Pennsylvania Soldier Honored for Courage
Army Lt. Walter J. Marm Jr., from Washington Pennsylvania, receives the Medal of Honor for heroism in the Ia Drang battle in November 1965. Marm killed 18 North Vietnamese soldiers and was wounded while leading his platoon at Chu Pong Mountain, as his family and relatives prepare to witness the medal ceremony with Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor.
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Washington
Army
Walter J. Marm Jr
Marm
Stanley R. Resor
Ia Drang
Marin
Washington, Pa
Chu Pong Mountain
Joey
Walter J. Mari Sr
Johnson
Fife
Pennsylvania
Shotgun Accident Kills Denison Youth at Hunt
Funeral services pending for Henry Roger Suntken 21 of Denison after a 12 gauge shotgun discharged while hunting with Donald Ladehoff on Wayne Novotney farm. The 12 gauge struck Suntken in the throat as he bent over the gun. Authorities say the guns were leaning by a barn door when the trigger was brushed.
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Denison
Henry Roger Suntken
Suntken
Donald Ladehoff
Wayne Novotney
Here
Novotney
Sunthen
Soldier recounts grenade blast and combat around bunker
Marin describes a night assault where enemy rounds closed in as T tossed a grenade and the narrator moved left and fired. Marin, wounded with a jaw fracture, spent three months at a Valley Forge hospital and later became an instructor in the Ranger department at Fort Benning Infantry School.
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Marin
Valley Forge
Ranger Department
Ft. Benning,Ga
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