Disabled American Veterans Gator 90 Gainesville Florida

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Fly Low, Hit Hard … P.3
(The USMC Style)

10/20/2026

GEORGE DALTON LIBBY

RANK: SERGEANT
CONFLICT/ERA: KOREAN WAR
UNIT/COMMAND:
COMPANY C, 3D COMBAT ENGINEER BATTALION,
24TH INFANTRY DIVISION
MILITARY SERVICE BRANCH: U.S. ARMY
MEDAL OF HONOR ACTION DATE: JULY 20, 1950
MEDAL OF HONOR ACTION PLACE: NEAR TAEJON, KOREA

CITATION
Sgt. Libby distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty in action. While breaking through an enemy encirclement, the vehicle in which he was riding approached an enemy roadblock and encountered devastating fire which disabled the truck, killing or wounding all the passengers except Sgt. Libby. Taking cover in a ditch, Sgt. Libby engaged the enemy and despite the heavy fire crossed the road twice to administer aid to his wounded comrades. He then hailed a passing M-5 artillery tractor and helped the wounded aboard. The enemy directed intense small-arms fire at the driver, and Sgt. Libby, realizing that no one else could operate the vehicle, placed himself between the driver and the enemy thereby shielding him while he returned the fire. During this action he received several wounds in the arms and body. Continuing through the town, the tractor made frequent stops and Sgt. Libby helped more wounded aboard. Refusing first aid, he continued to shield the driver and return the fire of the enemy when another roadblock was encountered. Sgt. Libby received additional wounds but held his position until he lost consciousness. Sgt. Libby's sustained, heroic actions enabled his comrades to reach friendly lines. His dauntless courage and gallant self-sacrifice reflect the highest credit upon himself and uphold the esteemed traditions of the U.S. Army.

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Albert Guarnieri Jr., Rhode Island's honoree for the 2026 Patriot Project Mission, is spearheading a special initiative to place a monument for the Purple Heart in the RI Veterans Cemetery.

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SB2C Helldivers in flight exercises over US Territory of Hawaii, 1944-1945.

10/19/2026

🚨 VA is Hiring Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)!
Are you looking for a rewarding career serving those who served our nation?

The Ocala VA Clinic is seeking Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) for Primary Care positions and is offering a $10,000 recruitment bonus with a two-year service commitment.
✅ Competitive federal salary and locality pay
✅ Federal health, dental, vision, and retirement benefits
✅ Paid federal holidays, annual leave, and sick leave
✅ Monday through Friday schedules with variable day shifts
✅ Opportunity to make a difference in the lives of Veterans

Interested applicants should email:
📧 [email protected]
Please submit:
• Resume
• LPN license/certification
• DD-214 (if applicable)
• Three professional references

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