William D. McGee

William D. McGee was a United States Army soldier who posthumously received the Medal of Honor, the United States military's highest decoration, for his extraordinary heroism during World War II. Serving as a medic, McGee demonstrated selflessness and courage in the face of extreme danger to save his fellow soldiers.

During his service in the European theater, McGee's actions exemplified the highest standards of the military medical service. He was wounded in action, which earned him the Purple Heart, and his overall combat service was recognized with the Combat Medical Badge and the Bronze Star Medal.

McGee's legacy is defined by his ultimate sacrifice, ensuring that his comrades received vital medical aid under fire. His actions remain a testament to the bravery of combat medics during the liberation of Europe in World War II.