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“Trying to get by being quiet and shy In a world full of pushin' and shoving “
Somewhere other than here,,!!!
Joined January 2013
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ABenevolentMarine retweeted
United States Marine Corps Private First Class Sean Thomas Cardelli was killed in action on February 1, 2006 near Fallujah, Iraq. Sean was 20 years old and from Downers Grove, Illinois. 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. Remember Sean. Darkhorse. Semper Fidelis.🇺🇸
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
Florida Marine Infantry Officer
First Lieutenant Dennis Edward Vacenofsky was KIA on October 5, 1970 in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. HQ, 2nd CAG, Combined Action, III MAF. Remember Dennis today. Semper Fi #American Hero.🇺🇸 Forever 27
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
So the Co-Pilot that did the stabbing, was banned from flying in his home country because of his radical views. Question is, why was the POS allowed to fly at all.
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Alabama Army Infantryman
PFC Larry William Chaney
Gave All on October 4, 1971
Remember Larry today. Forever 19 #American Hero. 🇺🇸
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
Minnesota Navy Hospital Corpsman Peter Allan Sparks was killed in action on October 4, 1967 in South Vietnam. H&S Company, 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines. Remember “Doc” today. Forever 19 #American Hero 🇺🇸
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
Exceptional Kentucky U.S. Marine Medal of Honor Recipient Private First Class Wesley Phelps selflessly sacrificed his life to save his fellow Marines. October 4, 1944 Remember Wes today. #American
Hero #MOH 🇺🇸🦅
U.S. Marine Corps Private First Class Wesley Phelps of Neafus, Kentucky, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions on October 4, 1944, on Pelelieu.
Phelps was drafted and inducted into the Marine Corps in 1943 and was assigned to the Signal Battalion for one month, then transferred to the Infantry Training Battalion. He joined the 27th Replacement Battalion in September. He left the United States in October 1943, joining Company M, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines of the 1st Marine Division in December and was promoted to private first class in April 1944.
After a so-called "rest" at Pavuvu Island in the Russell Islands, the 1st Division left for the little-publicized Peleliu Island operation. After nineteen days of bitter and costly fighting, the night of October 4, 1944, found Company K strung out along the military crest of one of the coral mountains for which Peleliu is noted. With the Marines on one slope of the hill and the Japanese on the opposite slope, rifles became useless, and a series of hand grenade battles took place over several days. During the night, the enemy launched a particularly vicious counterattack. PFC Phelps and a fellow Marine were in a foxhole when a Japanese grenade landed with a thud between them. Private First Class Phelps shouted, "Look out, Shipley!" then unhesitatingly rolled over on the grenade, taking the full force of the explosion with his own body. Phelps was killed, while PFC Richard Shipley received only a tiny scratch. He was 21 years old.
He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on October 4, 1944. Phelps was initially buried in the United States Armed Forces Cemetery on Peleliu but was later reinterred in Rosine Cemetery in Rosine, Kentucky.
#WeRememberThem
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
Replying to @specialopsmag
He survived because others were willing to put their own lives on the line for him. That kind of sacrifice and brotherhood deserves to be remembered.
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Illinois Marine Rifleman Warrior
PFC Bernard Joseph Masny
Gave All October 3, 1965
Remember Bernard today.
Semper Fi #American Hero.🇺🇸 Forever 19
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
My son has completed boot camp and has earned the title of Marine. Proud of this young man!
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
Ohio Navy Petty Officer Third Class John Brayton Harlow Jr. was killed in an accidental explosion (makeshift sandbag bomb) on October 3, 1968 in South Vietnam. John was a 22 year old Corpsman H&S Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines. Remember “Doc” today.🇺🇸
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
Replying to @PatWolf
If I had a million likes to give today, I would put a lot on them on this post.
I mean…they are just boys.
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…and our boys can do things.
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
North Carolina Marine Rifleman
Lance Corporal Alex Leon McLean
Gave All on October 3, 1969 two PHs
Remember Alex today. Semper Fi #American Hero 🇺🇸 Forever 21
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Texas Marine Rifleman Warrior
PFC Johnnie Lee Lawrence
Gave All on October 3, 1966
Remember Johnnie today. Semper Fi #American Hero.🇺🇸 Forever 18
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Exceptional New Jersey Marine Rifleman
Private First Class Myron Rudolph Ross II was killed in action on October 3, 1968 in South Vietnam. Remember Myron today. Semper Fi. Bronze Star #American Hero.🇺🇸🎖Forever 20
ABenevolentMarine retweeted
California Army Infantryman
PFC Christian Lars Williams
Gave All October 2, 1967 in South Vietnam. Charlie Company, 1st Bn,
327th Infantry, 101st Airborne Division. Remember Christian today.
#American Hero.🇺🇸 Forever 18