Richard Nott Antrim
Richard Nott Antrim — Lieutenant (later Commander) U.S. Navy World War II Macassar, Celebes, Netherlands East Indies
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Samuel David Dealey — Commander U.S. Navy World War II Off Tawi Tawi, Sulu Archipelago, Philippine Islands
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Stanley Taylor Adams — Sergeant First Class U.S. Army Korean War Sesim-ni, Korea
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William Richard Charette — Hospital Corpsman Third Class U.S. Navy Korean War Panmunjom Corridor (DMZ), Korea
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Arsenal: Oliver Hazard Perry–Class Frigates in NATO Sea Lanes, the Late Cold War
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Beyond the Call: Captain Francis B. Wai at Red Beach, Leyte, 1944
A Medal of Honor story of courage under fire in the Pacific war.
Beyond the Call: Captain John Philip Cromwell off Truk Island, 1943
A Medal of Honor story of sacrifice and moral courage in the Pacific war.