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On this episode of Newt's World, from Memorial Day I am devoting an episode of the podcast to

those who served, fought and died for our country. The Congressional Medal of Honor is the

highest U.S. military decoration awarded by Congress to a member of the Armed Forces for

Galantry and Bravery in combat. On this episode we'll explore this history of the Medal of Honor

and learn about some of the recipients. My guests, our Laura Jowdy, archivist and collections manager

at Congressional Medal of Honor Society, Marcus LaTrell, retired U.S. Navy SEAL and founder of

the Lone Survivor Foundation and Herschel Woody Williams, the last living Medal of Honor recipient

from World War II.

I'm curious, working as the archivist and collections manager at the Congressional Medal of Honor

Society, what do you think is the biggest thing you've learned? Well, the biggest thing I've learned

about the recipients themselves is how individual they all are. Everybody asks me, what is it that makes

them do what they do? And the answer is there's no answer. Each one of them is different. They're

each an individual. It's just amazing to me the variety in personalities and who they are. And to me,

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