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Francis Sherman Currey (June 29, 1925 – October 8, 2019) was a United States Armytechnical sergeant and a recipient of the United States military's highest decoration for valor—the Medal of Honor—for his heroic actions in Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge in World War II.

Biography[edit]

Currey was born in Loch Sheldrake, New York, on June 29, 1925. After being orphaned at age 12, he was raised by foster parents on a farm in nearby Hurleyville.^[1] He joined the Army at age 17, one week after graduating Hurleyville High School.^[2] Although he completed Officer Candidate School, at only 18 years old, his superiors felt that he was 'too immature' to be an officer and denied him a commission.^[3]

Currey landed at Omaha Beach in July 1944, a few weeks after D-Day. In September, he was assigned as a replacement without winter gear (he later suffered from frostbite) to 3rd Platoon, K Company, 120th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division, in Netherlands.^[3] He saw his first combat action that month. Six weeks later, he was a sergeant and 3rd Platoon Leader in K Company. On December 21, 1944, Private First Class Currey was an automatic rifleman in a rifle squad which was guarding a bridge crossing and strongpoint. He repeatedly exposed himself to hostile fire while firing upon and killing several German infantrymen during an early morning German tank advance in Malmedy, Belgium. During the attack, he used a bazooka and anti-tank grenades which caused four enemy tank crews to abandon their tanks and also enabled him to rescue five comrades who had been pinned down in a building by enemy fire.^[4] After the Battle of the Bulge, he became a squad leader, and was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action at his regiment's command post.^[5]

In March 1945, Currey's company commander recommended him for the Medal of Honor for his actions on December 21. The Medal of Honor was presented to Currey on July 27, 1945, by the 30th Infantry Division division commander, Major General Leland Hobbs, near Reims, France;^[1] the medal was officially awarded to him on August 17, 1945.^[6] After the war was over in Europe, he received his 3rd Purple Heart for being shot in Bavaria while disarming German soldiers. He returned to the United States in August as a first sergeant after occupational duty and a stop in England aboard the Queen Mary.^[7]

Currey worked as a counselor at the VA Medical Center in Albany, New York from 1950 until he retired as a supervisor, in 1980. After he retired from the VA, he started and ran a landscaping business. He also worked at a hotel booking conventions in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, until 2002.^[1]

He died on October 8, 2019, in Selkirk, New York.^[8]

Military awards[edit]

Currey's military awards and decorations:^[9]

Medal of Honor citation[edit]

Currey's official Medal of Honor citation reads:

Rank and organization: Sergeant, U.S. Army, Company K, 120th Infantry, 30th Infantry Division
Place and date: Malmedy, Belgium, December 21, 1944
Entered service at: Hurleyville, N.Y.
Birth: Loch Sheldrake, N.Y.G.O. No. 69, August 17, 1945

He was an automatic rifleman with the 3rd Platoon defending a strong point near Malmedy, Belgium, on 21 December 1944, when the enemy launched a powerful attack. Overrunning tank destroyers and antitank guns located near the strong point, German tanks advanced to the 3rd Platoon's position, and, after prolonged fighting, forced the withdrawal of this group to a nearby factory. Sgt. Currey found a bazooka in the building and crossed the street to secure rockets meanwhile enduring intense fire from enemy tanks and hostile infantrymen who had taken up a position at a house a short distance away. In the face of small-arms, machinegun, and artillery fire, he, with a companion, knocked out a tank with 1 shot. Moving to another position, he observed 3 Germans in the doorway of an enemy-held house. He killed or wounded all 3 with his automatic rifle. He emerged from cover and advanced alone to within 50 yards of the house, intent on wrecking it with rockets. Covered by friendly fire, he stood erect, and fired a shot which knocked down half of 1 wall. While in this forward position, he observed 5 Americans who had been pinned down for hours by fire from the house and 3 tanks. Realizing that they could not escape until the enemy tank and infantry guns had been silenced, Sgt. Currey crossed the street to a vehicle, where he procured an armful of antitank grenades. These he launched while under heavy enemy fire, driving the tankmen from the vehicles into the house. He then climbed onto a half-track in full view of the Germans and fired a machinegun at the house. Once again changing his position, he manned another machine gun whose crew had been killed; under his covering fire the 5 soldiers were able to retire to safety. Deprived of tanks and with heavy infantry casualties, the enemy was forced to withdraw. Through his extensive knowledge of weapons and by his heroic and repeated braving of murderous enemy fire, Sgt. Currey was greatly responsible for inflicting heavy losses in men and material on the enemy, for rescuing 5 comrades, 2 of whom were wounded, and for stemming an attack which threatened to flank his battalion's position.^[6]

Other honors[edit]

• In 1998, the first Medal of Honor G.I. Joe action figure was modeled after Currey.^[2]
• In 2006, Currey became a member of the New York State Senate Veterans' Hall of Fame.^[10][11]
• In 2013, an outside mural of Currey was unveiled in his honor as a living Medal of Honor recipient at the Sullivan Country Museum in Hurleyville.^[1]
• In November 2013, Currey's photo was one of 12 photos of Medal of Honor recipients on the cover sheet of a U.S. Postal Service 'World War II Medal of Honor Forever Stamp' packet of 20 Medal of Honor stamps.^[12]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the United States Army Center of Military History.

