President Harry S Truman Awards Distinguished Service Medal To Dwight D Eisenhower

The transcript discusses the recognition of General Eisenhower by the President of the United States, highlighting President Truman's acknowledgment of Eisenhower's service. It details the General's Distinguished Service Medal, which he has received twice before, and concludes with American support and gratitude towards the General, emphasizing the value of the award over the presidency.

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