Medals of Honor

The Medal of Honor is the United States’ highest military award, given to service members who demonstrate exceptional bravery, heroism, and self-sacrifice in combat. It recognizes acts above and beyond the call of duty, often involving risking one’s life to save others or achieve vital objectives. Awarded by the President in the name of the U.S. Congress, the medal symbolizes the nation's highest respect for courageous service. It’s a recognition of extraordinary valor, reflecting the recipient’s commitment to their country and fellow soldiers in the face of great danger.