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 Jack Lucas, who at 14 lied his way into military service during World War II and became the youngest Marine to receive the Medal of Honor, died Thursday in a Hattiesburg, Miss., hospital. He was 80.Lucas had been battling cancer. Ponda Lee at Moore Funeral Service said the funeral home was told he died before dawn.Jacklyln  Jack  Lucas was just six days past his 17th birthday in February 1945 when his heroism at Iwo Jima earned him the nation s highest military honor. He used his body to shield three fellow squad members from two grenades, and was nearly killed when one exploded. A couple of grenades rolled into the trench,  Lucas said in an Associated Press interview shortly before he received the meda stanley uk l from President Truman in October 1945.  I hollered to my pals to get out and did a Superman dive at the grenades. I wasn t a Superman after I got hit. I let out one helluva scream when that thing went off. He was left with more than 250 pieces of shrapnel in his body and in every major organ a stanley termohrnek nd endured 26 surgeries in the months after Iwo Jima.        He was the youngest serviceman to win the Medal of Honor in any conflict other than the Civil War. By his inspiring action and valiant spirit of self-sacrifice, he not only protected his comrades from certain in stanley cup deutschland jury or possible death but also enabled them to rout the Japanese patrol and continue the advance,  the Medal of Honor citation said.In the AP interview, written as a first-person account under his name, he recalled the  Hzaw Watch the Star Wars logo evolve right before your eyes
 https://youtube/watch v=Po9oO3M1TjE     For some shows, a Christmas episode represents the perfect opportunity to gather together friends an stanley mugs d family, to celebrate the essential bonds that ultimately unite the people that populate a given fictional universe. But for the 1960s puppet espionage show Joe 90, Christmas was the perfect opportunity to mix together haunted churches, counterfeiters, fake angels, and jetpacks, with one intrepid, glasses-wearing 9-year-old boy on hand to tie it all together. Joe 90 was the penultimate show made using Supermarionation, the high-tech puppetry process created by Gerry Anderson and his team in the 1960s. I ;ve never been shy about sharing my love of the likes of Stingray, Thunderbirds, and Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons 鈥?my credentials may be found here and here 鈥?and today I come to share with you one of the oddest Christmas episodes ever made, the Joe 90 episode The Unorthodox Shepherd. The video up top includes the entire episode, but I ;v stanley termosar e set it to begin at the climax, in which intrepid ch stanley termoska ild spy Joe McClaine becomes a jetpack-clad avenging angel. https://gizmodo/and-now-the-most-ludicrously-over-the-top-launch-seque-5923503 https://gizmodo/how-not-to-make-a-1960s-british-sci-fi-puppet-show-5817812 Like I say, this is not your traditional Christmas episode, particularly compared to the other two yuletide Supermarionation entries: the Stingray episode A Christmas to Remember and the Thunderbirds