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All Medal of Honor recipients are listed on the web page. If it is not listed there, contact the web master to validate. They will double check to make sure it wasn't inadvertently left off.
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How many recipients of the medal of honor are still alive?
That answer is subject to change on a daily basis since many of the 87 living recipient are growing old (Barney F. Hajiro, US Army is 94). But there are 15 living Medal of Honor winners from the Marine Corps among that select group.
What describes an official request for congressional attention on a specific use?
An initiative is an official request for congressional attention to a specific issue.
What describes a official request for congressional attention on a specific issue?
An initiative is an official request for congressional attention to a specific issue.
What is the official record of congress called?
Congressional Record
What is the name of the official proceedings kept by congress?
The Congressional Record.
The official minutes of congress are published daily whenever congress is in session what is the official record called?
i dont know, but i wish i knew. i came here lking 4 an answer and it had innopropiate stuff so, i had 2 change it. so sorry! - Maggie Cullen The Congressional Record
What do you call the official record kept by congress?
th congressional record
The official minute of Congress are published daily whenever Congress is in session what is this official record called?
The congressional record.
What is the race percentage for welfare recipients in Kentucky?
I do not have specific data on the race percentage for welfare recipients in Kentucky. You may want to refer to official government sources or research studies for this information.
How many medal of honors still live in 2009?
There are 96 living recipients of the MOH alive today.
Where are all the speeches votes and hearings of the congress published each day?
congressional record.
When is Deceased capitalized?
The term "Deceased" is capitalized when used as a proper noun preceding a person's name, such as on official documents or legal forms. In regular text, it is not necessary to capitalize "deceased."
