,
America Will Not Forget!
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