How many Congressional Medals of Honor were awarded for actions on D-Day?

Yes, Edison was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

No. The Congressional Medal of Honor is not awarded to civilians. He was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal. ...

who was awarded the congressional medal of honor for his defense of an important hill ...

World War 1: 124 awarded World War 2: 464 awarded Vietnam: 246 awarded Bringing a total of 834 medals awarded. ...

Why was Lawrence M. Peters awarded the Congressional Medal Of Honor for his service in Vietnam? ...

96 US Medals of Honor were awarded for WWI.

SSG Romesha was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

432 Medals of Honor were awarded in WWII, but long after the end of the war, a group of 10 or so black WWII soldiers (some posthumously) were added to that number. They were given lesser awards because during the war the US Army was segregated, and as a result, no black Americans were awarded the MOH. ...

Five Medals of Honor have been awarded, all posthumously, since September 11th, 2001. ...

96 US Medals of Honor were awarded for WWI service.

There is no limit. However, since the Medal of Honor is reserved for only the most profound actions far beyond gallantry of others, it is rarely awarded. ...

She was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.

432 Medals of Honor were awarded in WWII, although at least a dozen more since then have been added. By ethnic background ...

Congressional Gold Medal is the highest honor which a civilian may be awarded. The Congressional Medal of Honor is strictly military. ...

There have been 8 Medals of Honor awarded since Viet Nam.

The Medal of Honor is awarded by the President of the USA (Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces) in the name of the Congress. This is why it is sometimes referred to as "the Congressional Medal of Honor" in error, ...

These totals reflect the total number of Medals of Honor awarded. Nineteen (19) men received a second award: fourteen of these men received two separate Medals for two separate actions; five received both the Navy and the Army Medals of Honor for the same action. The total number of Medal of Honor recipients is 3,408. Total Medals of Honor awarded: 3,459 Total number of Medal of Honor recipients: 3,440 Total number of double recipients: 19 As of 13 April 2003, there are...

Medal of Honor is the correct nomenclature, each major branch of the military has their Medal of Honor. Award of the Medal of Honor is approved by congress and presented to the recipient by the president. Possibly because of congress authorization, the Medal of Honor gets tagged mistakenly as the Congressional Medal of Honor. Again, there is no Congressional Medal of Honor, if anyone can show me what one looks like I would appreciate it. I can easily show what each branch...

There have been 3,469 awarded.

(in the US) Only the Congressional Medal of Honor.

87 African Americans have been awarded the Medal of Honor

The Congressional Medal Of Honor Society of the United States of America shows that 41 Hispanics have been awarded the MOH. ...

The Congressional Medal of Honor is awarded only for military service, not for civilian service. Civilians do not win it. The Congressional Gold Medal and the Presidential Medal of Freedom are the hight civilian honors given in the US. Now, it may be possible that the Congressional Medal Honor has been given by mistake a few times or to civilians who took heroic actions during a war they were officially not a part of. While most erroneous medals were revoked, it seems...

Teddy Rosevelt was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor on January 16, 2001. ...

IRISH. "The Irish have more than twice the number awarded any other ethnic group." and "257 Irish-born Americans have received the Congressional Medal of Honor which represents more than half of foreign-born MOH recipients.." ...