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Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients
Mediterranean Theater of Operations
World War II
1st Armored Division, "Old Ironsides"- Thomas Fowler 1A, 23 May 44
- Nicholas Minue 1A/6AI, 28 Apr 43
1st Infantry Division, "The Big Red One"- James Reese 1/26, 5 Aug 43
2nd Armored Division, "Hell On Wheels"- Gerry Kisters 2A, 31 Jul 43
- 2nd Cavalry Division
3rd Infantry Division, "Rock of the Marne"- Maurice Britt 3, 10 Nov 43
- John Dutko 3, 23 May 44
- Eric Gibson 3, 28 Jan 44
- Alton Knappenberger 3, 1 Feb 44
- Floyd Lindstrom 3, 11 Nov 43
- Henry Schauer 3, 23-24 May 44
- David Waybur 3/3Recon, 17 Jul 43
- Rudolph Davila 3/7, 28 May 44
- Truman Olson 3/7, 30-31 Jan 44
- Sylvester Antolak 3/15, 24 May 44
- Herbert Christian 3/15, 2-3 Jun 44
- Robert Craig, 3/15 11 Jul 43
- Elden Johnson 3/15, 3 Jun 44
- James Mills 3/15, 24 May 44
- Arlo Olson 3/15, 13 Oct 43
- Lloyd Hawks 3/30, 30 Jan 44
- Patrick Kessler 3/30, 23 May 44
- John Squires 3/30, 23-24 Apr 43
9th Infantry Division, "Old Reliable"- William Nelson 9/60, 24 Apr 43
10th Mountain Division- John Magrath 10M/85, 14 Apr 45
34th Infantry Division, "Red Bull" (see note 1)- Robert Booker 34/133, 9 Apr 43
- Mikio Hasemoto 34/133/100/B, 29 Nov 43
- Shizuya Hayashi 34/133/100/A, 29 Nov 43
- Yeiki Kobashigawa 34/133/100/B, 2 Jun 44
- Beryl Newman 34/133, 26 May 44
- Allan Ohata 34/133/100/B, 29-30 Nov 43
- Leo J. Powers 34/133, 3 Feb 44
- Paul Riordan 34/133, 3-8 Feb 44
- Ernest Dervishian 34/135, 8 Jan 45
- George Hall 34/135, 23 May 44
- Furman Smith 34/135, 31 May 44
- Thomas Wigle 34/135, 14 Sep 44
- William Galt 34/168, 29 May 44
- Kaoru Moto 34/442/100/C, 7 Jul 44
- Kiyoshi Muranaga 34/442/2/F, 26 Jun 44
- Shinyei Nakamine 34/442/100/B, 2 Jun 44
- William Nakamura 34/442/2/G, 4 Jul 44
- Frank Ono 34/442/2/G, 4 Jul 44
- Kazuo Otani 34/442/2/G, 15 Jul 44
- Ted Tanouye 34/442/3/K, 7 Jul 44
36th Infantry Division, "Texas" (see note 1)- Arnold Bjorklund 36, 13 Sep 43
- William Crawford 36, 13 Sep 43
- James Logan 36, 9 Sep 43
- Homer Wise 36/142, 14 Jun 44
- Charles Kelly 36/143, 13 Sep 43
- Thomas McCall 36/143, 22 Jan 44
- Barney Hajiro 36/442/3/I, 19,22,29 Oct 44
- Robert Kuroda 36/442/2/H, 20 Oct 44
- Joe Nishimoto 36/442/2/G, 7 Nov 44
- James Okubo 36/442/MedDet, 28-29 Oct, 4 Nov 44
- George Sakato 36/442/2/E, 29 Oct 44
45th Infantry Division, "Thunderbird"- Ernest Childers 45, 22 Sep 43
- Jack Montgomery 45, 22 Feb 44
- Van Barfoot 45/157, 23 May 44
- James Slaton 45/157, 23 Sep 43
- William Johnston 45/180, 17,19 Feb 44
82nd Airborne Division, "All-American"
85th Infantry Division, "Custer"- George Keathley 85, 14 Sep 44
- Chris Carr 85/337, 1-2 Oct 44
- Orville Bloch 85/338, 22 Sep 44
- Robert Waugh 85/339, 11-14 May 44
88th Infantry Division, "Blue Devil" (see note 1)- Robert Roeder 88/350/2/G, 27-28 Sep 44
- Charles Shea 88/350/2/F, 12 May 44
- Masato Nakae 88/442/100/A, 19 Aug 44
91st Infantry Division, "Powder River"- Roy Harmon 91/362, 12 Jul 44
- Oscar Johnson 91/363, 16-18 Sep 44
92nd Infantry Division, "Buffalo Soldier" (see note 1)- John R. Fox 92/366<, 26 Dec 44
- Vernon Baker 92/370<, 5-6 Apr 45
- Joe Hayashi 92/442/3/K, 20,22 Apr 45
- Daniel Inouye 92/442/2/E, 21 Apr 45
- Yukio Okutsu 92/442/2/F, 7 Apr 45
- Sadao Munemori 92/442/100/A, 5 Apr 45
- 48th Combat Engineer Battalion
- Joe Specker 48CEBn, 7 Jan 44
- 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion (see note 2)
- Paul Huff 509PIBn, 8 Feb 44
- United States Army Air Corps
- Col Demas T Craw AAC, 8 Nov 42 (French Morocco)
- Maj Pierpoint M Hamilton AAC, 8 Nov 42 (French Morocco)
- Col John R Kane 9AF, 98BmbGrp, 1 Aug 43 (Ploesti)
- 1stLt Raymond L Knight 12AF, 350FtrGrp, 24-25 Apr 45 (Po Valley)
- 2ndLt David R Kingsley 15AF, 97BmbGrp, 23 Jun 44 (Ploesti)
- 1stLt Donald D Pucket 15 AF, 98BmbGrp, 9 Jul 44 (Ploesti)
- United States Navy
- Ens John J Parle USN, 9-10 Jul 43 (Sicily)
Note 1: The 442nd "Go For Broke" Regimental Combat Team and its 100th "Purple Heart" Infantry Battalion were assigned or attached successively to the 34th Infantry Division (Naples-Foggia, Rome-Arno, Anzio), the 88th Infantry Division (Rome-Arno), the 36th Infantry Division (Rhineland), and the 92nd Infantry Division (North Apennines, Po Valley) during World War II. Their 20 Medal of Honor recipients appear above within the lists of those divisions.
Note 2: The Military Lineage report on the 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion indicates, "Personnel authorized to wear the insignia of the French 3d Zouaves Regiment". This is one of those serendipitous invitations for my further research!
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