Asked by jy
According to this citation, why was Baker awarded the Medal of Honor?
Check all of the boxes that apply.
He protected the evacuation of the wounded.
He demonstrated outstanding courage and leadership.
He destroyed enemy troops and equipment.
He volunteered to lead an attack through a minefield.
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I don't have the citation text you mean, so I can't check the boxes yet. Please paste the citation (or tell me which Baker and provide a link).
If you want to check it yourself, look for these cues in the citation:
- "He protected the evacuation of the wounded" — language about covering, protecting, or evacuating wounded personnel.
- "He demonstrated outstanding courage and leadership" — explicit wording about courage, leadership, gallantry, or inspiring others.
- "He destroyed enemy troops and equipment" — phrases like killed, destroyed, silenced enemy positions, knocked out guns/vehicles.
- "He volunteered to lead an attack through a minefield" — an explicit statement that he volunteered to lead an assault through a minefield.
Paste the citation and I’ll mark the correct boxes.
If you want to check it yourself, look for these cues in the citation:
- "He protected the evacuation of the wounded" — language about covering, protecting, or evacuating wounded personnel.
- "He demonstrated outstanding courage and leadership" — explicit wording about courage, leadership, gallantry, or inspiring others.
- "He destroyed enemy troops and equipment" — phrases like killed, destroyed, silenced enemy positions, knocked out guns/vehicles.
- "He volunteered to lead an attack through a minefield" — an explicit statement that he volunteered to lead an assault through a minefield.
Paste the citation and I’ll mark the correct boxes.
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