Original sentence: 69th Street- S/SGT Marcario Garcia.Garcia joined the Army upon the outbreak of World War II at the recruiting station in his adopted hometown.He was assigned to Company B, 22d Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division.Realizing that his company could not advance because it was pinned down by enemy machinegun fire, Garcia, his own initiative went alone and destroyed two enemy emplacements and captured four prisoners.Staff Sergeant Marcario Garcia or Macario Garcia (January 20, 1920-December 24, 1972) born in Villa de Castano, Mexico, was the first Mexican immigrant  whose heroic actions as a United States Army soldier near Grosshau, Germany during World War II led to the United States President awarding him the Medal of Honor - the United States' highest military decoration.The local government of Houston has honored his memory by naming a middle school after him and on June 27, 1981 the city renamed part of
Edited sentence: He received the award for his heroic actions as a soldier during World War II.He was assigned to Company B, 22nd Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division.Realizing that his company could not advance because it was pinned down by enemy machine gun fire, Garcia, on his own initiative, went alone and destroyed two enemy emplacements and captured four prisoners.Staff Sergeant Marcario Garcia or Macario Garcia (January 20, 1920-December 24, 1972) born in Villa de Castano, Mexico, was the first Mexican immigrant awarded the Medal of Honor, the United States' highest military decoration.The local government of Houston honored his memory by naming a middle school after him as well as renaming part of 69th Street in Houston "S/SGT Marcario Garcia Street".Upon the outbreak of World War II, Garcia joined the United States Army at a recruiting station in his adopted hometown