Wounded Knee Medals of Dis Honor

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1. 10651
   Name: Hank .Lukas on Dec 30, 2012

   Comments: i agree that the Medal of Honor be rescinded from the cowardly attack of the 7th Cavalry on December 29,1890 at Wounded Knee.There is nothing honorable in the murder innocent women and children,men and people who were ill. There is nothing heroic in that.

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2. 10652
   Name: Paul Combs on Dec 30, 2012

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3. 10653
   Name: Paula Blaisdell on Dec 30, 2012

   Comments: It was not an honorable act of war. It was murder.

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4. 10654
   Name: Robert Bestwick on Dec 30, 2012

   Comments: This award should not have been given for this racist act for it dishonors the medal and the real heros that have been awarded it.

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5. 10655
   Name: Dr. Helmut And Ulrike Leitner on Dec 30, 2012

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6. 10656
   Name: Ingeborg Jubelius on Dec 30, 2012

   Comments: I sign this petition in honor for the people of Wounded Knee. Never forget!

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7. 10657
   Name: Jane Burkinshaw on Dec 30, 2012

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8. 10658
   Name: Anthoni Reed on Dec 30, 2012

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9. 10659
   Name: Feral Sage on Dec 30, 2012

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10. 10660
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 30, 2012

    Comments: Let them be free of this dishonor so they can finally rest!

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11. 10661
    Name: Per Aastrup Olsen on Dec 30, 2012

    Comments: Stop the Sioux Wars!

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12. 10662
    Name: Jackie Nixon on Dec 30, 2012

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13. 10663
    Name: James Lake on Dec 30, 2012

    Comments: "All my relations"

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14. 10664
    Name: Haunti on Dec 30, 2012

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15. 10665
    Name: Carrie Zadrazil on Dec 30, 2012

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16. 10666
    Name: Paulette Winder on Dec 30, 2012

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17. 10667
    Name: Laurie Gonzalez on Dec 30, 2012

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18. 10668
    Name: Erica Sparrow on Dec 30, 2012

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19. 10669
    Name: Shirley Asbrock on Dec 30, 2012

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20. 10670
    Name: Christine Katz on Dec 30, 2012

    Comments: This should have been done years and years ago .

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21. 10671
    Name: Viv Vetrono on Dec 31, 2012

    Comments: WOUNDED KNEE....the TRUE heroes will never be forgotten....aho....

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22. 10672
    Name: Jane Andrews on Dec 31, 2012

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23. 10673
    Name: Mary Sullivan on Dec 31, 2012

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24. 10674
    Name: Ola on Dec 31, 2012

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25. 10675
    Name: Rodney Guyette on Dec 31, 2012

    Comments: Rediculous to Honor this sort of horrendous act.

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26. 10676
    Name: Judy Constant Paskimin on Jan 1, 2013

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27. 10677
    Name: Alex Davidson on Jan 3, 2013

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28. 10678
    Name: Nancy Rivera on Jan 3, 2013

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29. 10679
    Name: Suzanne Ravet on Jan 3, 2013

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30. 10680
    Name: Charlene Wood on Jan 3, 2013

    Comments: why should there be honor in killing innocent women and children and the warriors who were protecting there families

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31. 10681
    Name: Bridget Bird Woodall on Jan 4, 2013

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32. 10682
    Name: Ron Kills Plenty Luneau on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: I am of Lakota descent so this directly effects me. I've been to Wounded Knee many times, have heard the stories, seen the hurt. I am also a vet and was stationed at Ft Riley with the 1st Infantry Division and every time I had to go to the main post (leave Custer Hill) I would pass by this large monument honoring those who killed some of my ancestors, it was extremely difficult. Knowing most of the true events that happened that day, I cannot imagine as a vet that the Medal of Honor was ever intended for this purpose. Please restore some honor to this award and please show some humanity towards a people, my people who suffered there and those of us who have served honorably in later defense of our Country by correcting this error. Thank you

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33. 10683
    Name: Anita L. Giaimo on Jan 6, 2013

    Comments: Although the men of 7th Calvary may have only been carrying out "orders", the compassion of human life and Christianity should have prevailed. If we can mend the scars of the past, our future can be strong.

