The President of the United States of America, authorized by Act of Congress, July 2, 1926, takes pleasure in presenting the Soldier’s Medal to Lieutenant Colonel Colleen C. Shull, United States Army, for heroism above and beyond the call of duty on 11 September 2011, after a hijacked airline flight, with over 30,000 pounds of jet fuel was used by international terrorists as a weapon to attack the Pentagon. Upon impact there was a thunderous explosion and a horrific fire that left both military and civilian personnel in a state of shock. Without regard for her own life, overcoming the shock, chaos, and deadly smoke, Lieutenant Colonel Shull rushed to the point of impact to assist in extricating casualties. She continued to risk her life on numerous occasions by rendering assistance to the injured and dying personnel. Her unyielding devotion to her fellow military and civilian comrades undoubtedly saved lives and showed America’s resolve to overcome this act of international terrorism. Lieutenant Colonel Shull’s heroic acts are a testament to her bravery and reflect great credit upon herself and uphold the highest traditions of the United States Army.