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 5
Boyd Wagner
American aviator
Daniel D. Schoonover
Elwood Richard Quesada
Henry A. Wise
Former Governor of Virginia
Montgomery C. Meigs
Civil engineer
Homer L. Wise
Soldier
Jimmy G. Stewart
Soldier
Dudley W. Morton
Submariner
Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr.
General
Michael S. Davison
Military personnel
Charles L. Bolte
Officer
Joseph Vittori
Military personnel
Peter C. Lemon
Soldier
Eugene Ashley, Jr.
Soldier
Webster Anderson
Military personnel
Garfield M. Langhorn
Military personnel
Lawrence Joel
Soldier
Brian L. Buker
Soldier
John Levitow
Airman
Donald Russell Long
Military personnel
Peter S. Connor
Ronald J. Shurer
Fighter
Kenneth Michael Kays
Soldier
Howard V. Lee
Officer
Ernest N. Harmon
Senior officer
Jose F. Valdez
Soldier
Joe P. Martínez
Soldier
Silvestre S. Herrera
Rudolph B. Davila
Officer
Jimmie W. Monteith
Officer
William A. Soderman
Soldier
William E. Hall
Officer
Donald N. Aldrich
Pilot
Eli L. Whiteley
Military personnel
Bobbie E. Brown
Military personnel
William D. Hawkins
Officer
Jefferson DeBlanc
American fighter pilot
Day G. Turner
Soldier
Francis Junior Pierce
Military personnel
Robert L. Wilson
Almond E. Fisher
Officer
Donald J. Ruhl
George Edward Wahlen
Mariner
Stephen R. Gregg
Military personnel
William G. Walsh
Tony Stein
Military personnel
Harry L. Martin
Officer
