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American War Hero · Persian Gulf, Iraq, and Afghanistan · Notice Nearby

Portrait of Travis William Atkins

Wikimedia Commons — File:Travis W. Atkins (2).jpg (Public domain; U.S. Army official portrait)

Travis William Atkins

December 9, 1975 – June 1, 2007

Born Great Falls, Montana

Died Abu Samak, Iraq (KIA)

Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army; Company D, 2nd Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division — Iraq; Medal of Honor for actions June 1, 2007

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Travis W. Atkins’s Iraq card closes on June 1, 2007, near Abu Samak. As a staff sergeant with Company D, 2nd Battalion, 14th Infantry, 10th Mountain Division, he engaged insurgents during a dismounted patrol; when one detonated a suicide vest, Atkins tackled and pinned the attacker, absorbing the blast and saving the soldiers beside him. The Medal of Honor citation and unit after-action records fix the date, place, and result. He was killed in the explosion.

Montana enlistment and earlier deployments sit elsewhere. This register lists the June 1, 2007 action: 10th Mountain, Abu Samak, MoH citation. Atkins is buried at Park Garden Cemetery in Montana. The U.S. Army official portrait on Wikimedia Commons is public domain. He is accounted for — not missing.

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