Steel and Courage: Hulon Brooke Whittington’s Heroism in World War Two
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Steel and Courage: Hulon Brooke Whittington’s Heroism in World War Two
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Welcome to Beyond the Call, where history, leadership, and heroism come alive. Today we bring you the remarkable story of Sergeant Hulon Brooke Whittington, a Medal of Honor recipient whose courage in the fields of Normandy during World War Two stands as a testament to decisive leadership under fire.
On the night of July twenty-ninth, nineteen forty-four, near the village of Grimesnil, France, Whittington found himself in command of his platoon at the most critical moment. With his officers down, German panzers advancing, and artillery shaking the hedgerows, he took control, rallied his men, and led a counterattack that shattered the enemy’s assault. This episode is narrated from the full article, bringing you both the history and the drama of that night.
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