Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Three U.S. Army Soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor, two of them posthumously, during a ceremony at The White House. U.S.

Alyssa Gustafson, bottom center, holds an American flag as people line Harvell Drive for the funeral procession for Master Sgt. Noah Tietjens in Bellevue, on Saturday, March 28, 2 ...

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A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Amy Klobuchar and Senator Tina Smith to honor Master Sergeant Nicole M. Amor passed ...

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The Nebraska soldier who was killed in action in Kuwait was promoted posthumously.

Maurice William Mosher’s gravestone in Arlington National Cemetary. “Somewhere in Korea” was the dateline of an Associated Press story published in the Times Leader Evening News on June 4, 1951, that ...

Three U.S. Army Soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor, two of them posthumously, during a ceremony at The White House. U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Michael H. Ollis, and U.S. Army Master Sergeant ...

May 4—"Somewhere in Korea" was the dateline of an Associated Press story published in the Times Leader Evening News on June 4, 1951, that involved U.S. Army Sgt. Maurice William Mosher and his heroic ...