William M. Lowery's Sacrifice at Unsan, Korea and the Medal of Honor

William M. Lowery's Sacrifice at Unsan, Korea and the Medal of Honor

Nov 13 , 2025

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William McKinley Lowery’s blood soaked the frozen earth of Korea. His body tore apart under enemy fire. Yet he moved forward. Not for glory. Not for medals. But for the men who still breathed besid...

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William McKinley Lowery's Medal of Honor at Kumsong, Korean War

William McKinley Lowery's Medal of Honor at Kumsong, Korean War

Nov 11 , 2025

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William McKinley Lowery’s blood soaked the frozen Korean earth as bullets tore through the night. Wounded, bleeding, desperate—still, he rose again and again. His breath ragged, vision blurred by p...

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William McKinley Lowery Korean War Medal of Honor Hero

William McKinley Lowery Korean War Medal of Honor Hero

Nov 11 , 2025

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William McKinley Lowery’s world shrank to smoke, blood, and deafening blasts. Bullets tore past him like death’s own messengers. Still, he crawled—dragging his shattered body through the hellscape—...

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William McKinley Lowery, Korean War Medal of Honor Recipient

William McKinley Lowery, Korean War Medal of Honor Recipient

Nov 10 , 2025

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William McKinley Lowery lay on a frozen Korean ridge, blood staining his uniform, every breath a jagged cut against the biting cold. Around him, bullets spat death and shrapnel tore the night’s sti...

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William McKinley Lowery's Valor at Pork Chop Hill in the Korean War

William McKinley Lowery's Valor at Pork Chop Hill in the Korean War

Nov 10 , 2025

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William McKinley Lowery was no stranger to chaos. The night the mortar shells began raining on Pork Chop Hill, he wasn’t thinking of medals or glory. He was thinking of the men next to him—bloodied...

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William M. Lowery's Korean War bravery that saved his men

William M. Lowery's Korean War bravery that saved his men

Nov 06 , 2025

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William McKinley Lowery didn’t stop moving. Bullets tore the dirt around him, shrieks of war clawed up the Korean hills. He was shot—twice—gut burning, blood slick on his hands. Still, he dragged h...

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