Air Medal
The Air Medal is a military decoration of the United States Armed Forces. It was created in 1942 and is awarded for single acts of heroism or meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight.
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George H. W. Bush
41st U.S. President
George McGovern
Former U.S. senator
Barry Goldwater
Former United States Senator
James Stockdale
Aviator
Oliver Stone
American film director
James Clapper
Former Director of National Intelligence of the United States
James Stewart
American actor
MJ Hegar
Military veteran
Douglas MacArthur
American military leader
Bud Day
Aviator
Norman Schwarzkopf Jr.
General
Richard E. Cole
John Glen
Chief Secretary to the Treasury of the United Kingdom
Nick Hague
American flight test engineer
Chesty Puller
Senior officer
James McDivitt
American aircraft pilot
Robert L. Gibson
American aviator
William Westmoreland
General
Lance Sijan
Fighter pilot
Charles G. Boyd
General
Joseph Kittinger
Pilot
Victor H. Krulak
Author
Robert Hansen
American serial killer
John Glenn
Baseball player
Buzz Aldrin
American former astronaut
Scott D. Altman
Engineer
Jeffrey Ashby
American mechanical engineer
Jimmy Doolittle
American general
Eric Boe
Fighter pilot
Carlos I. Noriega
Astronaut
Charles O. Hobaugh
Astronaut
Norman Thagard
American scientist
Robert M. Kimmitt
Former United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury
Mike Mullane
Engineer
Robert L. Stewart
Astronaut
Andrew M. Allen
American astronaut
Curtis LeMay
American general
Alexander Jefferson
Airman
Otto P. Weyland
General
Thomas D. White
General
Jack H. Jacobs
Military officer
John Geoghegan
Robert L. Howard
Richard Myers
President of Kansas State University
Joseph W. Ashy
General
James V. Hartinger
General
Howell M. Estes III
General
