The 19 Heroes

Voluntarily gave his life defending the crew of Super Six-Four, earning the Medal of Honor posthumously.

Alongside MSG Gordon, gave his life defending the downed crew of Super Six-Four. Awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously.

Delta Force sniper aboard Super Six-One. Killed when his helicopter was shot down over Mogadishu.

Delta Force operator killed while moving to assist at the first crash site.

Senior Delta Force operator mortally wounded during the Lost Convoy's desperate attempt to reach safety.

Delta Force operator killed by mortar fire during the intense urban battle.

Young Ranger killed at the first crash site while defending his fellow soldiers.

Ranger killed on the Lost Convoy during the desperate attempt to reach safety.

Ranger from Texas killed on the Lost Convoy during the Battle of Mogadishu.

One of the youngest heroes, killed by RPG fire on the Lost Convoy at just 20 years old.

Ranger from New Jersey killed during the initial convoy assault in Mogadishu.

Ranger from El Paso, Texas, mortally wounded on the Lost Convoy.

Night Stalker crew chief aboard Super Six-Four, killed defending the downed helicopter.

Night Stalker crew chief aboard Super Six-Four, killed at the crash site.

Veteran Night Stalker pilot and copilot of Super Six-Four. His wife Wilma has been an honored guest at Queenslake.

Pilot of Super Six-One, the first Black Hawk shot down. A Kentucky hero, born at Fort Campbell.

Copilot of Super Six-One. His wife Sharri has been an honored guest at Queenslake.

10th Mountain Division soldier who died of wounds at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany.

10th Mountain Division soldier killed on the rescue convoy sent to relieve the besieged forces.