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    IT TOOK 36 YEARS, NOW HE IS HOME – Master Sergeant Charles Wesley Lindewald Jr, U.S.Army, Vietnam War (1938-1968)
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    IT TOOK 36 YEARS, NOW HE IS HOME – Master Sergeant Charles Wesley Lindewald Jr, U.S.Army, Vietnam War (1938-1968)

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    HOOSIER HERO RETURNS HOME – Lieutenant Colonel Donald Carlos Faith, Jr., U.S. Army, WW II, Korean War, Medal of Honor (1918-1950)
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    HOOSIER HERO RETURNS HOME – Lieutenant Colonel Donald Carlos Faith, Jr., U.S. Army, WW II, Korean War, Medal of Honor (1918-1950)

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    A CREATIVE HERO – 2nd Lieutenant Alexander Ramsey Nininger, USArmy, WWII, Medal of Honor, Philippines (1918-1942)
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    A CREATIVE HERO – 2nd Lieutenant Alexander Ramsey Nininger, USArmy, WWII, Medal of Honor, Philippines (1918-1942)

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    25th CAB MEDEVAC crew receives Australian award
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    25th CAB MEDEVAC crew receives Australian award

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    A HOOSIER HERO – Private First Class Melvin E. “Bud” Biddle, U.S. Army, WW II, Belgium, Medal of Honor, (1923-2010)
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    A HOOSIER HERO – Private First Class Melvin E. “Bud” Biddle, U.S. Army, WW II, Belgium, Medal of Honor, (1923-2010)

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    LAST BUT NOT LEAST – Staff Sergeant Robert T. Kuroda, U.S. Army, WW II Medal of Honor (1922-1944)
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    LAST BUT NOT LEAST – Staff Sergeant Robert T. Kuroda, U.S. Army, WW II Medal of Honor (1922-1944)

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    A Hero Who Wouldn’t Quit – Sergeant William Grant Fournier, US Army, WW II, Medal of Honor (1913-1943)
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    A Hero Who Wouldn’t Quit – Sergeant William Grant Fournier, US Army, WW II, Medal of Honor (1913-1943)

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    AN UNASSUMING HERO – Technical Sergeant Yeiki Kobashigawa, U.S.Army, WW II, Medal of Honor (1917-2005)
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    AN UNASSUMING HERO – Technical Sergeant Yeiki Kobashigawa, U.S.Army, WW II, Medal of Honor (1917-2005)

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    A True American Hero – Private Mikio Hasemoto, U.S. Army, WW II, Medal of Honor (1916-1943)
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    A True American Hero – Private Mikio Hasemoto, U.S. Army, WW II, Medal of Honor (1916-1943)

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