Stolen 1911 returned to MOH recipient

[Mr. Brooks]

I hope this link works.

http://m.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110808/NEWS/108080320&template=wapart

Things like this give me hope for our country.

[Fourtyfive]

Nice

[Guest RobThatsMe]

Great story, and yes, it does give you hope for our country.

Thanks for sharing.

Rob

[Erik88]

wonderful story. thank you for sharing!

[willis68]

That is a great story

[vontar]

Just great to hear that. What goes around, comes around.

Good karma

[Guest Sgt. Joe]

"Concern yourself with what is right and you'll never second-guess that decision,"

Excellent words to live by.

Far too many these days just dont get it.

Thanks so much for such an uplifting story.

[hipower]

"Concern yourself with what is right and you'll never second-guess that decision,"

Excellent words to live by.

Far too many these days just dont get it.

Thanks so much for such an uplifting story.

Couldn't agree more.

[mav]

Great story. With all the chaos going on in the world, stories like this provide a beacon of hope that all is not lost.

[MattCary]

Thanks for posting this story! I wish there were ten more just like it in the news every day.

[R1100R]

What a great story.

[ls3_kid]

I love when stuff like this happens.

[QuietDan]

This is an absolutely AWESOME story. It's cool that Capt. McGinty recited his weapon's serial number by memory.

Everybody conducted themselves with honor and class, ESPECIALLY the Medal of Honor recipient, Captain John J. McGinty.

Semper Fi, gentlemen!

Edited August 12, 2011 by QuietDan

[1gewehr]

WOW. Simply 'wow'.

Thank you for posting that. Best smile I've had a ll week.

[MacGyver]

What a great story!

[Mike.357]

thats great stuff. Finally a good deed that not only went unpunished but was also rewarded.

[LagerHead]

"Concern yourself with what is right and you'll never second-guess that decision,"

Excellent words to live by.

Far too many these days just dont get it.

Thanks so much for such an uplifting story.

Words to live by indeed.

thats great stuff. Finally a good deed that not only went unpunished but was also rewarded.

Not enough of that going around is there?

[QuietDan]

Another link to the story with a little more information:

Actions that make heroes | MailTribune.com

[Guest db99wj]

Awesome, holding back a tear, story!

[LayNLow]

Wow, awesome story! But sad that someone had to go and steal it while it was on display. Glad that the original owner got it back while he was still with us.