Five Korean War veterans, including Gen. Richard E. Cavazos, will receive the Medal of Honor posthumously on Jan. 3.

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WASHINGTON — Five Korean War ... were awarded medals for valor at the time. However, in August 2021, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin directed secretaries of the military branches to review ...

President Joe Biden on Friday posthumously awarded the Medal of ... from the Korean War who may have been denied the nation's highest decoration for valor by a 1950s Army that was still resisting ...

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On June 16, 1952, McGee’s platoon leader and several Soldiers suffered wounds during an assault on Hill 528 near Tang-Wan-Ni, Korea ... Biden awarded McGee the Medal of Honor during a ceremony ...

3, 2025 President Biden on Friday recognized five Nashville police officers and seven U.S. Army veterans ... accepting the medals on their behalf. They included five Korean War veterans ...

Another U.S. soldier from Los Angeles, whose government imprisoned him during World War II for being of Japanese descent, found himself alone on a battlefield in Korea with his rifle and bayonet.

Korean War Medal of Honor recipient First Lieutenant Richard E ... Fort Hood was named after John Bell Hood, a high-ranking Confederate officer in Texas during the Civil War. It is one of nine ...

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Biden will award Medals of Honor decades after the soldiers' acts of valor and self-sacrifice in Korea and Vietnam. Medals of Honor ... Related: Where are the Black officers? US Army shows diversity ...