A man that is faithful to his family, church and community, MGySgt James Peterson is distinguished and honored as a true American veteran. His unit invaded Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945, and he fought bravely to see the American flag flown over Mount Suribachi. He then served 30 months in the South Pacific, after which he was assigned to be a drill instructor at the recruit depot in San Diego. In honor of our veterans who have served and are serving this country now, MGySgt James Peterson of Aiken, South Carolina, is truly an American soldier through and through. Americans are in debt for his service in the Marine Corps, and Mr. Peterson will always be honored as an American soldier who fought to defend American freedom.
James Barrett: “A man that is faithful to his family, church and community, MGySgt James Peterson is distinguished and honored as a true…”
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Honoring MGySgt James Peterson and his service during World War II.
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