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 6
James D. Slaton
Soldier
Elden H. Johnson
Soldier
Leonard L. Alvarado
Veteran
Gus Kefurt
Soldier
Frank P. Witek
Van T. Barfoot
Officer
Salvador J. Lara
Veteran
Mikio Hasemoto
Soldier
Pedro Cano
Veteran
Daniel J. Callaghan
Naval commander
John James Powers
Officer
Lloyd C. Hawks
Edward Clyde Benfold
Mariner
John D. Magrath
Soldier
Leonard C. Brostrom
Missioner
James E. Swett
Military officer
Richard K. Sorenson
Justice M. Chambers
Officer
Luther Skaggs Jr.
Military personnel
Douglas E. Dickey
Paul Ronald Lambers
Soldier
John J. Kedenburg
Soldier
Luttrell
Musical artist
DeWitt Peck
General
Randolph M. Pate
General
Jonas H. Ingram
Commanding officer
Louis Wright
American football player
Junior Edwards
TV personality
Louis R. Lowery
Photographer
Harold G. Schrier
Military officer
Wayne Gilchrest
Former United States Representative
John Joseph Parle
Officer
James E. Robinson Jr.
Officer
Ronald D. Castille
Former District Attorney of Philadelphia
Frank E. Petersen
American aviator
Major Lloyd W. Williams
Officer
Paul Bloomquist
Melvin Maas
U. S. representative
Marcus LaTrill
Musical artist
Marvin Glenn Shields
Military personnel
Edwin D. Patrick
Richard E. Kraus
Military personnel
Alexander Bonnyman Jr.
Military officer
donald m. call
Soldier
Samuel L. Howard
Charles D. Mize
Military personnel
Mitchell Red Cloud, Jr.
Soldier
