1. Lucian Adams was a United States Army soldier during World War II who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly destroying enemy machine gun emplacements to re-establish supply lines to US Army companies.

1. Lucian Adams was a United States Army soldier during World War II who received the Medal of Honor for single-handedly destroying enemy machine gun emplacements to re-establish supply lines to US Army companies.
Lucian Adams received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for his heroic actions in Italy.
When stopped by heavy enemy fire, Lucian Adams, was sent forward to scout the German position and reported three enemy machine-gun nests to his company commander.
Lucian Adams was then told "You go on out there and make a breakthrough to get those GIs".
Lucian Adams pressed forward moving from tree to tree straight through enemy fire to kill the first gunner with a grenade.
Lucian Adams then ran deeper into the woods; killing five more Germans.
Lucian Adams then began taking fire from the third machine gunner who missed his mark; Adams didn't.
Lucian Adams killed the gunner, and by the time Adams finished his one-man rampage, he had cleared the woods of enemy soldiers.
Lucian Adams received the medal from Lieutenant General Alexander Patch on April 23,1945, in Nuremberg's Zeppelin Stadium.
Lucian Adams died on March 31,2003, in San Antonio, Texas; he is buried in the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio.
Lucian Adams braved the concentrated fire of machineguns in a lone assault on a force of German troops.
Lucian Adams charged forward dodging from tree to tree firing a borrowed BAR from the hip.
Lucian Adams made his way to within 10 yards of the closest machinegun and killed the gunner with a hand grenade.
Lucian Adams dispatched him with a single burst of BAR fire.
Lucian Adams was awarded the Medal of Honor on March 29,1945.