On February 3, 1943, during World War II, four Army chaplains displayed extraordinary bravery and self-sacrifice as the USS Dorchester sank after being torpedoed by a German submarine.
Winston Churchill, the indomitable British statesman, and wartime leader, once uttered a timeless warning: “If you fail to learn history, you are doomed to repeat it.” These words have resonated through the decades, reminding us of the importance of studying the past to make informed decisions in the present. While
Someone once said, “When you tell your story, it sets you free, and lights the path for others.” And in the process, begins a healing process you may not have expected. Our father, Patrick Hill Rupertus, to whom Old Breed General is dedicated, was a USNA 1962 graduate and Marine
Marine Maj. Gen. William H. Rupertus is our grandfather who has always been a legend in the family. As are the many members of our family members of the greatest generations. He is extra special because he was our beloved dad Patrick Hill Rupertus’s father. Our father, Patrick Hill Rupertus
Hi, I’m Amy Rupertus Peacock. Activator. Daughter and granddaughter of Marines. I am a wife, mother of two almost grown kids and a fit trainer running form coach.
When I’m not exercising, running, researching or writing, or spending time with our dog, my wonderful kids and husband, I love reading, researching and spreading the word about history, the Marines, life, fitness, wellness and longevity.
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