George Boyce, Medal of Honor on this day in New Guinea, when the Army lieutenant sacrificed himself to save the lives of his soldiers. Honor and remember!

Leonard Mason, Medal of Honor, for actions today during the liberation of Guam. Honor and remember!

Marines land on Guam, to liberate the first American territory seized by Japan. 1,812 American troops died in the three week battle. Honor and remember them all!

One giant leap for mankind! Remembering the mental and physical leadership of the Americans who made the moon landing possible.

FDR signed the bill that ensured America could fight a two-ocean war on this day, a key step in the Pax Americana through the Cold War.

David Waybur earned the Medal of Honor, leading soldiers in an all night fight against Italian tanks, exposing himself to fire despite being wounded. He went on a bond tour across the USA but was sadly killed when he returned to combat in March 1944. Honor and remember him!

Dale Christensen was a great American, a Medal of Honor recipient for his leadership and courage in New Guinea in World War II. Honor and remember him!

Honor and remember Kazuo Otani, Medal of Honor recipient for his leadership on his day in 1944

Remembering Gerald Ford, born this day, a WW2 Navy veteran and a great leader in exceedingly difficult circumstances.

You cannot help but wonder at the amazing mental and creative leadership of the Wright brothers, but it was fueled by the their deep curiosity, a keep leadership trait. Men like the Wright brothers made America!