Only three: New Zealand Infantryman Charles Upham, the only recipient for combat actions and Royal Army Medical Corps doctors Noel Chavasse and Arthur Martin-Leake, for the rescue of wounded whilst under fire.
A total of 1356 have been awarded. 1353 to individuals
During World War I, a total of 628 individuals were awarded the Victoria Cross (VC), which is the highest military decoration for bravery in the British and Commonwealth forces. The VC was awarded for exceptional acts of valor in the face of enemy action. The recipients included soldiers from various backgrounds and nationalities who displayed extraordinary courage during the conflict.
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11 Gurkhas got VC in 2nd World War.
11th February, 1864.
No Canadian was awarded the VC in 1914. 6 were awarded for actions in 1915, but none for 1914.
VC only appears on the 2006 British 50 Pence coin. VC stands for "Victoria Cross" and is the highest military decoration which is, or has been, awarded for valour "In the face of the enemy" to members of the armed forces of various British Commonwealth/Empire countries or territories. The degree of valour required to earn a VC can be indicated by the fact that many were awarded posthumously.
The VC (628 awarded) and the Medal of Honor (124 awarded).
The Victoria Cross (VC) is awarded for acts of valor in the face of the enemy. It is typically conferred during or after military operations, with recommendations coming from commanding officers based on the individual's courageous actions. The award can be given posthumously, meaning it can be awarded to those who have died in the act of valor. The VC is the highest military honor in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth nations.
the gurkhas No, the Gurkhas have only been awarded 1 VC since end of WW2, The Parachute Regiment has been awarded 3 in that time
There are 1356 recipients, the most recent is LCpl Johnson Beharry VC. New Zeelander
The VC was awarded 634 times in WW-1.