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WWII Memorial Friends @WWIIMemorial - Two U.S. Army soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor for their extraordinary actions on April 13, 1945.
Dexter James Kerstetter of Centralia, Washington was serving as a private first class in Company C, 130th Infantry Regiment, 33rd Infantry Division. On that day, during a fight to take a ridge near Galiano, Luzon, the Philippines, he advanced ahead of his squad and engaged the Japanese soldiers alone until running out of ammunition.
Beauford Theodore “Andy” Anderson of Eagle, Wisconsin, was participating in the Battle of Okinawa as a technical sergeant in the 381st Infantry Regiment, 96th Infantry Division. During a Japanese counterattack at Kakazu Ridge on that day, he single-handedly held off a flanking force by alternately firing his carbine and throwing activated mortar shells. Although seriously wounded by shrapnel during the action, he refused medical evacuation until he had reported the situation to his commander.
For these actions on April 13, 1945, Kerstetter and and Anderson were awarded the Medal of Honor.
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