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| − | '''Angelo R. Liteky''' was a [[Catholic]] [[Priest]] serving in [[Vietnam]] as a [[chaplain]] when he was awarded the [[Medal of Honor]] for his actions. His citation states that he carried over twenty wounded men to safety during a savage battle with Vietnamese forces. Much of the time Fr. Liteky was exposed to direct fire by enemy forces | + | '''Angelo R. Liteky''' was a [[Catholic]] [[Priest]] serving in [[Vietnam]] as a [[chaplain]] when he was awarded the [[Medal of Honor]] for his actions. His citation states that he carried over twenty wounded men to safety during a savage battle with Vietnamese forces. Much of the time Fr. Liteky was exposed to direct fire by enemy forces. |
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Revision as of 01:20, May 18, 2009
Angelo R. Liteky was a Catholic Priest serving in Vietnam as a chaplain when he was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions. His citation states that he carried over twenty wounded men to safety during a savage battle with Vietnamese forces. Much of the time Fr. Liteky was exposed to direct fire by enemy forces.