Fort Johnson Podcast Medal of Honor

In recognition of Medal of Honor Month, we're dedicating this week's show to honoring the incredible individuals who have received our nation's highest military honor. Their stories of courage, sacrifice, and valor serve as a reminder of the true meaning of service and the enduring spirit of our armed forces. From the battlefield to the halls of history, join us as we pay tribute to these heroes and their unwavering dedication to protecting our freedoms. Let's remember their bravery and honor their legacies together.
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Hopefully, you do Robert L. Howard. Medal Of Honor recipient in Vietnam. He was an EM, battlefield commissioned, and retire a full bird Colonel. It was my honor to meet and work for him at the Ranger School's Mountain Ranger Camp in 1976-77 when he was a Captain and made Major in late 1977. He was put in for 3 MOHs within a 13 month period. Awesome leader and soldier. The Colonel definitely deserves a street named after him.