Early look at Chapman and Slabinski's features in the new Medal of Honor museum. Apologies for the poor quality

I snagged screenshots off of Instagram.

One would think that the footage, being the only publicly released video of someone recorded doing the actions that earned them the Medal of Honor, would have warranted a display in the museum.

I also thought it was interesting that they mentioned Chapman's Medal was the first award to use video footage in place of on-the-ground eyewitnesses. Michael Murphy's Medal of Honor, which was awarded in 2007, also utilized video footage that's never been released, although it was in combination with an eyewitness account from Marcus Luttrell. Must be either because obviously Operation Anaconda took place prior to Red Wings (even though the other award came first) or because Murphy's was a combination of eyewitness and video. The source for that is a book about Michael Murphy called SEAL of Honor.