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SrA Jason D. Cunningham

SrA | U.S. Air Force | March 4, 2002

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Carry Jason D. Cunningham's name. Memorial bracelet, $35. Free for immediate family.

Their Story

Remembering Jason D. Cunningham.

SrA Jason D. Cunningham of Carlsbad NM, an Air Force Pararescueman, was the primary medic for a Quick Reaction Force during Operation Anaconda. On Mar 4, 2002 at Takur Ghar, after his Chinook was downed, he repeatedly crossed the kill zone under fire to treat the wounded, continuing to direct care even after being mortally wounded. His actions saved 10 lives; he was posthumously awarded the Air Force Cross.

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The bracelet

Example of a finished Steel Hearts Foundation memorial bracelet
A finished Steel Hearts Foundation bracelet. Yours is engraved for Jason D. Cunningham.
  • Steel cuff, engraved and hand-finished in our own shop.
  • Engraved with the name, rank, service and date.
  • Regular fits a 7 inch wrist. Small fits a 6 inch wrist.
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