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- Desmond Doss - Wikipedia
The Unlikeliest Hero: The Story of Desmond T Doss, Conscientious Objector Who Won His Nation's Highest Military Honor Mountain View, CA: Pacific Press Publishing Association
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- Desmond Doss: The Real Story
President Harry S Truman warmly shook the hand of Corporal Desmond Thomas Doss, and then held it the entire time his citation was read aloud to those gathered outside the White House on October 12, 1945
- Desmond Doss Saved Over 75 Lives All While Refusing To Carry a Gun
On October 12, 1945, standing on the White House lawn, Desmond Doss made history It was here that President Harry S Truman shook his hand while Doss officially became the first (and only) conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor during World War II
- Desmond Doss was a Conscientious Objector and Was Decorated With The . . .
The army medic who single-handedly saved hundreds, the man of god who sacrificed himself for those who scorned him, the only person to have been awarded a Medal of Honor without ever firing a single shot; Doss’s superhuman feats seem more the stuff of legend than history
- Desmond Doss Home - Desmond Doss
Who Was Desmond Doss? Desmond was a simple and humble young man who went through a wartime experience that challenged his spiritual foundation and faith, which he displayed in awe-inspiring heroism witnessed by his fellow soldiers in the most brutal and impossible of battlefield circumstances
- Desmond Doss: The Conscientious Objector
• The Unlikeliest Hero Refused to Carry a Gun • Honored By His Country With the Medal of Honor Questions? Use our contact form Contact our webmaster for website technical issues
- Dictionary of Virginia Biography - Desmond Thomas Doss (7 February 1919 . . .
Doss was the first conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor Promoted to corporal, he joined fourteen other men who received their medals at the White House on 12 October 1945 Doss rode the bus to Lynchburg two weeks later for a parade in his honor
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