The story of Staff Sergeant Reckless 🐴 is one of them. 💜 She wasn’t born in the United States. She wasn’t bred for war. She wasn’t even human. Yet, she would go on to become one of the most decorated Marines in history — promoted, honored, and beloved by all who served beside her. And make no mistake: she wasn’t just a horse. She was a Marine. From “Flame of the Morning” to the Fight for Freedom Reckless was born in June 1948 in South Korea. Her owner, Kim Huk Moon, named her Ah-Chim-Hai, mean

🎙️ Coming next on the Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast: Sergeant First Class (Ret.) Joe Bowser. Joe is set to become the recipient of our 100th mortgage-free, specially adapted smart home this November, a milestone moment in our mission. In this episode, Joe recounts the day he was severely injured and the two brave female medics who shielded him from a second blast, saving his life. It’s a powerful story of sacrifice, courage, and the bonds that carry our heroes home. 🎧 Tune in next week at bit

During the Battle of Huế, then-Gunnery Sergeant John L. Canley, who was already wounded, repeatedly rushed across fire-swept terrain to carry his wounded Marines to safety. After his commanding officer was severely wounded, Canley took command and led the company into the city of Huế. Sergeant Major Canley retired in 1981, but for his undaunted courage, selfless sacrifice and unwavering devotion to duty, he was awarded the Medal of Honor on October 17, 2018. #MedalOfHonor #BattleOfHue | U.S. Dep