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“Courage is not the absence of fear; it is the ability to move forward in the face of it.”
—Ryan Pitts
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“Courage is not the absence of fear; it is the ability to move forward in the face of it.”
—Ryan Pitts
Ryan Pitts Medal of Honor Recipient Interviewed Live [Event]
Ryan Pitts Medal of Honor Recipient Interviewed Live [Event]
Dignitas News Service, in conjunction with the The Pritzker Military Museum & Library and LiveStream TV is honor to invite you to watch a live interview and discussion with Former US Army Staff Sergent Ryan Pitts, the ninth living recipient of the Medal of Honor. The event will stream live on Thursday, August 7 at 6:00am PST.
Medal of Honor Recipient Ryan Pitts Thursday August 7, 2014 6:00am PST
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Boy, thay shure don’t make thems New York Stock Exchange gavels like thay uset ta. Ferm'r Army Staff Sgt. Ryun Pitts wuz un han' Winsdee ta close out t'day at t'NYSE, but t'gavel endet up brakin un his'n thurd strike. He wuz a bit sprized. CNBC Pitts, who wuz medicallee discharget frum...
“It started with a machine gun burst from the north.”
-Army Sgt. Ryan Pitts -- the ninth living veteran to receive the Medal of Honor for actions in Iraq or Afghanistan -- recounts the events that resulted in the deadliest single fight yet of the Afghan war.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bleeding from both legs and his arm, Ryan Pitts kept firing at about 200 Taliban fighters, even holding onto his grenades an extra moment to ensure the enemy couldn't heave them back. On Monday, President Barack Obama draped the Medal of Honor around his neck, in a White House ceremony that also paid tribute to his nine platoon comrades who died that summer day in Afghanistan. Source: Associated Press
President Obama awards Medal of Honor to former U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ryan Pitts