William J. Crawford Medal of Honor Recipient in Italy 1944

William J. Crawford Medal of Honor Recipient in Italy 1944

Dec 20 , 2025

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William J. Crawford lay wounded on the blood-soaked soil of Italy, the enemy pressing closer with every desperate heartbeat. Bullets tore the air, screams and gunfire weaving into a cacophony of de...

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William J. Crawford, the Kansas Soldier Who Held Hill 424

William J. Crawford, the Kansas Soldier Who Held Hill 424

Dec 20 , 2025

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William J. Crawford lay tangled in earth and wire. The Nazi attack was close. His squad was pinned down, fire thinning their numbers. Blood seeping from deep wounds, every breath a struggle. But he...

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William J. Crawford Medal of Honor recipient from Wyoming

William J. Crawford Medal of Honor recipient from Wyoming

Dec 20 , 2025

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Bullets slashed the night. Pain carved into bone, but the line held. William J. Crawford refused to fall. Not on that ridge. Not while the men behind him counted on his steady hand and iron heart. ...

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William J. Crawford, Medal of Honor Hero at Hill 192 in Normandy

William J. Crawford, Medal of Honor Hero at Hill 192 in Normandy

Dec 20 , 2025

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Blood and fire at nightfall—bullets whisper death all around. William J. Crawford stands alone in the dirt, a rifle cracked against his shoulder, facing a night that wants to swallow him and his br...

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William J. Crawford’s Bastogne Valor and Medal of Honor

William J. Crawford’s Bastogne Valor and Medal of Honor

Dec 20 , 2025

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Blood dripped and soaked my hands. The enemy pressed hard—too close to pull back. Still, I stayed with the wounded, firing rounds with one hand, holding the line with bone and grit. William J. Craw...

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William J. Crawford, WWII Medal of Honor Hero of Hill 156

William J. Crawford, WWII Medal of Honor Hero of Hill 156

Dec 20 , 2025

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Bullets tore the night. The air shook with chaos and screams, but William J. Crawford stood his ground—alone, wounded, unyielding. Facing a tide of enemy soldiers, he threw himself into the breach ...

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