The story of Ed Freeman is well known by those that care about our service men and women from the Vietnam War. Such calm, selfless valor is almost unbelievable.
In these last few years the American public has given great consideration and appreciation to those of the "Greatest Generation", and deservedly so as we are losing too many too quickly. But we must never forget the many others who've risked and sacrificed in other wars and actions over the years, and more recently.
With that in mind, I pose the question to anyone who remembers. Can you name the two servicemen, a sniper team, who, knowing it was most likely suicide to do so, on their own initiative, volunteered to drop into the crash site of the second Black Hawk down in Mogadishu, Somalia to defend the injured flight crew (of which only the pilot eventually survived), both receiving the CMOH posthumously?
