U.S. Marine Corps photo by Photo courtesy of www.medalofhonor.com/Released 080511-M-0000A-002.jpg
May 11, 2008
Col. William E. Barber was a captain when he earned the Congressional Medal of Honor -- the nation’s highest military award for combat heroism. He led his company in a desperate five-day defense of a frozen mountain pass vital to the 1st Marine Division's breakout to the sea, according to his award citation.
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