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« As If You Cared | Main | State of the Union 2005 » February 02, 2005SFC Paul Smith, Medal of HonorDonald Sensing reports on the decision to award the Medal of Honor to Sergeant First Class Paul R. Smith for his service on April 4, 2003. There are only 129 living recipients of America's highest honor; SFC Smith will not join their numbers. SFC Smith was killed in action defending his soldiers. His medal will be accepted on his behalf by his wife and children. More information on the Medal of Honor and the 3,439 recipients of the award can be found here. I cannot recommend reading some of the citations highly enough. Posted at February 2, 2005 07:09 PM
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