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 9
Hershel Gober
Government official
Charles W. Lindberg
John H. Leims
Commanding officer
Robert D. Russ
Alford L. McLaughlin
Bob Kalsu
American american football player
Cornelius H. Charlton
Soldier
Edwin H. Simmons
General
Emilio A. De La Garza
Military personnel
Ernest R. Kouma
Soldier
Fred Zabitosky
Soldier
George D. Libby
Soldier
George H. Gay Jr.
Pilot
Gilbert G. Collier
Soldier
Harold Robert Aaron
Military personnel
Henry Svehla
Soldier
James C. Dozier
Officer
Jerry K. Crump
Military personnel
David Webster
Football player
Edwin Smith
Photographer
Émile Perez
Author
Emory L. Bennett
Military personnel
Fred Smith
American guitarist
Frederick Smith
British entomologist
George E. Leach
Former Mayor of Minneapolis
George R. Mather
Military personnel
George Watson
Soldier
Hilliard A. Wilbanks
Officer
James Rowe
English footballer
John S. Walmsley, Jr.
Pilot
Jack Jacobs
American football player
Louis J. Sebille
Fighter pilot
John Astle
Former Maryland State Senator
John Swainson
Former Governor of Michigan
Manuel Pérez
Cuban film director
Manuel Pérez Jr.
Soldier
María Inés Ortiz
American nurse
Max Thompson
Military personnel
Michael Murphy
Author
Michael Valente
Military personnel
Miguel Vera
Soldier
Mike Murphy
Irish broadcaster
Arleigh Burke
Admiral
Enrique Romero
Spanish footballer
Ramón Núñez-Juárez
Military personnel
Ramón Núñez
Footballer
Robert Bohn
German author