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The untold story of Joe Hooper, most decorated soldier in U.S. History
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In today’s episode, James is joined by special guest Dan Grey to talk about the untold story of the forgotten soldier: Joe Hooper.
Hooper was one of the most dedicated and decorated soldiers in American history serving his time in both the U.S Navy and Army. He was awarded the Medal of Honor whilst serving his time in the Vietnam War. Sadly, on his return home to his hometown of Kentucky, Hooper was treated as a villain rather than a hero.
The distress of war politics and not being easily accepted back into the U.S society drove Joe into a downward spiral of excessive drinking which contributed to his death at the young age of 40.
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