Hero Honored at Medal of Honor Ceremony

Donald Trump sparks fresh health concerns after 'struggling' with basic task

The President sparked fresh concerns about his wellbeing after he appeared to struggle to fasten the Medal of Honor to US Army veteran Major Nicholas Dockery

Trump struggles to fasten Medal of Honor during White House ceremony

President Donald Trump struggled to fasten a Medal of Honor around a major’s neck during a ceremony at the White House on Thursday (18 June). The moment drew widespread attention as Trump appeared to have difficulty securing the medal clasp while presenting the nation’s highest military decoration to  Second Lieutenant Nicholas Dockery, United States Army. After several attempts, he finally decided to tie a knot instead. The president then prais…

Hero honored at Medal of Honor ceremony

Retired Army Major Nick Dockery received a Medal of Honor for his courageous actions while on a mission at a remote combat outpost in Afghanistan. Major Dockery risked his own life repeatedly to help his men. NBC News’ Courtney Kube has the story.

Trump Brings Laughter To Medal Of Honor Ceremony With Hilarious Quip

The Medal of Honor ceremony held on September 5, 2024, showcased the distinctive blend of formality and humor that President Donald Trump often brings to significant events. As Major Nicholas Dockery received the highest military honor, the atmosphere in the White House was both celebratory and lighthearted. Trump’s playful comment, “Ooh! I’m gonna do it a little differently, a little nicer. That sucker’s NEVER coming off!” not only elicited lau…

Yale Jackson School alum Nicholas Dockery awarded the Medal of Honor

Major Nicholas Dockery ’23 M.P.P. received the highest military decoration awarded by the U.S. government for valor during a 2012 ambush in Afghanistan.

'TALIBAN FIGHTERS AMBUSHED…': Trump awards Medal of Honor to Afghan War hero Major Nicholas Dockery

President Donald J. Trump will award the Medal of Honor to retired Major Nicholas Dockery during a live-webcast ceremony on June 18, 2026 for his conspicuous gallantry while serving in Afghanistan.