Pentagon Defends DEI RollBacks But Restores Removed Webpage for Black Medal Of Honor Winner
Charles Rogers' webpage was removed after being flagged for DEI content, according to the Department of Defense.
Defense Department takes down, then restores ‘DEI’ webpage honoring Black Medal of Honor recipient
According to archives reviewed by theGrio, the page honoring Army Maj. Gen. Charles Rogers was removed and altered on ...
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When and why was Charles Rogers awarded the Medal of Honor? Internet outraged as Black army general removed from DOD website
Late army veteran Charles Rogers is trending on social media after his name was temporarily taken down from the Department of Defense's website.
Pentagon quietly restores web page on Black Medal of Honor recipient after Backlash over ‘DEI’ label
The Department of Defense (DoD) on Monday quietly restored a web page it had removed about Army Maj. Gen. Charles Rogers, a ...
Who Was Charles Rogers? US Defense Dept Removes Webpage On Medal Of Honor Recipient General
The Department of Defense removed a webpage honoring Black U.S. Army General Charles C. Rogers, a Medal of Honor recipient ...
Medal of Honor Museum events begin this weekend in Arlington
The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington opens to the general public on Tuesday, March 25. ARLINGTON, Texas — From the very first announcement, Arlington celebrated its choice as home to the ...
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New York thanks Afghan and Iraq War vets with commemorative medals
The New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs is now issuing commemorative Afghanistan and Iraq War medals ...
New York honors veterans with commemorative Afghanistan and Iraq War medals
The New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs has begun issuing commemorative medals to honor veterans of the ...
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The Medal of Honor Fraud Case that Took Stolen Valor to the Extreme
H.L.I. Lordship Industries of Long Island, New York, admitted to selling unauthorized versions of the Medal of Honor, the United States' highest military award for valor, from 1991 to 1994.