


| After a century of shame and silence, a soldier’s family gets the medals he earned |
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When Charles Monroe Baucom returned home in 1919 after his third and final tour of duty with the Army, he struggled to cope. He had apparently been exposed to a mustard gas attack during World War I, and when he began losing his hearing and vision, he worried he’d also lose his job with the railroad.
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