
Celebrating the stories of some of U.S.' great professional athletes who, compelled by a greater duty to their country, represented the flag on both the field and the front lines.

One of the first African Americans to play in the Major Leagues, Don Newcombe sacrificed time on the field to serve his country during the Korean War.

Rocky Bleier defied all expectations when he returned to professional football after suffering a devastating grenade injury in Vietnam.

A catcher from the Red Sox, but a spy for the Nation; Moe Berg leaves baseball behind to go undercover for the OSS during World War II.

From the battlefield to the golf course, Lloyd Mangrum is a shining star; so why does golf history forget him?