Washington (Sept 10, 2010)--the staff sergeant Salvatore Giunta receive Medal of Honor to fight for his valor, the White House has announced. Giunta is a living in Iraq and Afghanistan the first recipient of the service.
President Barack Obama presents Medal of Honor Giunta is determined at the time of the White House ceremony. Giunta is Hiawatha, Iowa, and is currently stationed at Camp Ederle in Vicenza, Italy.
Giunta, 25, is reserved for company b, 2nd Battalion (Airborne), 503rd light infantry Regiment as an invoice rifle team leader, if he returns lähettikin military 25 October, 2007, the enemy tried to jail the enemy. After throwing hand grenades at the enemy in order to prevent them, Giunta move forward without hesitation, what would have been the enemy position only moments before the freight rates in the community.Giunta operates two enemy travellers and his comrade, rescued and assist lähettikin keep him alive, before eventually succumbed to his wounds Soldier. Giunta's unwavering courage, Ambush in which two American pudotuksiin gave their lives and many More were embodied in the army, was wounded in the middle of the values in the highest ideals. His selflessness and leadership in and call of duty exemplifies the strength of the Nation.
21 January 1985, Giunta was born and grew up in Iowa, where her parents are still He enlisted in the United States Army. [1] [2] in November 2003. He received his Fort Benning, GA., and Infantry training Basic
His Previous military decorations are: Bronze Star, Purple Heart, two army palkittiinko medals, Combat Utin Badge and the parachutist Badge.
Giunta is on two occasions so that the Afghan times.The first deployment was March 2005 in March 2006. his second deployment was May 2007 to July 2008. Giunta was promoted to sergeant staff August 2009 his heroic actions of specialist 2007 onwards.
Giunta shall become the eighth servicemember receives the Medal of Honor during the period of the Iraq and Afghanistan. Sgt. 1st Class Monti was the first Soldier to receive Medal of Honor in operations in Afghanistan. Monti received the invitation to tender published Sept 17, 2009 ceremony to the White House.
The White House announced yesterday that the Chairman, Medal of Honor posthumously, as laid down in the staff sergeant Robert Miller White House ceremony 6.October 2010.
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