Attention to orders, America! In a time of bureaucratic paralysis and cultural confusion, there are still warriors who show us what courage really looks like. Chief among them: Major James Capers Jr., USMC (Ret.), a Marine Special Forces legend whose valor in Vietnam belongs in the pantheon of Marine heroes.

For too long, this warrior has been denied the Congressional Medal of Honor (MOH), our nation’s highest recognition of valor. It’s time to cut through the red tape, silence the doubters, and give this man his due. Anything less dishonors every patriot who ever bled for Old Glory.

The Battle of Phu Loc

In 1967, a newly battlefield-commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Capers led “Team Broadminded,” a nine-man Force Recon unit, deep into enemy-held jungle at Phu Loc – a territory swarming wi

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