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Vietnam chopper pilot wipes away a tear as Biden gives him the Medal of Honor for daring rescue mission where he saved men trapped behind enemy lines in a rice field - Vimarsana News

Vietnam chopper pilot wipes away a tear as Biden gives him the Medal of Honor for daring rescue mission where he saved men trapped behind enemy lines in a rice field

Capt. Larry Taylor, a helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War, wiped away a tear Tuesday as President Joe Biden presented him with the Medal of Honor.

Biden will award Medal of Honor to Vietnam chopper pilot Larry Taylor who pulled off DARING rescue of four soldiers in a Vietnam firefight when they became trapped in a rice field behind enemy lines - Vimarsana News

Biden will award Medal of Honor to Vietnam chopper pilot Larry Taylor who pulled off DARING rescue of four soldiers in a Vietnam firefight when they became trapped in a rice field behind enemy lines

Cobra helicopter pilot and Vietnam War vet Larry Taylor is to receive the Medal of Honor from President Biden following a daring rescue mission in June 1968.

From the archives, 1969: Mud, cold, fog hamper Carbide Ice - Vimarsana News

From the archives, 1969: Mud, cold, fog hamper Carbide Ice

Dual-based troops of the 24th Inf Div struggled across an unfamiliar countryside and the soldiers were engaged with their traditional enemies — cold and dampness.

Livingston Mourns For One Of Its 'Favorite Sons,' Charles Tahaney - Vimarsana News

Livingston Mourns For One Of Its 'Favorite Sons,' Charles Tahaney

Livingston Mourns For One Of Its ‘Favorite Sons,’ Charles Tahaney Patch 2/16/2021 Eric Kiefer © Shutterstock Livingston continues to mourn for one of its “favorite sons,” Charles Tahaney, who died last week at the age of 75. LIVINGSTON, NJ — Livingston continues to mourn for one of its “favorite sons,” Charles Tahaney, who died last week at the age of 75. Tahaney, a third-generation “favorite son of Livingston,” passed away quietly on Feb. 10. According to his obituary, which can be seen in full here: “Educated in the Livingston public schools, he was ...

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