MAKE A MEME View Large Image Secretary of the Navy Robert B. Anderson pins the Letter of Commendation Ribbon with medal pendant on Marine Master Sergeant John T. Gain, for meritorious conduct as a Prisoner of War. Looking on are four other Marines who also received the ...
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Keywords: people 330-PS-6440 (USMCA 49864): Secretary of the Navy Robert B. Anderson pins the Letter of Commendation Ribbon with medal pendant on Marine Master Sergeant John T. Gain, for meritorious conduct as a Prisoner of War. Looking on are four other Marines who also received the award today for conduct in the hands of the Communists. From left to right: Lieutenant Colonel William G. Thrash; who received a Gold Star in Lieu of a Second Award of the Legion of Merit; Lieutenant Colonel John N. McLaughlin, Legion of Merit; Major Walter R. Harris; Legion of Merit; and Captain John P. Flynn, Navy-Marine Corps Medal. Photograph released January 11, 1954. (4/14/2015). 330-PS-6440 (USMCA 49864): Secretary of the Navy Robert B. Anderson pins the Letter of Commendation Ribbon with medal pendant on Marine Master Sergeant John T. Gain, for meritorious conduct as a Prisoner of War. Looking on are four other Marines who also received the award today for conduct in the hands of the Communists. From left to right: Lieutenant Colonel William G. Thrash; who received a Gold Star in Lieu of a Second Award of the Legion of Merit; Lieutenant Colonel John N. McLaughlin, Legion of Merit; Major Walter R. Harris; Legion of Merit; and Captain John P. Flynn, Navy-Marine Corps Medal. Photograph released January 11, 1954. (4/14/2015).
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