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Lieutenant '''Michael P. Murphy''' was the most recent soldier to be awarded the [[Medal of Honor]] in the [[United States Military]].<ref>http://www.navy.mil/moh/mpmurphy/index.html</ref> On June 28, 2005, during [[Operation Enduring Freedom]], Murphy and three other [[Navy]] [[SEALs]] were pinned down by a group of around 50 [[Taliban]] militants near the [[Pakistani]] border. With each of the men wounded, they retreated into cover on a rocky mountainside. Unable to send a distress call from their isolated position, Murphy left the safety of the position to obtain a signal, willingly exposing himself to enemy fire. After making contact, Murphy was hit in the back by enemy fire, but continued to transmit his unit's location.

Lieutenant '''Michael P. Murphy''' was the most recent soldier to be awarded the [[Medal of Honor]] in the [[United States Military]].<ref>http://www.navy.mil/moh/mpmurphy/index.html</ref> On June 28, 2005, during [[Operation Enduring Freedom]], Murphy and three other [[Navy]] [[SEALs]] were pinned down by a group of around 50 [[Taliban]] militants near the [[Pakistani]] border. With each of the men wounded, they retreated into cover on a rocky mountainside. Unable to send a distress call from their isolated position, Murphy left the safety of the position to obtain a signal, willingly exposing himself to enemy fire. After making contact, Murphy was hit in the back by enemy fire, but continued to transmit his unit's location.