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On the recordMay 24, 2018
It is my honor to recognize Staff Sergeant Michael ``Mick'' DeHart for the selfless actions and bravery he showed on April 10, 1969, during the Vietnam war. While conducting a routine reconnaissance operation, Staff Sergeant DeHart and his platoon were ambushed by a numerically superior force. Throughout the firefight, Staff Sergeant DeHart moved through the enemy fire to provide cover for injured soldiers, distribute supplies, and coordinate a counterattack. As dusk approached, Sergeant DeHart, at significant personal risk, moved to an exposed position, fired on machine-gun positions and approaching enemy soldiers, halting their advance. He also aided in the successful exfiltration of his unit. For his heroism in combat, Staff Sergeant DeHart recently had one of his two Silver Stars upgraded to a Distinguished Service Cross. Thank you, Sergeant DeHart, for your heroism, courage, and service to our great country. ____________________
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Warren Davidson
Republican · Ohio
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May 24, 2018

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