Why I joined the Army...
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Why I joined the Army...
In the hopes that I had a fraction of whatever it is this man has.
US Marine earns the Navy Cross.
I'd follow this Lieutenant anywhere. He's made of the right stuff.
US Marine earns the Navy Cross.
I'd follow this Lieutenant anywhere. He's made of the right stuff.
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Wow that is one bad *** *****! I sure am glad guys like him are out there defending our dear country and our freedoms!
God Bless!
God Bless!
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While leading his platoon north on Highway 1 toward Ad Diwaniyah, Chontosh's platoon moved into a coordinated ambush of mortars, rocket propelled grenades and automatic weapons fire. With coalitions tanks blocking the road ahead, he realized his platoon was caught in a kill zone.
He had his driver move the vehicle through a breach along his flank, where he was immediately taken under fire from an entrenched machine gun. Without hesitation, Chontosh ordered the driver to advanced directly at the enemy position enabling his .50 caliber machine gunner to silence the enemy.
He then directed his driver into the enemy trench, where he exited his vehicle and began to clear the trench with an M16A2 service rifle and 9 millimeter pistol. His ammunition depleted, Chontosh, with complete disregard for his safety, twice picked up discarded enemy rifles and continued his ferocious attack.
When a Marine following him found an enemy rocket propelled grenade launcher, Chontosh used it to destroy yet another group of enemy soldiers.
When his audacious attack ended, he had cleared over 200 meters of the enemy trench, killing more than 20 enemy soldiers and wounding several others.
He had his driver move the vehicle through a breach along his flank, where he was immediately taken under fire from an entrenched machine gun. Without hesitation, Chontosh ordered the driver to advanced directly at the enemy position enabling his .50 caliber machine gunner to silence the enemy.
He then directed his driver into the enemy trench, where he exited his vehicle and began to clear the trench with an M16A2 service rifle and 9 millimeter pistol. His ammunition depleted, Chontosh, with complete disregard for his safety, twice picked up discarded enemy rifles and continued his ferocious attack.
When a Marine following him found an enemy rocket propelled grenade launcher, Chontosh used it to destroy yet another group of enemy soldiers.
When his audacious attack ended, he had cleared over 200 meters of the enemy trench, killing more than 20 enemy soldiers and wounding several others.

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You know what? My opinion is that everyone, excluding myself (I'm currently a stenographer/secretary/editor for orders which means that I'm not only extremely expendable, but also lower than dirt), who is in the military at any theater in the world, who is giving it there all, is in some way a hero.
Non-veteran civilians will never fully understand the words sacrifice, duty, honor, selfless service nor responsibility as a military person will.
Non-veteran civilians will never fully understand the words sacrifice, duty, honor, selfless service nor responsibility as a military person will.
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