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Staff Sergeant Jared C. Monti went out three times to bring one of his Soldiers back. On June 21, 2006, Monti was leading a 16-man patrol in Nuristan Province, Afghanistan when as many as 50 enemy fighters attacked their position. His patrol was in danger of being overrun. Monti got his men behind cover, called in artillery, and engaged the enemy as they pushed to within 50 meters of his position. When enemy fighters tried to flank them, he fought them back. Then Monti saw one of his Soldiers wounded and lying exposed between the patrol and the advancing enemy. He went after him. Heavy fire forced Monti back. He tried a second time. Again, the enemy fire was too heavy. Monti knew exactly what was waiting for him in that open ground. He went a third time anyway. During that final attempt to reach his wounded Soldier, Jared C. Monti was mortally wounded. His actions helped his patrol hold its position and fight off a much larger enemy force. He was 30 years old. Three years later, on September 17, 2009, his parents accepted the Medal of Honor on their son's behalf. Jared C. Monti had also been posthumously promoted to Sergeant First Class. This RED Friday, remember Jared C. Monti. Remember the Americans still deployed around the world. And remember what it means to refuse to leave one of your own behind. REMEMBER EVERYONE DEPLOYED 🇺🇸

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In 2004, U.S. Army Captain Humayun Khan was killed in Iraq. He was 27 years old. He sacrificed his life to stop a suicide car bomber from reaching his unit's compound in Baqubah. Back home in Virginia, his mother, Khizr Khan's wife, Ghazala Khan, heard someone knock at her door, opened it, and found out her beloved son was killed in action. For thousands of women like her, the war did not end that day. It came home. This is the agonizing, lifelong reality of a Gold Star Mother. She raised that son or daughter Watched them leave for basic training, deployment, or combat And carried the loss for the rest of her life. The term "Gold Star" dates back to World War I. Families displayed service banners in their windows. A blue star meant a loved one was serving. A gold star meant they weren't coming home. And more than 100 years later, the meaning hasn't changed. Today we honor the women The mothers who received the phone call Answered the door Accepted the folded flag And somehow found the strength to keep moving forward. We see your sacrifice, we remember your children and we will never forget what they gave to this country. Gold Star Mothers. Never Forgotten. 🇺🇸

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