Spectator's Foldi Interviews Gold Star Father Arrested During Biden SOTU
Our great friend Matthew Foldi had a story Sunday night at The Spectator that served as Steve N
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US Navy commissions ESB USS John L. Canley
The U.S. Navy commissioned the future USS John L. Canley (ESB 6) as the newest expeditionary sea base ship (ESB) during a ceremony held on February 17.
Source: navaltoday.com
Navy commissions ship named for Medal of Honor recipient
John L. Canley fought in intense combat in the Tet Offensive. 50 years later he was awarded the Medal of Honor. Now a ship bears his name.
Source: taskandpurpose.com
At Coronado Event, Navy Sec. Del Toro Urges Congress Approve Ukraine Aid
The Navy secretary was the main speaker at a ceremony to crew the 785-foot Expeditionary Sea Base named after Marine Sgt. Maj. John L. Canley, who repeatedly risked his life to save wounded fellow Marines in the 1968 Battle of Hue City in Vietnam.
Source: timesofsandiego.com
USS John L. Canley commissioning ceremony takes place in Coronado
Saturday, Feb. 17 marks commissioning day for the future USS John L. Canley (ESB 6). The ceremony is taking place at Naval Base Coronado’s Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego.
Source: yahoo.com
Mark Alexander: Profiles of Valor: Pueblo's MoH Recipients
"What is it, something in the water out there?"
Source: patriotpost.us
New Navy ship honors memory of Union County Medal of Honor recipient
A new U.S. Navy vessel named after a Medal of Honor recipient from Union County will join the active fleet on February 17, with a commissioning ceremony at Naval Base
Source: magnoliareporter.com
The Navy's newest ship is named for a Medal of Honor recipient
John L. Canley risked his own safety to pull wounded Marines to safety during the Tet Offensive in the Vietnam War.
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'You can't explain': Lakeland man treated the wounded in Vietnam, and his own trauma
Max Hauth served as a combat medic with the Marines in Vietnam. Twice wounded, he said "you can't explain" how some make it and others don't.
Source: yahoo.com