Medal of Honor Podcast

Medal of Honor Podcast

Ken Harbaugh tells the stories of service members who have distinguished themselves through an act of valor. These stories from the Civil War to present day include recipients who were originally overlooked for the medal as well as those who were celebrated at the time.This podcast is made in partnership with The National Medal of Honor Museum.

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Episoder(127)

Thirteen vs. Two: Col William A. Shomo

Thirteen vs. Two: Col William A. Shomo

Colonel William A. Shomo served as a pilot in the pacific theater during World War II. While on a reconnaissance mission, Shomo and his wingman encountered a Japanese bomber convoy and attacked despit...

8 Jan 20244min

Rerun: MSgt Leroy Petry

Rerun: MSgt Leroy Petry

On a raid in a Taliban compound, Master Sergeant Petry was wounded in both legs when an enemy grenade landed by his wounded comrade. Without thinking twice, Petry saved his friend by throwing the gren...

1 Jan 20244min

Happy Holidays From Everyone at Medal of Honor

Happy Holidays From Everyone at Medal of Honor

The Medal of Honor podcast team would like to take a moment to thank our listeners for all your support this year. Your kind words and support are greatly appreciated. We’re taking the next two weeks ...

25 Des 20231min

The Unbelievable Story: MSG Earl Plumlee

The Unbelievable Story: MSG Earl Plumlee

MSG Plumlee’s Medal of Honor story is straight out of a movie. When enemies with suicide vests attacked his base in Afghanistan, Plumlee was out gunned and outmanned. He fought multiple insurgents wit...

18 Des 20237min

The Toughest Thing He’s Ever Done: SP5 Clarence Eugene Sasser

The Toughest Thing He’s Ever Done: SP5 Clarence Eugene Sasser

Specialist 5th Class Clarence Eugene Sasser served in Vietnam as an Army Medic. Through numerous wounds and excruciating pain, he continuously administered aid to fellow soldiers for 20 hours as his c...

11 Des 20235min

Brothers in Arms: SM1 Douglas Albert Munro

Brothers in Arms: SM1 Douglas Albert Munro

Leading up to World War II, Signalman First Class Douglas Albert Munro and Chief Signalman (later Commander) Raymond J. Evans enlisted to the Coast guard on the same day. They quickly became inseparab...

4 Des 20235min

Surviving a Rocket: Lt. Comdr. Thomas Gunning Kelly

Surviving a Rocket: Lt. Comdr. Thomas Gunning Kelly

Lieutenant Commander Thomas Gunning Kelly served in Vietnam as a river assault division commander. Even after a rocket rendered him temporarily blind and unable to walk, he successfully directed his d...

27 Nov 20234min

Service and Sacrifice: Cpl William Kyle Carpenter

Service and Sacrifice: Cpl William Kyle Carpenter

Corporal William Kyle Carpenter covered an enemy grenade in Afghanistan to protect his fellow Marine. He was severely injured, and had to be resuscitated multiple times, but he survived. It took him t...

20 Nov 20235min

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