Medal of Honor Monday: Marine Corps Maj. Ross Lindsey Iams
Marine Corps Maj. Ross Lindsey Iams received the Medal of Honor for his heroism during a 1915 assault on a rebel fort in Haiti. Source: www.war.gov
Marine Corps Maj. Ross Lindsey Iams received the Medal of Honor for his heroism during a 1915 assault on a rebel fort in Haiti. Source: www.war.gov
Marines assigned to Blount Island Command earned two of three honor graduate spots in their drill instructor school class and brought leadership lessons back home. Source: www.war.gov
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