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| Mr. Tim Frank studied history at the Catholic University of America and earned his BA in 1998. He then worked as a research historian for History Associates in Rockville, MD. Over the next year, he spent most of his time researching military records at the National Archives and Library of Congress. Frank also authored several articles on Medal of Honor recipients (see examples linked below). In 1999, Frank entered the history program at Kansas State University and earned his MA in 2002. Much of his course work at KSU focused on military history. Frank interviewed 60 Medal of Honor recipients and used some of the interviews in his thesis, "Recounted Valor: Interviews with Medal of Honor Recipients." In his thesis, Frank compared the oral history accounts to the eye witness statements in award case files compiled shortly after the Medal of Honor actions in World War II. After graduate school, Mr. Frank worked as a contract historian for the Congressional Medal of Honor Society where he organized and catalogued their archives. Before opening his research business, he served as an office manager for National Capital Historical Sales in Northern Virginia. At present, Frank researches records in all of the major military archives in the Washington, DC area. Articles: Valor in The Frozen Chosin Valor at Oahu Valor at Guadalcanal Valor in First Combat |
