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American Campaign Medal

The General: William Levine, Citizen Soldier and Liberator

Courage in Conflict

Pritzker Military Presents

Irving Ellis, Major

Holt Oral History Program

Coast Guard Good Conduct Medal

Citizen Soldier

Ribbon Bars

Citizen Soldier

Order of the Rising Sun, 7th Class

The Allied Race to Victory: The Air, Land, and Sea Campaigns that Ended WWII

Nobody signs up to be a SEAL to win a medal.

SEAL The Unspoken Sacrifice

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