A veteran of World War II was awarded a bronze star for 75 years

75 years after a World War II veteran was awarded the Bronze Star Medal unknowingly, he received a Bronze Star Medal on July 27, 1975 in recognition of his “contributions in active ground combat.” Ubaldo Joseph Ciniero, a U.S. Army veteran, was killed by Brigadier General Michael J. Lini of the 40th Infantry Division at his home in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. (Michael J Leeney) awarded the medal. In this video, Ciniero’s son Joel said: “I found his name on the website of the 8th Armored Infantry Division, and I noticed that he was awarded the Bronze Star.” Joel Ciniero said his father did not know him Won a medal. “We never had the opportunity to hold a ceremony, so that’s why we are here today,” said the veteran’s son. According to the U.S. military, the Bronze Star Award is awarded to those who “stand out for heroes or meritorious achievements or service” during their military service. The 8th Armored Infantry Division served in the European theater of World War II. Credit: DVIDS via Storyful