People seem to have forgotten that courage is not just a virtue, it's actually the prerequisite

for all of the other virtues.

If America is in need of anything right now, it's bravery, and our newest podcast, America's

Forgotten Heroes, is here to provide some.

It's available now wherever you listen to podcasts, so go subscribe and leave a five-store

review if you like what you hear.

According to today, America's Forgotten Heroes boasts seven action-packed episodes that

will drop daily, each featuring a man who never attained widespread notoriety, despite

saving America at some of its darkest hours.

Each of these men exhibited such courage under pressure, it's hard to believe they even

existed.

Which is exactly why you will love hearing their stories.

America's Forgotten Heroes is a trip that takes you back in history to a time where

language wasn't violence, where brave men paid in blood for the freedom that many used

to complain about microaggressions and pronouns today.

One of these men is Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, a college professor turned volunteer soldier

for the Union Army and the Civil War icon, according to historians.

Better known as the Lion of Little Round Top, Chamberlain's most famous accomplishment was

during the Battle of Gettysburg, where his regiment was stationed at a critical position

for the Union Army's defense and suffered multiple attacks from Confederate troops.

Knowing that they would not be able to withstand another Confederate attack, Chamberlain decided

to launch a bayonet charge at Confederate soldiers, a bold, risky, and effective maneuver

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