Name: Marine Corps Corporal who died trying to save his Osprey crew to receive highest non-combat medal
Channel: TEGNA
Description: A 21-year-old Marine Corps Corporal who gave his life trying to save others after their V-22 Osprey crashed last year will be awarded the service's highest non-combat award, the Navy and Marine Corps medal. CPL. Spencer R. Collart was the crew chief on an August 2023 V-22 Osprey that crashed after a near-mid air collision during a military exercise in Australia.

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Marine Corps Corporal who died trying to save his Osprey crew to receive highest non-combat medal

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A 21-year-old Marine Corps Corporal who gave his life trying to save others after their V-22 Osprey crashed last year will be awarded the service's highest non-combat award, the Navy and Marine Corps medal. CPL. Spencer R. Collart was the crew chief on an August 2023 V-22 Osprey that crashed after a near-mid air collision during a military exercise in Australia.

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united states marine corps

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