| Ainslie, Robert S.
| 1Lt
|
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| Battor, Edward W.
| MSgt
|
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| Beldin,
Bernard E.
| SSgt
| (Ret. Major)
|
| Bezette, David
| A1C
|
|
| Blair, Carl C.
| A3C
|
|
| Bott, Mauro A.
| SSgt
|
|
| Bowden, Patrick
| TSgt
|
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| Brooks, Roy D.
| TSgt
|
|
| Bott, Mauro A.
| SSgt
|
|
| Carbasal, Richard
| A2C
|
|
| Cartwright,
Thomas E.
| Sgt
| Ubon, RTAFB: 13 Jan 1970
|
| Casey, Patrick J.
| A2C
|
|
| Chuzas, Raymond C.
| SSgt
|
|
| Claunch, Richard D.
| Sgt
|
|
| Collopy, Michael A.
| A1C
|
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| Cornwell, Willie S.
| SSgt
|
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| Corwin, Arthur J.
| Capt
|
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| Crowley, George Jr.
| Sgt
|
|
| Delcore, Richard
| TSgt
|
|
| Devore, Stephen E.
| A1C
|
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| Dileo, Ronald J.
| Sgt
|
|
| Ditto, Reginald L.
| Sgt
|
|
| Dougherly, Henry J.
| A2C
|
|
| Eaton, Harry
| MSgt
| Bien Hoa: 71-72
|
| Eckert, Jack L.
| SSgt
|
|
| Evertsen, Richard D.
| Sgt
|
|
| Fields, Gilbert E.
| CMSgt
|
|
| Garmany, Weyman D.
| A1C
|
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| Gasbarro, Emidio
| TSgt
| Phu Cat: 3 May 1967
|
| Gensemer, Harold J.
| Sgt
|
|
| George, George M.
| TSgt
|
|
| Gilbert, Stanley M.
| A1C
| Tan Son Nhut: 31 Jan 1968
|
| Gott,
Marshall A.
| A1C
| Bien Hoa: 31 Jan 1968
|
| Grant, Robert G. III
| A1C
|
|
| Grover, Melvin
| Lt
|
|
| Hart, Wallace
| TSgt
|
|
| Hatton, Danny M.
| Sgt
|
|
| Hawkins, Ronald B.
| A1C
|
|
| Henry, William C.
| Capt
|
|
| Hicks, Billie E.
| SSgt
|
|
| Hiett, Olbert H.
| MSgt
| 26 Jan 1969
|
| Hoelscher, Michael L.
| A1C
| Tan Son Nhut: 6-7 May 1968
|
| Holbrook,
Horace
| A2C
| Posthumously: Bien Hoa: 12 May 1967
|
| Hover, Fred W.
| Capt
|
|
| Howe, Jack S.
| 1Lt
|
|
| Hurley, Michael H.
| TSgt
|
|
| Iles, William R.
| SSgt
|
|
| Ingalsbe, Gerald E.
| Lt
|
|
| Jones,
James B.
| A3C
| Posthumously: Da Nang, 25 Jan 1966
|
| Kelley, Larry R.
| SSgt
|
|
| Kolbinsky, Lester M.
| Sgt
|
|
| Lessire, Harry E.
| TSgt
|
|
| Lewis, Felton
| A2C
|
|
| Logan, Ronald D.
| Sgt
|
|
| Lysaght, Joseph M.
| A1C
|
|
| McKinley, Douglas F.
| SSgt
|
|
| Miears, Alonzo B.
| A1C
|
|
| Miller, Jerry C.
| A1C
|
|
| Novak, John A.
| Lt
|
|
| Orr, Alfred J.
| A2C
|
|
| Osborne, James H.
| SSgt
|
|
| Randall,
James R.
| A1C
| Cam Ranh Bay: 12 Jun 1970
|
| Rockwell, Lavern D.
| SSgt
|
|
| Rupert, Arthur B.
| Maj
| Da Nang, 25 Jan 1966
|
| Schacht, Daniel W.E.
| SSgt
|
|
| Schram, John L.
| Sgt
|
|
| Schrei, Thomas
| Sgt
|
|
| Sheeley, Larry G.
| Sgt
| Phu Cat: 3 May 1967
|
| Smith, Carl H.
| MSgt
|
|
| Stockman, Clarence
| Sgt
|
|
| Sultemeir, Jarell G.
| SSgt
|
|
| Thorneburg, Robert A.
| SSgt
|
|
| Tucker, William T.
| A1C
|
|
| Tuggle,
Neal
| SSgt
| Bien Hoa: 31 Jan 1968
|
| Umstead, William C.
| SSgt
|
|
| Valentine Jr., Robert W.
| A2C
|
|
| Walker, John P.
| A3C
|
|
| Walters, Robert B.
| SSgt
|
|
| Wendt, David H.
| SSgt
|
|
| Wharton, Rawley S.
| SMSgt
| Bien Hoa: 71-72
|
| Wilkerson, John P.
| A2C
|
|
| Wilson, Jack F.
| MSgt
|
|
| Worsham, John H.
| A2C
|
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The
Bronze Star for Valor
[Valor: acts
of heroism performed in ground combat]
Bronze Star Medal was established by Executive Order No. 0410 on
4 FEB 44, awarded to personnel of the US Armed Forces, who on or after
7 DEC 41, distinguished themselves For Heroic or Meritorious Achievement
of Service, not involving aerial flight, in connection with Operations
Against an Opposing Armed Force.
Award:
The award recognizes acts of heroism performed in ground combat if they
are of lesser degree than that required for the Silver Star. It also
recognizes single acts of merit and meritorious service if the achievement
or service is of a lesser degree than that deemed worthy of the Legion
of Merit; but such service must have been accomplished with distinction.
Design:
Designed by the firm of Bailey, Banks and Biddle, is in the shape of
a five-pointed star 1 1/2 inches from point to point. In its center
is a smaller raised star. The small star is set on a raised ten-pointed
figure, from which rays extend to the points of the outer star, giving
the whole a sculptured effect. The reverse of the medal also has a raised
center, with rays extending to the five points of the star. Inscribed
on this are the words "Heroic or Meritorious Achievement,' encircling
a blank space for the recipient's name.
The Ribbon is predominately red, with a narrow blue center stripe
flanked on either side by a narrow white stripe, and a narrow white
stripe at the outer edge. A bronze "V" on the ribbon denotes
combat service.
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