On a moonlit Afghan ridge on 25 Oct 2007, Specialist 4th Class Salvatore Giunta, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ran alone through a barrage of gunfire to rescue his injured sergeant who was being dragged off by terrorists who had ambushed the squad. Now a staff sergeant, Giunta will soon be awarded the Medal of Honor. His award is the first such award that will not be posthumous. Frontlines of Freedom salutes this brave soldier.
Medal of Honor
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