Purple Heart
The Purple Heart is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving, on or after April 5, 1917, with the U. S. military.
Purple Heart People (First 49 people) - Page 10
Robert Hanson
Composer
Robert Howard
Martial artist
Robert James Dixon
General
John A. Pittman
Military personnel
Loren R. Kaufman
Soldier
Steve Pisanos
Greek aviator
Thomas Leigh
Former Lord Mayor of London
John W. Collier
Soldier
Ross Gray
Footballer
Thomas A. Schwartz
General
Tomás Charles
Argentine footballer
Wes Clark
American professional basketball player
Wesley Phelps
Military personnel
William D. Morgan
Military personnel
William E. Shuck Jr.
William Hawkins
Former Governor of North Carolina
William Richardson
Literary critic
Yukio Okutsu
Military personnel
John Melcher
Former member of the United States Senate
Uday Singh
Indian Politician
Riley Howell
C Charlon
Author
K. Ross
Author
John Thorson
Author
William Ashhurst
English Politician
Virginia Puller
Chesty Puller's wife
Woody Williams
American baseball coach
Daniel Edwards
Author
Francis C. Hammond
Mariner
Daniel Fernández
Argentina singer
Harold Lucas
Musician
Richard A. Anderson
Tommy Frank
British boxer
Bobby Howard
American football player
Ralph Smith
Jedediah Smith's brother
Patten Smith
John Kennedy
Scottish football coach
Charles Brunson
American football running back
Earl Anderson
American ice hockey player
John Thomas Kennedy
Leslie Allen Bellrichard
Military personnel
Frederick Irving
Former Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs of the United States
Jon R. Cavaiani
Soldier
Robert H. Jenkins Jr.
Military personnel
John R. Deane Jr.
General ‧ John R. Deane's son
W. D. Ehrhart
American poet
Billy Waugh
Soldier
