TECHNICAL PROBLEMS CONTINUE BUT AT LEAST I CAN DO RERUNS FROM YEARS AGO.
Balladeer’s Blog once again takes a look at a currently neglected conflict and some of the military personnel who served in it. Here’s a look at some of the Congressional Medal of Honor recipients from the Relief Expedition during the Boxer Massacres in China (1900).
CALVIN P. TITUS
Branch of Service: Army
Rank: Standard Bearer/ Musician.
Citation: “For gallant and daring conduct in the presence of his colonel and other officers and enlisted men of his regiment on 14 August 1900, while serving with Company E, 14th Infantry, at Peking, China. Musician Titus was first to scale the wall of the city.” He raised the American Flag from the top of that wall. (Pictured above.) NOTE: Titus previously served in the Philippine War (1899-1902) and subsequently in the Mexican Expedition (1916-1917) and Occupied Germany after World War One.
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Logged, thank you sir!
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Sadly, no. I’m still working with WordPress but just ran his re-post from years ago. It wouldn’t let me edit it or adjust the size of the pictures to what they were in the original post.
Dang!
You said it!
Everyone is extraordinary hero 🦸. Well shared
Thank you!
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Long lineup!
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It’s a remarkable collection of outstanding heroes; excellent work! 👍
PS: Sorry for the inconvenience with WP. I hope it gets resolved quickly. 🫰
Thank you very much! And yes, I hope it can get resolved as soon as possible.
Excellent post as always.
Thank you for saying so!
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Sounds challenging.
America First – to prevent Chinese blackmail over Rare Earth minerals – Trump horse trading skills and his permanent heading of the Gaza Peace Board.
Interesting take.