Льюис Ли Миллет: Герой Корейской войны и кавалер Медали Почёта.
Lewis Millett
Льюис Миллет – герой Корейской войны, кавалер Медали Почета за легендарную штыковую атаку. Служил в армии США и Канады, отмечен Silver Star за храбрость.
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Введение
Льюис Ли Миллетт старший (15 декабря 1920 – 14 ноября 2009) – офицер армии США, удостоенный медали Почёта за руководство последней крупной американской штыковой атакой во время Корейской войны. Он поступил на службу в Национальную гвардию США, ещё будучи школьником, а в 1940 году вступил в Военно-воздушные силы США. Считая, что Соединённые Штаты не примут участия во Второй мировой войне, он дезертировал и вместе с другом отправился в Канаду, где они вступили в канадскую армию и были отправлены в Лондон. Недолго служив в канадских вооружённых силах в Лондоне, он вскоре перешёл в армию США, которая к тому времени уже вступила в войну. Служа в армии во время Второй мировой войны, он был награждён Серебряной звездой за то, что отвёл горящий грузовик с боеприпасами от группы солдат, прежде чем тот взорвался. Во время Корейской войны он был удостоен высшей военной награды США – медали Почёта. В представлении к награде указано, что он успешно возглавил штыковую атаку против противника. Позже он также служил во Вьетнамской войне. Он вышел в отставку из армии в 1973 году и умер от сердечной недостаточности в 2009 году.
United States Army Medal of Honor recipient
Lewis Lee Millett Sr. (December 15, 1920 – November 14, 2009) was a United States Army officer who received the Medal of Honor during the Korean War for leading the last major American bayonet charge. He enlisted in the U. S. National Guard while still in high school and then in 1940 joined the U. S. Army Air Corps. When he thought that the United States would not participate in World War II he deserted and went to Canada with a friend where they joined the Canadian Army and were sent to London. He served briefly with the Canadian Forces in London but soon transferred to the U. S. Army, which had since joined the war. While serving with the Army in World War II, he received a Silver Star for driving a burning ammunition truck away from a group of soldiers before it exploded. During the Korean War, he was awarded the United States military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor. The citation explains that he successfully led a bayonet charge against the enemy. He later served in the Vietnam War as well. He retired from the Army in 1973 and died of congestive heart failure in 2009.
Ранние годы
Миллетт родился 15 декабря 1920 года в Механическом водопаде, штат Мэн, и был лишён права на отпуск. К 7 февраля 1951 года Миллетт служил в Южной Корее капитаном и командиром роты E 2-го батальона 27-го пехотного полка. В этот день, недалеко от Соам Ни, он возглавил свою роту в штурме позиций противника на вершине холма 180 в районе Сонгтана или Аньяна. Когда один взвод оказался под плотным огнём, Миллетт выдвинул другой взвод вперёд, соединил обе группы и повёл их в атаку на холм. С штыком и ручными гранатами он подбадривал своих солдат в рукопашном бою. Достигнув вершины холма, его люди захватили позицию противника и вынудили вражеских солдат отступить. Несмотря на ранение в голень осколками гранаты, Миллетт отказался от эвакуации до тех пор, пока позиция не была полностью обеспечена. В середине 1960-х годов он командовал учебным центром Агентства безопасности армии в Форт-Девенсе, штат Массачусетс. Он получил степень бакалавра искусств по политологии в Парк-колледже (ныне Парк-университет) в Миссури.
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings
Награды и знаки отличия США:
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings
Личные награды:
* Медаль Почёта
* Крест за выдающиеся заслуги
* Серебряная звезда
* Легион Почёта с дубовым листом
* Бронзовая звезда с отличительным знаком "V" и 2 дубовыми листьями
* Пурпурное сердце с 3 дубовыми листьями
* Воздушная медаль с 2 дубовыми листьями
* Армейская медаль за доблесть
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings
Награды подразделений:
* Президентская благодарность с 3 дубовыми листьями
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings
Награды за службу:
* Медаль за хорошее поведение
* Медаль за оборону Америки
* Медаль за кампании в Европе, Африке и на Ближнем Востоке с отличительным знаком "Arrowhead" и 7 звёздами за службу
* Медаль за победу во Второй мировой войне
* Медаль за службу в оккупационных войсках
* Медаль за национальную оборону
* Медаль за службу в Корее с 5 звёздами за службу
* Медаль экспедиционных сил
* Медаль за службу во Вьетнаме с 5 звёздами за службу
* Медаль Организации Объединенных Наций за службу в Корее
* Медаль за кампанию во Вьетнаме
* Медаль за службу в Корейской войне
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings
Награды за службу и обучение:
* Медаль резерва Вооружённых сил
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings
Знаки отличия и нашивки:
* Нашивка рейнджера
* Значок пехотинца-бойца (2 награды)
* Значок мастера-парашютиста
* Значок эксперта по стрельбе с 3 планками для оружия
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings
Иностранные награды и знаки отличия:
* Индивидуальные и командные награды:
* Канадская медаль добровольческой службы с серебряным кленовым листом, обозначающая знак за службу за границей
* Военная медаль 1939–1945 годов
* Французский Военный крест с пальмовой ветвью
* Вьетнамский крест за доблесть с бронзовой звездой
* Вьетнамская техническая медаль (1-го класса)
* Вьетнамская медаль Почёта Вооружённых сил (1-го класса)
* Вьетнамская медаль за службу в штабе (1-го класса)
* Почётная благодарность президента Республики Корея
* Нашивки:
* Королевские вьетнамские крылья парашютиста мастера
Millett was born on December 15, 1920, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. and stripped of his leave privileges. By February 7, 1951, Millett was serving in South Korea as a captain and commander of Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. On that day, near Soam Ni, he led his company in an assault on an enemy position atop Hill 180 near Songtan or Anyang. When one platoon became pinned down by heavy fire, Millett took another platoon forward, joined the two groups, and led them up the hill. Wielding his bayonet and throwing hand grenades, Millett yelled encouragement to his soldiers throughout the hand to hand fight. Upon reaching the top of the hill, his men stormed the enemy position and forced the opposing soldiers to withdraw. Although wounded in the shin by grenade fragments, Millett refused to be evacuated until the position was secured. In the mid 1960s, he commanded the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Park College (now known as Park University) in Missouri. U. S. Awards & DecorationsPersonal awards Medal of Honor Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster Bronze Star with "V" device & 2 oak leaf clusters Purple Heart with 3 oak leaf clusters Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters Army Commendation Medal U. S. Awards & DecorationsUnit awards Presidential Unit Citation with 3 oak leaf clustersService awards Good Conduct Medal Campaign & Service awards American Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead device and 7 service stars World War II Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal National Defense Service Medal Korean Service Medal with 5 service stars Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Vietnam Service Medal with 5 service stars United Nations Korea Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Korean War Service MedalService & Training awards Armed Forces Reserve Medal
U. S. Awards & DecorationsBadges and tabs Ranger Tab Combat Infantryman Badge 2 Awards Master Parachutist Badge Expert Marksmanship Badge w/ 3 weapon barsForeign Awards & DecorationsIndividual & Unit awards Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with silver maple leaf, denoting Overseas Service bar War Medal 1939 1945 French Croix de Guerre with Palm Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Vietnam Technical Service Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (1st Class) Vietnam Staff Service Medal (1st Class) Republic of Korea Presidential Unit CitationBadges Thai Master Parachute Wings