File:Henry Baker Medal of Honor.jpg
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DescriptionHenry Baker Medal of Honor.jpg |
English: Reverse of a Medal of Honor awarded to Quarter Gunner Henry (Charles) Baker for his "personal valor" during the Battle of Mobile Bay, when he aided in rescuing 10 crewmembers of USS Tecumseh after she was sunk by a Confederate torpedo, 5 August 1864. Baker was then serving in USS Metacomet. |
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Source | Photo #: NH 105357, Naval History & Heritage Command's Online Library of Selected Images |
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