Talk about a badass. John Ripley was a Marine in Vietnam. In 1972, he dangled for three hours beneath a key bridge in Vietnam, while he attached 500 pounds of explosives to the struts. In the process, he came under intense enemy fire, but pressed on - and stopped a huge enemy advance. Great work, Rip. He went on to a long and storied career, which brought him a Navy Cross, Silver Star, and more | Lily's

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US Army SGT John Baca: Medal of Honor Recipient Vietnam War During a night ambush mission in Vietnam on February 10, 1970, (then SP4c) John Baca was serving with Company D as a member of a recoilless‑rifle team when a platoon from his company moved forward to investigate the detonation of an automatic ambush device. The platoon was quickly engaged by intense enemy fire from concealed positions along the trail. Hearing the gunfire and realizing his team could assist the besieged patrol, SP4 Baca