Air Medal
The Air Medal is a military decoration of the United States Armed Forces. It was created in 1942 and is awarded for single acts of heroism or meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight.
Air Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 6
David C. Schilling
Military officer
Robert E. Galer
James P. Hagerstrom
Fighter pilot
Ira C. Kepford
American football player
Edward Cragg
Aircraft pilot
Glenn E. Duncan
Joseph W. Ralston
Senior officer
John W. Pauly
General
Michael J. Williams
General
William L. Nyland
General
Jeff Danziger
Political cartoonist
James Jabara
Military officer
Duane Beeson
American aircraft pilot
Hubert Zemke
Fighter pilot
Bud Anderson
American test pilot
John C. Herbst
Kenneth H. Dahlberg
American businessman
John T. Godfrey
Jack C. Taylor
American businessman
Keith B. McCutcheon
General
Edward F. Rector
Military officer
Elmer Tarbox
Former State Representative of Texas
C. Wade McClusky
Aviator
Allen Lawrence Pope
Military officer
Albert Baumler
American aircraft pilot
Paul L. Freeman Jr.
Military personnel
Maurice F. Weisner
Commanding officer
Lewis Millett
Officer
Carl Spaatz
American general
Gary L. Littrell
Military personnel
William M. Hoge
Patrick J. Hessian
Military personnel
Walton Walker
General
Gerald R. Johnson
Flying ace
Vermont Garrison
Flying ace
George Andrew Davis Jr.
Fighter pilot
Harold Robert Aaron
Military personnel
William F. Streeter
Julius W. Gates
Military personnel
Duane H. Cassidy
General
John A. Wickham Jr.
General
John P. Jumper
General
William L. Kirk
General
Maurice A. Preston
General
John W. Handy
General
Henry L. Garrett III
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
Alfred G. Hansen
General
