JRS Medals of Honor Volume 2 1.0

This freely distributable application displays the 464 Medal of Honor citations from World War II.
The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration in the USA.
A few excerpts:
BOLDEN, PAUL L. ... moved forward into a hail of bullets ... rushed to the door, threw it open and fired into 35 SS troopers ... he was struck in the shoulder, chest, and stomach ... summoned his ebbing strength, overcame the extreme pain he suffered and boldly walked back into the house, firing ... killed the remaining 15 enemy soldiers ... [posthumous]
CHRISTIAN, HERBERT F. ... elected to sacrifice his life in order that his comrades might extricate themselves from an ambush ... massed fire of about 60 riflemen, 3 machineguns, and 3 tanks from positions only 30 yards distant ... stood erect and signaled to the patrol to withdraw ... his right leg was severed above the knee by cannon fire ... advanced on his left knee and the bloody stump of his right thigh, firing his submachinegun ... enabled his 12 comrades to escape ... halted at a point within 10 yards of the enemy ... concentrated 20-mm. machinegun, machine-pistol and rifle fire on him, yet he refused to seek cover ... maintaining his erect position ... fired his weapon to the very last ... [posthumous]
SILK, EDWARD A. ... pinned down by intense machinegun and automatic-weapons fire ... l-man attack ... running 100 yards across an open field ... vaulted the wall and dashed 50 yards through a hail of bullets ... second machinegun emplaced in the woodshed ... rushed this position in the face of direct fire ... supply of grenades was by now exhausted ... began to throw rocks through a window, demanding the surrender ... twelve Germans, overcome by his relentless assault and confused by his unorthodox methods, gave up to the lone American ...
System requirements:
- Requires Palm OS 3.1 or later and 550 KB or free memory.