Tag: Lieutenant Colonel Charles Calvin Rogers

• The Fire That Never Burned Out: My Journey to Preserving Valor

  

  How did today’s post “When Valor is Stolen: Resisting DEI Erasure and the Rise of a Dark Future” come about. Here is why, here is my personal feelings on this and why it resonated so strong with me for so many reasons. When I was a young girl, I dreamed of serving in the military—not…

  ❄️Siearra Frost❄️

  March 18, 2025

  My Personal Journey

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• When Valor is Stolen: Resisting DEI Erasure and the Rise of a Dark Future

  

  The Navajo Code Talkers’ bravery saved lives, yet their legacy is still overshadowed by injustice. Now, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Calvin Rogers’ Medal of Honor page vanishes into silence. This is more than neglect—it’s erasure. If we allow this, how many more heroes and stories will be lost forever?

  ❄️Siearra Frost❄️

  March 18, 2025

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