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WiscoDave
7 years ago
Had the honor of meeting him and shaking his hand.
Historian
7 years ago
I had the same honor, WiscoDave. Even in a wheelchair, he had a presence about him. I’d read the first book about him before I met him. He should have had the Medal, but the way he was treated was a disgrace to the flag he served so well.
Robert Kovach
7 years ago
The photo isn’t Carlos Hathcock.
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Herschel Smith
7 years ago
It’s a video. Perhaps you could persuade Mr. Hathcock to make a movie about himself?
This article is filed under the category(s) Firearms,Guns,War & Warfare and was published July 21st, 2019 by Herschel Smith.
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Had the honor of meeting him and shaking his hand.
I had the same honor, WiscoDave. Even in a wheelchair, he had a presence about him. I’d read the first book about him before I met him. He should have had the Medal, but the way he was treated was a disgrace to the flag he served so well.
The photo isn’t Carlos Hathcock.
It’s a video. Perhaps you could persuade Mr. Hathcock to make a movie about himself?
Oh … wait …