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Marine Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock (“White Feather”)

The Vietnam War Sniper Known as White Feather At a young age, Carlos Norman Hathcock II would go into the woods with his dog and the Mauser his father brought back from World War II to pretend to be a soldier. Hathcock dreamed of being a Marine throughout his childhood, and on …

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Actor/Director Clint Eastwood Served During Korean War

Actor/Director Clint Eastwood Served During Korean War | BY DAVID VERGUN, DOD NEWS Clint Eastwood in his Army uniform during the Korean War. Clint Eastwood is known to generations of Americans for the 1959  to 1966 TV series “Rawhide;” and for the so-called spaghetti western movies: “A Fistful of Dollars” (1964); “For a …

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Gov Stitt of Oklahoma fights Biden’s Polices on Border, Constitutional violations that devastate Oklahomans

Gov Stitt Receives Security Briefing From Texas Law Enforcement Officials, Tours US-Mexico Border Governor Kevin Stitt and eight other governors received a law enforcement briefing from Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steve McCraw and National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd regarding the southern border …

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Watch: Officers patrolling ranch lands & arresting illegal immigrants who are trespassing on private property

Live: Illegal Immigrants at the border LtChrisOlivarez Lieutenant with the Texas Department of Public Safety – South Texas Region LtChrisOlivarezThis video captures the reality on illegal immigrants who are trespassing on private property, and avoiding detection. @TxDPS is truly the last line of defense in taking action & arresting illegal …

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The Torture, Execution of Army Capt. Rocky Versace:

CAPTAIN HUMBERT ROQUE VERSACE US Army Medal of Honor Recipient Army.mil Army Capt. Humbert Versace’s brothers uncover his Medal of Honor plaque during an induction ceremony into the Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes, July 9, 2002. President George W. Bush presented the award to Versace’s family at the White House one …

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1st in 100 years Public steps on Tomb of Unknown Soldier as Crow Chief Plenty Coups did in 1921

Army Sgt. Antonio Garcia lays a single red rose at each of the crypts while conducting his last walk on the plaza at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery, Va., April 17, 2019. Unknown Heroes, Public Thanks For the first time in nearly 100 years, members …

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Royal Marines Reportedly “Dominate” U.S. Marines in the Mojave Desert?

A recent article in the U.K. Telegraph Desert claimed that Royal Marines defeated US Marines in the Mojave desert simulator exercises. the report claimed that the Royal Marines controlled 65% of the Battlefield.. Victorious! 🏆@RoyalMarines triumph in part of multinational team on Exercise Green Dagger 21. The 5-day Multi-domain war-fighting …

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MAJOR LOUIS CUKELA, USMC Received both the Army and Navy MOHs

MAJORLOUIS CUKELA, USMC MAJORLOUIS CUKELA, USMC * The rank on Maj Cukela’s citations is incorrect.  He was promoted to gunnery sergeant on 1 July 1918 but his warrant was not received in the field until 20 August 1918, possibly leading to the use of the incorrect rank.  Major Louis Cukela …

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GySgt Dan Daly received his 2nd MOH for his heroic actions in Haiti, 1st for Boxer Rebellion

1915, GySgt Dan Daly received his second Medal of Honor for his heroic actions in Haiti when he and his men were ambushed by a force of 400 guerillas. He is one of two Marines to receive two Medals of Honor. #OTD in 1915, GySgt Dan Daly received his second …

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GSMSG: Special Operations Veterans, Professionals on the Front line of the Afghan Withdrawal

THE GLOBAL SURGICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPORT GROUP August 29 during the Afghan Pullout, the group reported: Phase 1 is wrapping up and while we will not post publicly the number of people our team of US special operations veterans were able to facilitate extracting from Kabul, it was a sizeable …

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