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William P. Thompson
A brave Civil War sergeant risks everything in a desperate act of valor during the Battle of the Wilderness, earning a posthumous Medal of Honor that redefines courage and sacrifice.
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William P. Thompson was a sergeant in the American Civil War who posthumously received the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Battle of the Wilderness. He was killed in action on May 6, 1864, and the award was officially issued to him on December 1, 1864.
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Savage Splendor(1949)
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Spoilers of the North(1947)
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Vigilantes of Boomtown(1947)
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Web of Danger(1947)
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The El Paso Kid(1946)
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Red River Renegades(1946)
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Rio Grande Raiders(1946)
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Santa Fe Uprising(1946)
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One Exciting Week(1946)
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Crime of the Century(1946)
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Valley of the Zombies(1946)
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The Last Crooked Mile(1946)
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Thundering Trails(1943)
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Drums of Fu Manchu(1943)
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The Sombrero Kid(1942)
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South of Santa Fe(1942)
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The Sundown Kid(1942)
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Outlaws of Pine Ridge(1942)
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Man from Cheyenne(1942)
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Stagecoach Express(1942)
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The Phantom Plainsmen(1942)
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Shadows on the Sage(1942)
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Westward Ho!(1942)
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Jesse James, Jr.(1942)
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Valley of Hunted Men(1942)
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FilmThe Yukon Patrol(1942)
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Red River Valley(1941)
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A Missouri Outlaw(1941)
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Adventures of Captain Marvel(1941)
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Jungle Girl(1941)
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