Viet War Hero Shows Modesty After Medal Win
America’s newest Medal of Honor recipient is 32 year old first lieutenant Charles O Williams a quiet Army Special Forces officer who recalls a long night in South Vietnam when he led a mission to protect his men and says he did not see himself as a hero.
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Medal of Honor recipient recalls Viet Nam service with no regrets
Williams, a 1965 Dong Xoai survivor and Fort Bragg Special Forces official, reflects on his Viet Nam duty and the just cause as he nears the Medal of Honor award. He explains he would return if ordered, despite wounds and family ties, and describes signs of battle linger.
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Marine Says He'll Go Back After Viet Nam Return
San Diego AP reports Marine Jimmie Howard, wounded and honored with a Silver Star and Purple Hearts, declares he will return to service though he says he is not a hero. He recalls a perilous hill ambush and the loss of comrades while praising his unit.
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