He died at 23 after fighting in the Korean War; nearly 74 years later Estrada’s family is still...
- Sergeant Willie Estrada's family is urging for the highest military accolade, the Medal of Honor, in remembrance of his courageous sacrifice during the Korean War.
- Strikingly, he lost his life defending his tank crew near Bongowol, North Korea, in 1952.
- Honored posthumously with the Distinguished Service Cross, his loved ones are diligently working with legislators to officially document his remar
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- Sergeant Willie Estrada's family is urging for the highest military accolade, the Medal of Honor, in remembrance of his courageous sacrifice during the Korean War.
- Strikingly, he lost his life defending his tank crew near Bongowol, North Korea, in 1952.
- Honored posthumously with the Distinguished Service Cross, his loved ones are diligently working with legislators to officially document his remar
Sources: Times of India