Purple Heart
The Purple Heart is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving, on or after April 5, 1917, with the U. S. military.
Purple Heart People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Daniel Inouye
Former President pro tempore of the United States Senate
James E. Robinson
American lawyer
Robert M. Kimmitt
Former United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury
Robert L. Stewart
Astronaut
Danny Dietz
Alexander Jefferson
Airman
Robert H. Shumaker
Thomas R. Norris
Military officer
John N. Mitchell
Former United States Attorney General
Bud Moore
Former american football player
Joe R. Baldonado
Military officer
Fernando Luis García
Military personnel
Eduardo C. Gomez
Veteran
Rodolfo P. Hernández
Soldier
Joseph C. Rodríguez
Military personnel
John Finn
American character actor
Jack H. Jacobs
Military officer
John Geoghegan
Robert L. Howard
Charles E. Potter
Former U.S. senator
Jon Burge
American police detective
Rocky Bleier
American football player
Michael A. Monsoor
Naval officer
Charles B. Macdonald
American golfer
Henry Johnson
Former State Treasurer of Wisconsin
Ralph Johnson
Computer science researcher
Stanley Adams
American actor
Lauri Törni
Soldier
Cleto Rodríguez
Duke Cunningham
Former United States Representative
Holland Smith
General
Romus Burgin
American author
Jack J. Pendleton
Soldier
Donald K. Ross
Officer
Albert H. Rooks
David Hackworth
Journalist
Michael E. Thornton
Military officer
Leon Vance
Fictional character
Ysmael R. Villegas
Soldier
Walter D. Ehlers
Soldier
Mitchell Paige
American military officer
Lloyd Williams
Australian property developer
Joseph Sarnoski
Military personnel
Barney Hajiro
Military personnel
Louis J. Hauge Jr.
Military personnel
William A. Eddy
University professor
David W. Sommers
Military personnel
