A World War II U.S. Army First Sergeant who received the Croix de Guerre avec Palme from France might be lost to history due to several factors, including the sheer number of service members who fought in the war, overshadowing individual stories. Additionally, many records may have been lost or not adequately preserved, making it difficult for historians to track and document specific contributions. The focus on high-ranking officers or well-known battles often leads to the omission of lower-ranking soldiers who played critical roles in their units. Lastly, societal factors, such as the lack of recognition for certain service members based on race or background, may also contribute to their obscurity in historical narratives.
U-boats are submarines. They were used for Guerre de Course (commerce raiding) and scouting.
Weak naval powers, such as Germany during both world wars, had to revert to "Commerce Raiding" (Guerre de Course) as they did not have a powerful enough surface navy to challenge their enemies on the high seas. Thus their submarines fought primarily merchant warfare; and not fleet actions (Guerre de Escadre).
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I believe it is Needham Roberts, unless you got the research wrong.
The highest military honor from France during World War I was the Croix de Guerre, and one of the most notable recipients was Sergeant Alvin York, an American soldier. He received the Croix de Guerre for his extraordinary bravery during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in 1918, where he captured a significant number of enemy soldiers. York's actions, along with those of other soldiers, were instrumental in the Allied victory, highlighting the valor recognized by France.
Croix de Guerre, Le'gion d'Honneur and Rosette of the Re'sistance for her heroic war efforts in France during World War II
Carrier pigeons, maybe... The Croix de Guerre Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster was awarded to Cher Ami, pigeon hero of the Lost Battallion in WW1...
Pierre Tisseyre has written: '55 heures de guerre' -- subject(s): Biography, Canada, Canada. Canadian Army, Canadian Personal narratives, French Personal narratives, Personal narratives, Canadian, Personal narratives, French, Soldiers, World War, 1939-1945
Medal of HonorDistinguished Service Cross Silver Star (with oak leaf cluster)Legion of Merit Bronze Star (with oak leaf cluster and Valor device)Purple Heart (with two oak leaf clusters)Department of the Army Outstanding Civilian Service AwardU.S. Army Good Conduct Medal Presidential Unit Citation (with oak leaf cluster)American Campaign Medal European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal (with one silver service star & four bronze service stars, representing nine campaigns, and one bronze arrowhead, representing assault landing at Sicily and Southern France)World War II Victory MedalArmy of Occupation Medal (with Germany Clasp)Armed Forces Reserve MedalFrench Legion of Honor - Grade of Chevalier French Croix de guerre (with Silver Star)French Croix de guerre (with Palm)Medal of Liberated FranceBelgian Croix de guerre (with 1940 Palm)French Fourragère in Colors of the Croix de guerre Combat Infantryman Badge Marksman Badge with Rifle Component Bar Expert Badge with Bayonet Component Bar Source: Wikipedia.
la deuxième guerre mondiale
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Performed commerce raiding (Guerre de Course).
China and India
Guerre de Course (Commerce Raiding).
What do you call a world without war?