- President Biden is set to award the Medal of Honor to seven veterans for their courageous actions during the Korean and Vietnam Wars in a ceremony at the White House.
- Among the recipients is Richard Cavazos, the first Hispanic four-star general, honored posthumously for his heroism in Korea in 1953.
- Veterans will be recognized, including the families of those who are deceased, such as Cpl. Fred B. McGee, whose daughter has advocated for his recognition since the 1990s.
- Each recipient's story showcases remarkable bravery, including PFC Wataru Nakamura, who fought against enemy forces to save his comrades and was killed in action.
- Over 70 years of waiting, the awards celebrate the legacy and sacrifices of these veterans who made significant impacts in their communities and country.
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