ROBERT YERED WPC 1104
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USPS Type 12 |
2013-02-15 |
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Commissioning, cachet by the Stephen Decatur Chapter No. 4, USCS
Other Information
NAMESAKE - Engineman Robert J. Yered, USCG. Yered was a member of the explosive loading detail at the United States Army Terminal, Cat Lai, Vietnam. On the morning of Feb.18, 1968, the terminal was attacked by enemy rocket, mortar and small arms fire. With the terminal on fire and barges dangerously close to exploding, Yered courageously exposed himself to enemy gunfire as he helped extinguish fires. His bravery averted not only the destruction of his own ship but also that of the entire terminal. Yered was awarded a Silver Star by the U.S. Army for his heroism. Among his other awards are the Vietnam Service Medal with four bronze stars and a Purple Heart Medal.
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