The Dentist who Extracted 98 Enemy Lives - YouTube
The 3rd Jewish soldier who got awarded a Medal of Honor. | WW2 Gravestone
Morgan Dentistry - Captain Benjamin Lewis Salomon was a United States Army dentist during World War II and posthumous Medal of Honor recipient. Captain Salomon was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 105th
Dr. Ben L Salomon, Dentist and WWII... - Folan Family Dental | Facebook
The Dentist Who Fought Off a Frenzied Banzai Charge
On July 7, 1944, A Dentist named Ben Salomon single handedly took down 98 Japanese soldiers, saving dozens of US soldiers. He took 24 shots before getting taken down. After the fire
From World War I to Present Day: U.S. Military Dentistry | Defense Media Network
VETERANS STORY: Beyond pulling teeth | Features | rockdalenewtoncitizen.com
Shorewood Native's Act of Valor Still Resonates 50 Years Later | Shorewood, WI Patch
Benjamin Salomon, The WWII Dentist Who Killed 98 Japanese Soldiers Before Being Shot 76 Times
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The Dentist Who Died In A Japanese Banzai Attack on Saipan But He Took Over 100 Enemy Soldiers With Him | War History Online
Dr. Ben L Salomon, Dentist and WWII... - Folan Family Dental | Facebook
The Role of Expeditionary Dentistry in Large-Scale Combat Operations
Salomon, Benjamin Lewis - TracesOfWar.com
CPT Benjamin Lewis Salomon
Benjamin Salomon, The WWII Dentist Who Killed 98 Japanese Soldiers Before Being Shot 76 Times
Ben Salomon, Medal of Honor - Speaking of Courage - YouTube
Benjamin Salomon, The WWII Dentist Who Killed 98 Japanese Soldiers Before Being Shot 76 Times
Ben L Salomon - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Howard Farran on X: "America celebrates Memorial Day in honor of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Only 3 dental officers have received the Medal of Honor: Benjamin Lewis Salomon, Alexander Gordon
VETERANS STORY: Beyond pulling teeth | Features | rockdalenewtoncitizen.com
CPT Benjamin Lewis Salomon (1914-1944) - Find a Grave Memorial
Captain Benjamin Lewis Salomon - YouTube
5 Badass Dentists in History - Warshauer and Santamaria Blog
