Military

Medal of Honor Monday: Army Sgt. James Mestrovitch

Army Sgt. James Mestrovitch helped save the life of his commanding officer in Fismette, France, during World War I, which led to his Medal of Honor.

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Leapfest Tests Skills of U.S., International Paratroopers

U.S. Army and international paratroopers recently jumped against each other during Leapfest, the largest and oldest global static line parachute training event and competition.

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Joint Training Refines Humanitarian Aid, Disaster Relief Capabilities

Marines, soldiers, sailors and U.S. Customs and Border Protection personnel recently performed training to refine humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities at Coast Guard Station Key West, Florida.

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Medal of Honor Monday: Marine Corps Pfc. Robert L. Wilson

During the World War II battle for Tinian Island in the Pacific, Marine Corps Pfc. Robert Lee Wilson gave his life so that three of his comrades could live.

Read more https://www.defense.gov/News/Feature-Stories/Story/Article/4260821/medal-of-honor-monday-marine-corps-pfc-robert-l-wilson/

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