James Capers Jr.
Maj. James Capers Jr. is an 88-year-old U.S. Marine Corps veteran celebrated for his extraordinary heroism during the Vietnam War, where he saved seven fellow Marines while sustaining severe injuries in a 1967 ambush. Recently honored with the 'Salute to Service Award' at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards, Capers reflects on his lifetime of service and the sacrifices made by his comrades. He was the first African American to serve in a Marine reconnaissance battalion and has continued to inspire younger generations through his experiences.
Born on Jan 01, 1935 (91 years old)
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James Capers Jr. receives the Medal of Honor from President Trump for his incredible valor and leadership during the Vietnam War.
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Maj. James Capers Jr. was honored at the Patriot Awards for his heroic Vietnam War service, where he saved fellow Marines while wounded in a 1967 jungle ambush.
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