COURAGE AGAINST THE VIET CONG Under attack by a Viet Cong battalion, the men were outnumbered three to one. Barking orders and directing defense, Captain Roger Donlon raced through exploding grenades and rifle fire to stop a breach at the main gate. Single-handedly taking out an enemy demolition team, he got his first injury of the night: a severe stomach wound. Disregarding his injury, moved around the camp, administering first aid, dragging ammunition to gun positions, directing mortar fire. With still another wound to his leg, he went from position to position, hurling grenades and encouraging men to do the impossible. Another mortar shell exploded, wounding him in the face and body. Five hours of non-stop fighting continued. Finally, daylight arrived, and the enemy withdrew. Receiving the first Medal Of Honor, awarded for action during the 14 year Vietnam War, he humbly said for his team, “The medal belongs to them, too.” and “It was a team effort, and I was simply the designated leader.” To Read More, Click Button Below Ultimate Flags Inc. 10185 NE 22 St. Okeechobee, FL 34974