Korean-American Marine Hero in Iraq
|Blackfive has featured a Korean-American in his latest “Someone You Should Know” postings:
No one really knows how they will react under extreme stress until they are thrust into a situation in which they have no options but to do so. Some may collapse under the weight; others, however, rise up and meet the challenges set before them.
One Marine was confronted with a literal do-or-die situation when a roadside bomb rocked his amphibious assault vehicle north of Fallujah during combat operations, June 7.
Lance Cpl. Daniel Kim, 20, is a crew chief with A Company, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, in charge of one of the three AAVs in his section. As Kim’s crew, including his section leader, Staff Sgt. Jeffrey S. Vogel, 29, of Boca Raton, Fla., executed their combat patrol, they came to a bridge overpass that was a known site for terrorists to emplace improvised explosive devices…
Click here to read the rest. Great job by the young Marine.
Nice to hear about Korean American hero from Iraq instead of reading their name on the deceased list.
Hanbuneun HAeByungEun
YoungWonHan HaeNyung.
Once a Marine,
Always a Marine.
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