Congressional Gold Medal
A Congressional Gold Medal is an award bestowed by the United States Congress. The congressional practice of issuing gold medals to occasionally honor recipients from the military began during the American Revolution.
Congressional Gold Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Theodore Hesburgh
American priest
Barbara Erickson London
Pilot
Teresa
Mexican telenovela
Norman Borlaug
American agronomist
George L. Stout
Santa Teresa
Henry A. Wise
Former Governor of Virginia
Gail Halvorsen
Commanding officer
yunis
Musical artist
Johnston Blakeley
Navy officer
Tenzin
Film character
Martin Lücker
German organist
Robert Drost
American computer scientist
George Stout
Philosopher
Henry Chapin
Judge
Jonas Stark
Football player
J. R. Martin
Linguist
Lee Frost
Film director
Luther Martin
Politician
Martin King
Irish television presenter
Mohammad Yunus
Indian ambassador
Muhamad Yunus
Indonesian footballer
Richard Byrd
American naval officer
Tereza
Theodore Martin
Scottish poet
Thérésa
French singer
Pope John II
Bishop of Rome
Rob Frost
Author
14th Dalai Lama (Tenzin Gyatso)
Robert Goddard
English novelist
Catherine Johnson
Aung San
Former Premier of British Burma
Martin Kind
Managing Director of Kind Hörgeräte
Jacqueline Robinson
John Paul
Actor
John Sinatra
Jefferson Thomas
Minnijean Brown-Trickey
Billy Mitchell
General
Terrence Roberts
School teacher
Mary Lasker
American activist
Isaac Hull
Naval officer
Isaac Shelby
Former Governor of Kentucky
Leslie Edwards Jr.
Military personnel
Willie Rogers
Singer
Domício da Gama
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil
Edmund P. Gaines
Officer
