1 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – At the Pentagon in April 1951, Lillian “Nellie” Red Cloud, mother of the late Cpl. Mitchell Red Cloud Jr., is handed the Medal of Honor awarded her son ...

Editor's Note: The following article on Cpl. Mitchell Red Cloud Jr., was first published in the June 15, 2012 edition of the Morning Calm newspaper. It is being republished here, in somewhat ...

When Mitchell Red Cloud Jr. was 16, he dropped out of school, eager to start a military career. A month after his 17th birthday, on Aug. 11, 1941, he joined the Marine Corps.He intended to serve in… ...

Mitchell Red Cloud Jr. came from a long and proud tradition of Native American service in the U.S. military. Red Cloud, who served in both World War II and Korea, received one of the 29 Medals of ...

A new graphic novel tells the story of Cpl. Mitchell Red Cloud Jr., a Marine-turned-soldier who fought until his dying breath to save his men during the Korean War, and was posthumously awarded ...

November marked the 70th anniversary of Cpl. Mitchell Red Cloud Jr.’s fight-to-the-death valor in the Korean War. Coincidentally, this anniversary of Red Cloud's death comes during Native ...

If you are a long-time La Crosse resident, you may already know Red Cloud Park on the North Side of La Crosse is named after an area war hero, Cpl.

This park, on the site of a Winnebago Village, commemorates a heroic descendant of those people, Corporal Mitchell Red Cloud, Jr. Fighting in Korea in 1950 as a member of the 24th Army Division ...

Red Cloud detected Chinese communist forces creeping less than 100 feet away in the brush. He sounded the alarm, sprang up and opened fire with his rifle, giving his company time to consolidate ...

This park, on the site of a Winnebago Village, commemorates a heroic descendant of those people, Corporal Mitchell Red Cloud, Jr. Fighting in Korea in 1950 as a member of the 24th Army Division ...