Under the Stolen Valor Act, it is a federal offense to purchase a replica of the Congressional Medal of Honor. It is a criminal offense to wear and display even a real Medal of Honor if you are not the person who actually earned the medal. Fortunately, in June 2012, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down the law by finding it unconstitutional.
By US law, it is illegal to manufacture replicas of the Medal of Honor
In the US, the highest military medal is the Medal of Honor. There is no "degree" associated with this medal.
In the US, it is the Medal of Honor. It is the highest award available.
The US Medal of Honor has been awarded twice to nineteen people.
The Medal of Honor is EARNED!
The US Medal of Honor was created in 1862, during the American Civil War 1861-1865. It was awarded shortly thereafter during the war.
The highest award US military personnel can receive is the Medal of Honor
In the US, the highest military medal is the Medal of Honor. There is no "degree" associated with this medal.
The Medal of Honor is the highest medal for bravery that can be issued to a US soldier.
It is the goddess Minerva that is pictured on the US Medal of Honor.
The Medal of Honor is the highest award that a member of the US Military can be awarded.
In the US, it is the Medal of Honor. It is the highest award available.
No, the Medal of Honor is the highest award presented in the US Armed Forces.
medal of honor
There are no age requirements for the Medal of Honor. If you are a member of the US Military, you are eligible for the award.
Charles Lindbergh who was awarded by the USA a Medal of Honor, received from NAZI GERMANY before the start of WWII their equivalent of the US Medal of Honor.
Because the awarding of the Medal of Honor is done by an act of Congress. The US Medal of Honor was authorized by the Congress in 1862. The first Army soldier to receive the Medal was Private Jacob Parrott.
Private First Class Jose F. Valdez, US Army, Medal of Honor, WWII. Private Joe P. Martinez, US Army, Medal of Honor, WWII. Private First Class Alejandro R. Renteria, US Army, Medal of Honor, WWII. Staff Sergeant Ambrosio Guillen, USMC, Medal of Honor, Korea. Specialist Fourth Class Daniel D. Fernandez, US Army, Medal of Honor, Vietnam.