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Major Dockery we salute you as well. 🇺🇸

Major Nicholas Dockery, U.S. Army, received the Medal of Honor today.

Before becoming a Green Beret, Nicholas Dockery was a young Army platoon leader serving alongside Afghan and American forces in Afghanistan.

On October 2, 2012, then-Second Lieutenant Dockery repeatedly crossed open ground under intense enemy fire to rally his troops, reinforce isolated positions, and defend wounded soldiers. During the battle, he used his body to shield a fellow soldier from a gr***de blast and rescued an unconscious soldier who was being dragged away by enemy fighters, providing lifesaving aid while the fight continued around him.

The National Medal of Honor Museum will preserve and share his story so future generations can better understand the leadership, selflessness, and devotion to others that defined his actions that day.

Learn more about Major Dockery and the extraordinary actions that earned him the Medal of Honor: https://bit.ly/4wj0KD9

📷: Jacquelyn Martin

Major Capers, Jr. we salute you.

Major James Capers Jr., U.S. Marine Corps, received the Medal of Honor today.

Born into a sharecropping family in South Carolina, James Capers Jr. joined the Marine Corps in 1956 and went on to become one of the service’s pioneering Force Reconnaissance Marines.

During a reconnaissance mission near Phu Loc, Vietnam, in April 1967, then-Second Lieutenant Capers continued leading his team after suffering multiple gunshot and fragmentation wounds. Refusing evacuation, he coordinated the defense and extraction until every Marine under his command was safely aboard the helicopter.

The National Medal of Honor Museum will preserve and share his story so future generations can better understand the determination, leadership, and commitment to others that defined his actions that day.

Learn more about Major Capers and the extraordinary actions that earned him the Medal of Honor: https://bit.ly/4wj0KD9

📷: Jacquelyn Martin

A very special new Memorial coming to Washington, DC

The Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial will be spectacular at night. From the beginning, lighting was treated as an essential design element—not an afterthought. Our team of talented professionals has carefully crafted an illumination plan that highlights the memorial’s features while creating a powerful and memorable visitor experience.

Yes, we are opening on October 24, 2026.
https://www.ndswm.org/dedication-ceremony

Yes, we are still fundraising.
https://bit.ly/SupportTheMemorial

Note: The photo is a rendering of what the completed memorial will look like at night. [The memorial is still under construction.]