Living History of Medal of Honor Recipient James McCloughan

In this Living History video, Medal of Honor Recipient James McCloughan shares his experiences during the Vietnam War as well as the Medal of Honor and the values it represents. Read more about James McCloughan here: www.cmohs.org/recipients/jame...
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[@amymichellew]

This man was my teacher the year 9/11 happened. like most people I will never forget the day but he made sure we saw what happened and then he told us his story.m. I knew then what the whole world knows now he deserves this metal in to be recognized in this way. I know for a fact, inspired three of my classmates to join the military because of how honorable he is. he was one of my best and most memorable teachers of my life.

[@sammylacks4937]

It never ceases to amaze me when I hear those words, " I wear this medal for them". Thanks for your service and welcome back home.

[@thomaslavelle4528]

An American hero who is modest and courageous.

[@fordvg]

Great story and very true about our brothers that didn’t make it back home for our freedoms. Semper Fidelis

[@jgonzalez101]

Such an awesome testimony of a life lived in service for their country and fellowmen, and for the glory of God! Thank you Sir for your Service to God and Country! ❤️🙏🇺🇸

[@paulferguson2574]

Thank you, Sir.

[@jamesbryson575]

The Lord delivered.

[@MrMattstearns]

Incredible, fighting for freedom never stops.

[@garylanza2030]

Amen brother. Thanks for your service and sacrafice. Welcome home. USAF VET. RETIRED

[@stevecallaway8457]

Thank you.

[@Alpha-Mike-Foxtrot]

A beautiful story

[@brucebergstresser3973]

I was awarded a combat medic badge for service in Nam. But it was not earned as yours was. Thank you for your service and your return.

[@frankmccann29]

The prayer to Father, yielding all that is left of us to Him is what calmed your nerves and fight against such hideous odds. This I cured constantly in Vietnam. Glad to see you made it back.

[@ike5043]

Thank your service and wonderful story Sir

[@kevinray5636]

I miss my Army brothers.

[@Alpha-Mike-Foxtrot]

At 3:00 I've been told that the army doesn't make mistakes. Thank you for answering the call and I'm glad that you made it out.

[@robertmileyjr442]

Love you Brother. 😎