Sergeant David L. McCracken distinguished himself by gallantry in connection with military operations against an opposing force at Khe Sanh Combat Support Base, Republic of Vietnam on 25 February 1968. On that date, Sergeant McCracken repeatedly exposed himself to mortar and artillery fire to secure two burning pallets of mortars on the aircraft ramp...
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Staff Sergeant Donald W. East, Jr.
Staff Sergeant Donald W. East, Jr. distinguished himself by gallantry in connection with military operations against an opposing armed force at a landing zone in Northern Cambodia, from 23 June 1970 to 25 June 1970. On those dates, Sergeant East was providing Air Traffic Control to C-47, C-123, and C-7A aircraft in the evacuation...
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Captain Donald R. Howie
Captain Donald R. Howie distinguished himself by gallantry in connection with military operations against an opposing armed force at a landing zone in Northern Cambodia, from 23 June 1970 to 25 June 1970. On those dates, Captain Howie was providing Air Traffic Control to C-47, C-123, and C-7A aircraft in the evacuation of three...
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Major Donald R. Strobaugh
Major Donald R. Strobaugh distinguished himself by gallantry in connection with military operations against an opposing armed force as Combat Control Team Leader directing installation of a Ground Proximity Extraction System at Khe Sanh Combat Support Base, Republic of Vietnam on 30 March 1968. On that date, Major Strobaugh was wounded by shrapnel from...
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Airman Second Class Keith L. Fabian
Airman Second Class Keith L. Fabian, Combat Control Team, 3d Aerial Port Squadron, Pope Air Force Base, North Carolina, distinguished himself by gallantry in connection with military operations against an opposing armed force near Ap Bau Bang, Republic of Vietnam on 12 November 1965. On that date, Airman Fabian assisted the Forward Air Controller...
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Staff Sergeant Peter D. Holt
Staff Sergeant Peter D. Holt distinguished himself by gallantry in connection with military operations against an opposing armed force at a landing zone in Northern Cambodia, from 23 June 1970 to 24 June 1970. On those dates, Sergeant Holt, while working as an Air Traffic Controller, voluntarily exposed himself to hostile mortar fire and...
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