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34. 10684
    Name: Susan Welby on Jan 6, 2013

    Comments: As a child in the 1950's, hero's in the history books were men like Custer. My GGGrandfather, John Stanage of Yankton, Dakota Territory had many native friends whom he treated kindly and respected. In turn, they saw him as a good friend. In the 1970's, I began seeing my hero's as cowards and given the era in time, it was a time of unforgiveable acts on both sides. There were also great men on both sides as well as those who I am sure that God could not forgive and sentenced them to a greater punishment then man could ever inflict to those so deserving of it. I stand on the side of the Native American in their demand of an apology to the unfairness of the white mans greed and sins against them in the time long past and all offenders as well as the innocent on both sides are all now dead. I believe this to be a time of healing for the innocent people of both sides to find a peace today. There is no honor for America to include the Battle Pennant on the Flag of the US Army or anywhere else to represent the Massacre at Wounded Knee which is still defended by the army as a battle. America knows the truth of that day now and the soldier should not be honored for that deed they inflicted upon the Native Men, Women and Childern. Give those pennants to the Native Americans so they can do with as they feel appropriate and let us as Americans bestow a proper appology so long overdue the the descendents of the dead. The medals given to the 23 soldiers should have no meaning other then shame. They know the cowardness of their actions on that day. It was the US Army that fell the soldiers in friendly fire as the millitary reacted badly to a shot in the air. Hatred and greed ruled that day. If Government does not acknowledge we made a mistake; correct that mistake; then nothing was learned from the taking of innocent lives. To my Native American Friends, I offer my appologies and offer to stand with you in your quest to get the United States to recind the medals from the 23 soldiers and correct the pages of history. I honor those in the past and pray we can give them the respect they have so long deserved; and for us living today, the courage to acknowledge the truth with the ability to do the right thing. The Government needs to quit denying and covering up the past. It makes us look as bad as those who lived in that era. I am grateful for the truth. It is the only way to understand us as a people today. Please keep me informed if I may be of any assistance. In my prayers and my heart, A friend always, Susan Welby

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35. 10685
    Name: Kent Clark on Jan 8, 2013

    Comments: Best wishes in your struggle for justice at l;ast.

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36. 10686
    Name: Ann Mond on Jan 9, 2013

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37. 10687
    Name: Joseph M. Cerchi on Jan 9, 2013

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38. 10688
    Name: WAYNE HENNIE on Jan 10, 2013

    Comments: As a Vietnam Era Veteran.. the Medals of Honor awarded here... make me ashamed..PLEASE carefully consider revoking these if for nothing else but to restore some of our Nations Honor. We are supposed to be an honorable nation , lets act like it Please.. Respectfully, Yours in Liberty, Wayne Hennie USN 1965-71

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39. 10689
    Name: Barbara Sanders on Jan 10, 2013

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40. 10690
    Name: Sasha Kemble on Jan 11, 2013

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41. 10691
    Name: John Matheson on Jan 11, 2013

    Comments: "Find out just what ANY people will quietly submit to, and you will have the EXACT measure of the injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them" ~Frederick Douglass (Italics mine)

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42. 10692
    Name: Christian Hauser on Jan 11, 2013

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43. 10693
    Name: Linda Young on Jan 12, 2013

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44. 10694
    Name: Ingeborg Jubelius on Jan 12, 2013

    Comments: In honor for Wounded Knee

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45. 10695
    Name: Joann Roth on Jan 13, 2013

    Comments: A mistake was made when these were given and it is time that mistake was corrected.

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46. 10696
    Name: Mark C Stevens on Jan 13, 2013

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47. 10697
    Name: Capelle on Jan 13, 2013

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48. 10698
    Name: CHUCK GYUREK on Jan 14, 2013

    Comments: IM CHEROKEE , I HAVE NO WORDS FOR WHAT I FEEL--

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49. 10699
    Name: Booker Browe on Jan 14, 2013

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50. 10700
    Name: Jan Sheehy on Jan 14, 2013

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