"The thing to be desired above all others is confidence in one's self..." - Charles Young

"The Father of West Point"

Grange is among the few paratroopers in U.S. Army history to make three combat jumps—one during World War II (Southern France) and two in Korea (the Battle of Yongju and Operation Tomahawk). His other distinctions include three awards each of the Combat Infantryman Badge and the Silver Star.

"Few other generals better describe how best to translate strategic guidance into an operational approach."

"I joined during World War II. The papers were full of stories about individuals serving their country. I, too, wanted to serve my country.“

“Poet Laureate of the 15th Infantry Regiment”

“Thousands of civilians in New York lived because of Rick, just as Soldiers in Ia Drang lived because of him.”

“Without his leadership, everyone would have completely fell apart.”

For her service during World War II, Adams was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel, the highest possible rank a woman could obtain within the WAC.

“Angel in fatigues”

"Her leadership qualities were evident early in her career, earning her respect and admiration among peers and superiors alike. As she rose through the ranks, Johnson-Brown’s commitment to excellence and equality became the hallmark of her leadership style."

“Father of the Armored Force”

“America’s Greatest WWI Flying Ace”

He blazed trails and led a life of service. 

"His integrity carried him through difficult times."

“Incontestably the best tactician of either army.”

“The Father of the United States Air Force”

"In sheer ability and character, he was the outstanding soldier of my time." -Gen. Eisenhower