Yes he did, he also received the Bronze Star and 3 Purple Hearts while serving 2 tours of duty in Vietnam.
yes
Try the "American War Library."
It was awarded for Gallentry in Action.
The silver union star in front of the serial number on new, colour post-2004, $50 bills is a security feature of the note to make counterfeiting more difficult. A small star after the serial number an any denomination indicates that the original note had a printing error and was replaced.
The Silver Star banner meant a member of that household was serving in the Armed Forces. They were available with as many stars as necessary (some families had multiple members in the services). If a family member lost their life, the silver star was replaced with a gold star.
They receive the Silver Star. They also receive a copy of the citation.
No, they do not
It was impossible for ANYONE to receive a Silver Star Medal in WWI, as the medal did not exist until the early 1940's.
Try: The American War Library.
Yes, and Kerry also received the Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts.
no he diddnt he won silver somebody else won bronze
Ask to see his discharge papers. If it's not documented, then no he didn't receive it.
Check the National Archive. A link can be found below.
He earned the Distinguished Service Cross twice, the Silver Star seven times, the medal of honor.
Silver Star was created in 1932.
Give the American War Library a try.
Silver Bauhinia Star was created in 1997.