
U.S. ArmyAwarded Posthumously
Vera, Miguel A.
ConflictKorean War
Year of Action1952
Unit/CommandCompany F, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division
Citation
Vera is being recognized for his heroic actions at Chorwon, Korea, Sept. 21, 1952. While Vera’s unit attempted to retake the right sector of “Old Baldy”, they came under heavy fire at close range and were forced back. Vera selflessly chose to stay behind and cover the troop’s withdrawal, and lost his life during this action.
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