About this episode

CSM (ret) Terry P. Richardson discusses his heroic actions during the Vietnam War and the honor of receiving the Medal of Honor.

In Septeber 1968, a 20 yr old draftee into the Army took action to save 85 fellow soliders on Hill 222. It was not until March 2026 that his Silver Star was upgraded to the Medal of Honor. Command Sergean Major Terry P. Richardson talks to host Jim Fausone about his service , the Michigan National Guard, the incrediable honor of the MOH, White House cermony, and President Trump. Richardson explains life as a regular guy and the feeling of pride to represent his various communities.

People in this episode

Host: Jim Fausone

Guest: Terry P. Richardson

Topics covered

• military service
• Medal of Honor
• personal stories
• national guard
• heroism

Keywords

• Medal of Honor
• Terry Richardson
• Vietnam War
• military history
• heroism
• national guard
• White House ceremony

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Michigan National Guard, President Trump

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