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By the Associated Press
The Congressional Medal of Honor has been posthumously awarded to Staff Sgt. Andrew Miller of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, who was killed in action last November 19 near Hemmersdorf, Germany.
Maj. Gen. Harry Twaddle, commander of the 95th Infantry Division, now stationed at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, will present the award to Mrs. Mamye Miller, widow of the sergeant, at Camp Shelby September 7.
Sgt. Miller was cited for heroic action on numerous occasions during the 377th Infantry Regiment’s advance for Woippy, France, to Hemmersdorf. Single-handedly he captured several enemy gun emplacements, and entered buildings alone to rout the defenders. He was killed as he was leading his men up a fortified hill.