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How do you find a list of Army Silver Star Winners in the Vietnam War?
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∙ 15y ago
You can't, no one wins anything in war! You are AWARDED a medal or decoration. All you civilians out there; let that sink in. That is a tremendous difference and that difference means a lot to us. Basically, it has to do with the memory of those "who are forever young", for in this "game" not everyone is alive when it's over. Other than that, Google it.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 15y agoNo such list. You could make a pretty penny creating one. Records are available.
Wiki User
∙ 15y agoThe Silver Star was not awarded in World War 1. There was what was called a Citation Star given out in that era (beginning in 1918). Check the National Archives. A link can be found below.
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Is Robert Flavell a Silver Star recipient of the Vietnam war?
Try the "American War Library."
Did Reinhard J. Dearing receive the silver star?
Yes he did, he also received the Bronze Star and 3 Purple Hearts while serving 2 tours of duty in Vietnam.
What do two lines mean on the front of a second world war American helmet?
The US Military M-1 steel helmet was used by the US Air Force (part of the US Army during WW2), US Marines, US Navy/Coast Guard, and the US Army during WW2, the Korean War and Vietnam War. During WW2 & Korea, the US Army steel helmet was worn WITHOUT a camoflage cloth cover; but sometimes with a net to place natural vegetation into the openings for camoflage. US Marines were issued camoflage cloth covers for all 3 wars. Because US Army rank could not be pinned (attached) to the Army's steel helmet it could be painted on. One vertical line gold/yellow for 2nd LT, silver for 1st LT, and two vertical silver lines for CPT (Captain). During the Vietnam War those gold/silver colors went to "black", called "subdued colors." The Vietnam War was the FIRST war in which the US Army issued the camoflage cloth steel helmet covers for general issue to ALL US Army personnel. Subdued (black) rank could now be pinned/attached to the front of those helmets (attached to the cloth). Gold leaf=MAJ/Major Silver leaf=LTC/Lieutenant Colonel Silver Full Eagle=COL/Colonel Silver Star=BGN/Brigader General
What does the star stand for in the Vietnam flag?
the city at night
Most decorated unit in Vietnam war?
The most Decorated unit in the Vietnam war was the U.S Navy Seawolf's They where attached to the brown water Navy, they where created for supporting,inserting,Extracting Special Operation units and often flew there missions at Night. Indiana Rangers were decorated 537 times in Vietnam . 18 Silver Stars, 1 Soldiers Medal, 122 Bronze Stars (87 with "V" device for valor), 101 Purple Hearts,111 Air Medals and 184 Army Commendation Medals (30 with "V" device for valor) were awarded for valor and achievement. No other single Army Infantry company was as decorated during a one-year period of time as the Indiana Rangers.
Who are the Silver and Bronze Star winners from Arkansas?
No list of Silver Star and Bronze Star winners was ever compiled.
Did Paul Wierather win the Silver star in Vietnam?
Was Paul Wierather 564784701 awared the Silver Star in the Vietnam War
Find list Silver Star winners?
There is no such list.
Silver Star winners?
No comprehensive list exists.
Korean War Silver Star Medal winners?
No comprehensive list exists.
Who are the reciiants of the silver star in Vietnam?
See if the: "American War Library"; and "Statistics of the Vietnam War" can be of help.
Was jimi Hendrix awarded the silver star for service in Vietnam?
Yes
DID THE US ARMY GIVE A BRONZE STAR FOR JUST SERVING IN VIETNAM?
No
Did any soldiers win both the bronze and silver star during Vietnam and return home unwonded?
I work with a fellow police officer who cliams to have won both the bronz star and silver star during Vietnam yet was never wonded. He further claims to served 3 tours of duty in country with the U.S. Army. I find it hard to belive an individual won both awards. Does anyone know of this happening?
Is Robert Flavell a Silver Star recipient of the Vietnam war?
Try the "American War Library."
What is the meaning of a Army silver star on a grave?
It indicates that the person buried there was the recipient of the Silver Star Medal, the Army's fourth highest award (behind Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, and Distinguished Service Medal). It usually is represented by an engraved SS or SSN, instead of an actual metal silver star.
Who were the Silver Star winners named Dougherty from World War 2?
Check the National Archives. You'll find a link below.
