Thomas W. Norris Jr. Vietnam rescue that earned the Medal of Honor

Thomas W. Norris Jr. Vietnam rescue that earned the Medal of Honor

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Thomas W. Norris Jr. never walked into battle looking for glory. He moved toward the screams and gunfire like a man dragging chains—bound by duty, faith, and something deeper than medals. On April ...

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Thomas Norris Navy SEAL Medal of Honor Rescue in Vietnam

Thomas Norris Navy SEAL Medal of Honor Rescue in Vietnam

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Thomas W. Norris Jr. stood alone in a maelstrom of fire and blood, every breath a razor’s edge. His body torn, his spirit bent—he moved like a ghost through the jungle hell of Vietnam. When others ...

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Navy SEAL Thomas Norris's Medal of Honor Rescue in Vietnam 1972

Navy SEAL Thomas Norris's Medal of Honor Rescue in Vietnam 1972

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Mud, smoke, and broken bodies. PFC Thomas W. Norris Jr., alone in the rice paddies of Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, in July 1972, faced a hell no man should ever endure. He saw a downed helicopter, ...

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Thomas W. Norris Jr. Heroism in the Vietnam Hoa Vang Rescue

Thomas W. Norris Jr. Heroism in the Vietnam Hoa Vang Rescue

Dec 30 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Thomas W. Norris Jr. didn’t hesitate when the line broke. Bullets shredded the air. Men screamed, wounded or worse. Norris’s body was torn by shrapnel and gunfire, but he didn’t fall back. He charg...

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Thomas W. Norris Jr. Medal of Honor Heroism in Vietnam

Thomas W. Norris Jr. Medal of Honor Heroism in Vietnam

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Blood and fire swirled around Thomas W. Norris Jr. that November day in '69. He was not just dodging bullets — he was dragging brothers out of hell, pressed by wounds that should have stopped any m...

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Thomas W. Norris Jr. Navy SEAL Rescue and Medal of Honor

Thomas W. Norris Jr. Navy SEAL Rescue and Medal of Honor

Dec 20 , 2025

Infidel Co.

Thomas W. Norris Jr. didn’t hesitate when the world was burning around him. Wounded, pinned down, the enemy closing in—he stood up. Not as a soldier hoping to survive. But as a brother hell-bent on...

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