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1. sites.duke.edu › lawfire › 2024/06/05Guest Book Review: “No Bullet Got Me Yet: The Relentless ...

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   3 days ago · Lawfire® contributor Bill Knightly reviews a new book, John Stansifer’s “No Bullet Got Me Yet: The Relentless Faith of Father Kapaun” about an authentic hero, Army Captain (Chaplain) Emil Kapaun. Stansifer tells the story of how Father Kapaun became the U.S. military’s “most decorated” chaplain, and focuses on the Catholic priest ...

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3. www.wearethemighty.com › history › theodoreThe oldest man at D-Day earned the Medal of Honor

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   1 day ago · But he died of a sudden heart attack on July 12, 1944, right before he received the news. His Distinguished Service Cross was upgraded to a Medal of Honor. It's obvious that landing at D-Day required insane bravery.

4. digital.abcaudio.com › news › reporters-notebookReporter's notebook: A Black WWII hero is finally honored, 80 ...

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   4 days ago · Woodson was nominated for the Medal of Honor in the summer of 1944. He did not receive it: no Black soldiers received our nation's highest military honor during World War II. While I was researching my book, "Forgotten: The Untold Story of D-Day's Black Heroes," I learned about Woodson's nomination.

5. www.msn.com › en-us › newsThese Chaplains Won the Congressional Medal of Honor - MSN

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   1 day ago · Vincent Capodanno. Capodanno would receive his Medal of Honor during a fierce battle in 1967. Leaving the safety of his command post, Capodanno entered an area raked with enemy fire to perform the ...

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   Medal of Honor Recipient & Navy Vet Commemorate 80th Anniversary of D-Day | Burn The Boats On this special D-Day episode of Burn The Boats, host Ken Harbaugh shares his conversation with Medal of Honor winner David Bellavia, who is in Normandy France to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the allied landings.

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   2 days ago · He served in the U.S. Army from 2008 to 2015 and is a recipient of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ highest military honor, for his extraordinary gallantry, intrepidity and heroism while ...

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   Did all the original Medal of Honor recipients deserve it?

   • But as the 20th Century began, there was grumbling in Army ranks. The Medal of Honor eventually achieved the level of distinction Congress had envisioned when creating it 50 years before. The trouble was, not all of the original recipients deserved it. And that rankled a lot of people.

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   Is it hard to display heroism worthy of the Medal of Honor?

   • Displaying heroism worthy of receiving the Congressional Medal of Honor is hard. Having that distinction taken away from you is even harder. Believe it or not, nearly 100 years ago the U.S. Army told almost 1,000 aging veterans they weren’t qualified for our nation’s highest military honor, which they had been presented decades before.

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   What is the history of the Medal of Honor?

   • First issued as a ribbon in 1941, the decoration was made official with the issuing of Executive Order 9265 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on November 6, 1942. A full medal was authorized in 1947.

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   Why did Capodanno get a Medal of Honor?

   • Capodanno would receive his Medal of Honor during a fierce battle in 1967. Leaving the safety of his command post, Capodanno entered an area raked with enemy fire to perform the last rites and tend to the wounded. Capodanno lost part of his right hand and received multiple wounds.

   These Chaplains Won the Congressional Medal of Honor

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9. atboundarysedge.com › 2024/06/07 › book-reviewBOOK REVIEW: Galactic Medal of Honor, by Mack Reynolds

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   1 day ago · That sense of morality makes Galactic Medal of Honor a lot more optimistic than many of its contemporaries. Primes a s a novel about the abuses of power, Reynolds ultimately writes a novel about how good men can work within bad systems, and how change can come from within rather than being opposed from without.