Real-Life Rambo: Medal of Honor Winner
Fought Off Countless Enemies Using His
Pinkie Finger During 20-Hour Fight
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 3/7/2023 4:39:06 AM
The time: June 20, 1965. The place: Bình Định province in the meatgrinder known as South Vietnam. The stakes: Life or death. For what took place that day, retired Army Col. Paris Davis, 83, was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor on Friday during a White House ceremony. “Just to be able to be considered for the Medal of Honor is one thing,” Davis said, according to CNN. “To receive it is all the things I’ve never dreamed.” The Army’s website summarizes what took place as Davis, a Special Forces captain at the time, led his patrol. [Tweet]
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Wow!! Well deserved!! I'm only sorry that Dementia Joe was the one who gave it to him, and probably sniffed his hair while he was st it!