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Combat Action Ribbon

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Sep 29, 2026

William CooperHOST
52:32
Uh-huh.
speaker_3AUDIENCE
52:33
And, uh, I'm, I'm thirty-three years old, and Mr. Bush gave me a Combat Action Ribbon with a star on it for two dirty little campaigns toward the end of my tour.
William CooperHOST
52:43
Well, if you're a Marine, and you're a member of the Third Recon Battalion, my friend, you're my brother.
William CooperHOST
52:49
And I-
Dennis PragerHOST
0:18
At the Marines Basic Officer Course, served three combat deployments, two in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.
Dennis PragerHOST
0:24
was awarded the Combat Action Ribbon and a Bronze Star with Valor for his time in Iraq.
Dennis PragerHOST
0:29
And he has this book out, which is just extraordinarily well-received, Joker One, A Marine Platoon's Story of Courage, Leadership, and Brotherhood.
Dennis PragerHOST
0:42
You're a religious man.
Dennis PragerHOST
3:18
Donovan Campbell is a graduate of Harvard Business School, and he also finished first in his class at the Marines.
Dennis PragerHOST
3:27
At the Marines basic officer course, served three combat deployments, two in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.
Dennis PragerHOST
3:33
was awarded the Combat Action Ribbon and a Bronze Star with Valor for his time in Iraq.
Dennis PragerHOST
3:38
And he has this book out, which is just extraordinarily well-received, Joker One, A Marine Platoon's Story of Courage, Leadership, and Brotherhood.
Dennis PragerHOST
41:03
Served three combat deployments, two in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.
Dennis PragerHOST
41:07
Was awarded the Combat Action Ribbon and a Bronze Star with Valor for his time in Iraq.
Dennis PragerHOST
41:12
And he has this book out, which, uh, is just extraordinarily well-received, Joker One: A Marine Platoon's Sto- Story of Courage, Leadership, and Brotherhood.
Dennis PragerHOST
41:25
Y- you're a religious man.
Michael WilliamsGUEST
23:47
To say he served his country honorably and with distinction would be a gross understatement.
Michael WilliamsGUEST
23:52
During his two years, two months, and 15 days of active duty with the Marine Corps, of which one year, seven months, and 10 days were in Vietnam, Ted received the National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal with two devices, the U.S. Navy Commendation Medal with Valor, the Vietnam Campaign Medal with Device, the Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm and Frame, the Bronze Star with Valor, and the Combat Action Ribbon.
Michael WilliamsGUEST
24:23
What caught his attention when he first stepped foot in Vietnam was the oppressive heat and unbearable stench of open-air sewers and latrines.
Michael WilliamsGUEST
24:32
Reflecting back on the moment, he commented, "That perhaps was the easiest thing to endure during my 19 months and 10 days in Vietnam, the horrific odor." But like a terrible stink, the lousy smell of war stuck with Ted after his departure, and lingered with him some 40-plus years into his future.
Bob CordaroHOST
4:15
Many, many, many military decorations.
Bob CordaroHOST
4:18
The Navy Commendation Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation, Meritorious Unit Citation, Republic of Vietnam Cross Gallantry, and a bronze star personally presented to him by then-President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Bob CordaroHOST
4:36
Tom is survived by his daughters, Kathy and Sharon, his grandson Michael, and four great-grandchildren.
Bob CordaroHOST
4:43
Tom LeBoutier, our Veteran of the Hour.
Ed CraneHOST
29:19
Many, many, many military decorations.
Ed CraneHOST
29:22
The Navy Commendation Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation, Meritorious Unit Citation, Republic of Vietnam Cross Gallantry, and a bronze star personally presented to him, by then-President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Ed CraneHOST
29:40
Tom is survived by his daughters, Kathy and Sharon, his grandson Michael, and four great-grandchildren.
Ed CraneHOST
29:47
Tom LeBoutier, our Veteran of the Hour.
Jeff KohlerGUEST
33:06
Yeah.
Jeff KohlerGUEST
33:07
The Navy didn't consider that combat because in order to qualify for the Navy's Combat Action Ribbon, you have to take fire and give fire.
Jeff KohlerGUEST
33:17
But because we were with an Army unit and because we didn't give fire, we didn't qualify for that.
Jeff KohlerGUEST
33:22
All of our awards that if we were submitted for a Valor Award...

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