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Joe Ronnie Hooper (August 8, 1938 – May 6, 1979) was an American who served in both the United States Navy and United States Army where he finished his career there as a captain. He earned the Medal of Honor while serving as an army staff sergeant on February 21, 1968, during the Vietnam War.
24. Aug. 2023 · Joe Hooper was a staff sergeant who led a daring assault on a Viet Cong position in 1968 and killed 22 enemy soldiers with his rifle and grenades. He received the Medal of Honor and retired as a captain after a distinguished career in the Army.
Staff Sgt. Joe Ronnie Hooper was the most decorated soldier of the Vietnam War with the Medal of Honor, two Silver Star medals, six Bronze Stars, eight Purple Hearts, and 115 enemies killed in action.
Staff Sergeant Joe Ronnie Hooper distinguished himself by leading his men in a fierce assault on a heavily defended enemy position near Hue, Vietnam, on February 21, 1968. He was seriously wounded but refused medical aid and continued to fight, destroying several bunkers and killing multiple enemy soldiers before he died.
17. Juni 2019 · While most of his company was pinned down by gunfire in Vietnam, Army Sgt. Joe Ronnie Hooper led soldiers across a stream and overtook five enemy bunkers on the opposite shore. And that was...
Joe Ronnie Hooper was a U.S. Army staff sergeant who received the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions in the Vietnam War. He led his men in a fierce assault on a heavily defended enemy position, destroying bunkers, buildings and killing dozens of enemy soldiers despite being seriously wounded.
26. Mai 2023 · In this riveting episode of the Duty & Valor Podcast you'll hear the true story of Captain Joe Hooper, a distinguished US Army soldier from the Vietnam War. Then Sgt. Hooper was a...
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