Salvatore A. Giunta Talks About His
"Medal of Honor" Actions
A
few weeks before Army Staff
Sgt. Salvatore A. Giunta received his Medal of Honor, as the first
living service member since Vietnam, on November 16,
2010 . . . he described the October 2007 ambush
in the Korengal Valley in Afghanistan for which his warrior skills
and bravery . . . earned him recognition as one of
America's greatest miliatry heroes.
He also reflects on the meaning of his experiences . . .
devoid of any false bravado or cliché . . . just telling
it all in his own words.
Salvatore Giunta, like his fellow Medal of Honor
Recipients, heroically represents the uniqeness of the
American character that has made our beloved country
what She is today and will always remain!David Bancroft, USA Patriotism! founder
A
few weeks before Army Staff
Sgt. Salvatore A. Giunta received his Medal of Honor, as the first
living service member since Vietnam, on November 16,
2010 . . . he described the October 2007 ambush
in the Korengal Valley in Afghanistan for which his warrior skills
and bravery . . . earned him recognition as one of
America's greatest miliatry heroes.
