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Medal of Honor: George Andrew Davis Jr. – U.S. Air Force – Korean War
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Medal of Honor: George Andrew Davis Jr. – U.S. Air Force – Korean War

Outnumbered, outgunned, and alone in the frozen skies near the Yalu River, he chose to attack anyway. Friendly aircraft on the ground would live because he did not turn away.

Medal of Honor: William R. Prom – U.S. Marine Corps – Vietnam War
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Medal of Honor: William R. Prom – U.S. Marine Corps – Vietnam War

In the broken terrain near An Hoa, a young Marine stood fully exposed to enemy fire so others could live. He did not step back. He stepped forward.

Medal of Honor: Thomas W. Bennett – U.S. Army – Vietnam War
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Medal of Honor: Thomas W. Bennett – U.S. Army – Vietnam War

Unarmed and under constant fire, he ran toward the wounded again and again. When told a man could not be reached, he went anyway.

Medal of Honor: Joseph J. Cicchetti – U.S. Army – World War II
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Medal of Honor: Joseph J. Cicchetti – U.S. Army – World War II

Across four hundred yards of open ground swept by machine guns, mortars, and artillery, he went back again and again. When others could not reach the wounded, he did.

Medal of Honor: Paul B. Huff – U.S. Army – World War II
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Medal of Honor: Paul B. Huff – U.S. Army – World War II

Across open ground swept by machine-gun fire and mortar bursts, one man deliberately drew the enemy’s guns onto himself. He went forward alone so his patrol could live.

Medal of Honor: George K. Sisler – U.S. Army – Vietnam War
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Medal of Honor: George K. Sisler – U.S. Army – Vietnam War

Surrounded deep in enemy territory, he refused to yield ground or abandon his men. When the line began to break, he charged alone into the assault.

Medal of Honor: James A. Gardner – U.S. Army – Vietnam War
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Medal of Honor: James A. Gardner – U.S. Army – Vietnam War

Across an open rice paddy swept by machine-gun fire, he attacked alone. Bunker by bunker, he broke the enemy line.

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