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7 Brave Presidents Who Were War Heroes

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George Washington

If it wasn’t for George Washington’s military skills and heroism, I think it’s fair to say that America would still be a British colony. He had one of the longest military careers of any other president or elected federal official, for that matter.

He fought in the French and Indian Wars back in 1754. And when the American Revolution was initiated in 1765, Washington returned to his military background, after accepting a role as General and Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.

Also, in 1794, a 62-year-old Washington would be the first and only sitting president of the United States, leading the troops into battle to end the Whiskey Rebellion. He rode his horse through the Pennsylvania countryside, warning locals not to help or give any comfort to the insurgents.

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  1. I THINK AS A ‘TRUE”AMERICAN CITIZEN AND VETERAN , THAT THESE TYPES OF LEADERS SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO ALL SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN FROM FOURTH GRADE UP THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL TO KNOW WHAT AMERICA REALLY STANDS FOR AND THE VERY CRITICALLY IMPORTANT VALUES OUR SOCIETY/ COUNTRY SHOULD BE BASED UPON IN TODAYS WORLD!!!!

  2. For Teddy Roosevelt or Theodore Roosevelt you had a picture of Franklin Roosevelt otherwise a good piece.

  3. My second choice. He also looked like a president. Jackie was a special first lady. Trend setter! Mover and shaker! He didn’t not back down to Cuba or Russia. Not like our weak, scared ,confuse mess in office now. He made a proud America. Even when he was in severe pain, he still stayed strong!

  4. Don’t know much about him. I will look it up. He looked like a president and a brave man? He looked thoughtful ? Strong looking . Not weak feeble like Biden? And his band fools with no clue. How to run America.

    1. Thank you so much for your observation! Indeed we got the wrong Roosevelt, and we’re so happy that you took the time to let us know about the mix-up. We appreciate your input and please never hesitate to let us know about your feedback!

  5. This is not Theodore Roosevelt. This is his distant cousin, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, FDR, our longest serving president. , elected in 1932. 1936,1940 and 1944. He died in office in April of 1945, did not live to see the end of WW!!. Historians usually agree he was one of our three greatest, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and FDR. I was born in 1931, he was the only President I knew for many years.

    1. Thank you so much for your observation! Indeed we got the wrong Roosevelt, and we’re so happy that you took the time to let us know about the mix-up. We appreciate your input and please never hesitate to let us know about your feedback!

  6. This is not Theodore Roosevelt, this is Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was President from 1933 until hill his death in April 1945.
    I have posted this comment 2 or 3 times already, but it doesn’t seem to show up.

    1. Thank you so much for your observation! Indeed we got the wrong Roosevelt, and we’re so happy that you took the time to let us know about the mix-up. We appreciate your input and please never hesitate to let us know about your feedback!

  7. There were a few more. Rutherford Hayes, James Garfield, William Henry Harrison, James Monroe, Franklin Pierce, and George Bush. (Who was not shot down during the battle of Midway, but later on in the war flying over one of the islands in the Iwo Jima chain).

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