1. ^ ^abcd'Sullivan County Democrat: Get to know Francis Currey'. www.scdemocratonline.com.
2. ^ ^abBedell, Barbara (July 14, 2006). 'Event a tribute to Medal of Honor recipient'. Times Herald-Record. Middletown, New York. Retrieved July 9, 2012.
3. ^ ^abCollier, Peter (2006). Medal of Honor: Portraits of Valor Beyond the Call of Duty. New York: Workman Publishing Company. p. 50. ISBN978-1-57965-314-9.
4. ^'The Digital Collections of the National WWII Museum : Oral Histories Oral History'. www.ww2online.org.
5. ^Goldstein, Richard (October 10, 2019). 'Francis Currey, Who at 19 Was a Hero in Battle, Dies at 94'. New York Times. Retrieved October 10, 2019.
6. ^ ^ab'Medal of Honor recipients - World War II (A–F)'. United States Army Center of Military History. June 8, 2009. Archived from the original on June 16, 2008. Retrieved June 9, 2009.
7. ^'Home'. www.oldhickory30th.com.
8. ^'Local WWII hero, Medal of Honor recipient passes away'. News 10. October 8, 2019. Retrieved October 9, 2019.
9. ^'About The 30th Infantry Division Veterans of WWII'. www.30thinfantry.org.
10. ^'Francis S. Currey'. NY State Senate. May 28, 2010.
11. ^'Honoring our Veterans'. NY State Senate.
12. ^Messing, Philip (November 11, 2013). 'WWII hero assigned to new 'post''.

External links[edit]

• 'Francis S. Currey'. Hall of Valor. Military Times. Retrieved September 13, 2010.

Bazooka-Med Solution - MoHAA

Introduction

The Bazooka-Med is a special level in MoHAA, or, we may say, a secret level, because you cannot access it unless you conform to certain conditions. Some say that it is an easter-egg inside the game. The fact is that the Bazooka-Med level automatically starts, right after the Sniper Town level, of Mission 5: Deer avenger download full game.

• if you are playing the game in HARD difficulty setting and
• if you manage to finish the Sniper's Last Stand - City Hall level with the three-member tank crew alive and, at least, some more guys from the Outskirts level also alive (pic. 1).

After you gain a new and already completed objective (weird, huh?), 'Bring reinforcements all the way through Sniper Town', a blank level will start and finish, almost immediately (it will be saved as Void, in your Save/Load dialog) and, then, the secret level will begin.

Interesting is that you cannot save the Bazooka-Med level; if you try to quicksave it, when you load the saved game, it will begin already finished (at the stat page). So, the only way for you to be able to repeat it easily, is to save the game, at the Sniper Town yet, a short time before it ends.

Enough. If you don't want to spoil the fun, don't read further. That's all you need to know. Now go beat the Sniper Town level, at hard mode, protect your squad, and have fun! But, if you are stuck into this level and want to beat that smart guy, the Bazooka-Med, then keep on reading. If you just want to know what this level is about and some hints, then read further but skip the solution topic.

Note: The first time I played the game, I kept six men alive (pic. 1). After replaying the Sniper Town level, I managed to end it with eight men alive (see my walkthrough for Sniper's Last Stand - City Hall). I'm not sure that if you end that level with just one or two additional men alive (besides the complete tank crew), you'll be granted with the Bazooka-Med special level.

First, this level is a big surprise. It has nothing to do with the history line of the game. As soon as the level begins, you will lose your tank crew. These messages will appear: 'Sergeant Hammon has been killed in action.', 'T/2 Engineer Campbell has been killed in action.' and 'T/4 Medic Glenn has been killed in action.' Then, the next messages are:

You have 60 seconds to find a safe hiding spot.
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Before showing you the solutions, let me give you some more information about the level:

1. You can hide anywhere in the Sniper Town, he will ALWAYS find your trail; you can jump bridges, you can jump through walls, through holes, you can walk in circles, you can do whatever, he will find it! The Bazooka-Med is like a good hunting dog.

2. Bazooka-Med always starts keeping track of your trail from the point where you were started; the place you start is randomized as well as the sequence of these places that Bazooka-Med will look for. There are around eight possible starting positions for you and Bazooka-Med will look for these starting positions, randomly, one by one, until he finds the one in which you were started; then, he'll have you're trail and he will follow your steps; he may occasionally lost your trail but chances are that he'll find it again, in case you have jumped from a hole or from the bridge. If he didn't find your trail again, then he will go back to your starting position (that he already knows) and he will follow your steps again.

3. Bazooka-Med will search for you for approximately 4 minutes and 30 seconds; if he doesn't find you after these period of time, he dies.

So, there are two known solutions: to hide in a place where Bazooka-Med won't be able to find you, or to hide in a place where, although he will find you, he won't be able to reach you with his bazooka.

Obs.: There are no cheated screenshots illustrating this text, only real screenshots.

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