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English: United States Army officer Charles Murray accepts congratulations from Major General Robert Hixon, Fort Jackson commanding general, during his retirement ceremony on July 30, 1973 |
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Source | Courage defines honoree: Murray one of three living South Carolina Medal of Honor recipients (archive) from army.mil |
Author | Unknown employee of the U.S. Army |
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