[Warrior Nurse]

Thanks Dixie and all of the FReepers and Lurkers out there for your undying support. Many time I have dedicated my successes to my late father. This is no exception he was a hero long before I got to this earth. A half century ago in a place called Chat-Kol what I did on the ship during OEF was just a man following in his father's footsteps. Not only was he a war hero he was my hero as well. So with tears in my eyes I dedicate my service to SFC James T Clark and here is what he did over 50 years ago.

Here is an example of what a real war hero does: The Silver Star Medal is awarded to: Sergent James Clark, Infantry Company F, 7th Infantry Regiment, 3d Infantry Division, United States Army. During the early morning hours of 15 June 1953, in the vicinity of Chat-Kol Korea, Company F of which Sgt. Clark was a squad leader had the mission of counterattacking and regaining control of positions overrun by the enemy in earlier action. The enemy, detecting the position of his squad, kayoed in heavy artillery and mortar fire,inflicting friendly casualties and forcing the squad to temporarily seek cover. Sgt. Clark with complete disregard for his personal safety search the area for wounded. Upon finding one man seriously wounded, he quickly administered first aid and carried him to safety. He then returned to the impact area and formed a defensive perimeter from which he directed intense and accurate fire forcing the enemy to retreat with numerous casualties. Sgt Clark's outstanding gallantry and devotion to duty reflect great credit upon himself and the military service.

[Warrior Nurse]

PING

[Miss Marple]

Congratulations and thank you!! We are all quite proud of your service!

[FreeTheHostages]

Congratulations!!

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Department of the Navy This to certify that The Secretary of the Navy Has Awarded the

NAVY AND MARINE CORPS COMMENDATION MEDAL to Jeffrey Clark US NAVY

for

Meritorious service as ship's nurse while to USS John F Kennedy (CV 67) from March 2002 to March 2004. Lieutenant Clark consistently performed his demanding duties in an exemplary and highly professional manner. He was instrumental in providing outstanding emergency care in an austure and remote environment aboard John F Kennedy during Operation Enduring Freedom

From Jeffrey Clark US NAVY - Warrior Nurse,  #61:

Thanks Dixie and all of the FReepers and Lurkers out there for your undying support. Many time I have dedicated my successes to my late father. This is no exception he was a hero long before I got to this earth. A half century ago in a place called Chat-Kol what I did on the ship during OEF was just a man following in his father's footsteps. Not only was he a war hero he was my hero as well. So with tears in my eyes I dedicate my service to SFC James T Clark and here is what he did over 50 years ago.

~* Jeffrey Clark, US NAVY, Warrior Nurse *~

Thank you!
~  ~

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"Eternal Father " ~The U.S. Navy Hymn

 

(Alternate verses)

Creator, Father, who first breathed
In us the life that we received,
By power of thy breath restore
The ill, and men with wounds of war.
Bless those who give their healing care,
That life and laughter all may share.  

               ~  Galen H. Meyer (1969) 

[Blood of Tyrants]

Congratulations and a big Bravo Zulu, sailor.

(Big John Med Cruise, '86)

[international american]

God Bless You!!

[Sonar5]

From one Former Marine to Another.

Semper Fi!

A heartfelt congratulations on your continued service in the name of our Country, The United States of America.

Your recognition of the

Our Country is Safer, Stronger, and Better with true patriots like yourself.

Thank You for Serving.

Regards,
Joe
Sonar5

Info Here:
http://foxfall.com/fmd-navy-com.htm

And you can see what the Ribbons of All United States Armed Forces look like here, as well as order of precedence:

http://www.defenselink.mil/specials/ribbons/index.html