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Hispanic-American
Medal of Honor Recipients
Thirty-seven Hispanic-Americans
are among the more than 3,400 Medal of Honor recipients
to be awarded this decoration from the President, in
the name of Congress, since its creation in 1861.
The U.S. Army Center
of Military History reports that in 1973, the U.S. Senate
ordered the citations for these brave acts be compiled
and reprinted in a volume published by the Government
Printing Office.
The following narratives
describe the heroic efforts of the 37 Hispanic-American
Medal of Honor recipients, as they appear in the Congressional
compilation. Any misspellings or other mistakes can
be attributed to the original narrative.
List of recipients
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ADAMS,
LUCIAN
BACA,
JOHN P.
BARKELEY,
DAVID B.
BAZAAR,
PHILIP
BENAVIDEZ,
ROY P.
DE
LA GARZA, EMILIO A., JR.
DIAS,
RALPH E.
FERNANDEZ,
DANIEL
GARCIA,
FERNANDO LUIS
GARCIA,
MARCARIO
GOMEZ,
EDWARD
GONSALVES,
HAROLD
GONZALEZ,
ALFREDO
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GONZALES,
DAVID M.
GUILLEN,
AMBROSIO
HERNANDEZ,
RODOLFO P.
HERRERA,
SILVESTRE S.
JIMENEZ,
JOSE FRANCISCO
KEITH,
MIGUEL
LOPEZ,
BALDOMERO
LOPEZ,
JOSE M.
LOZADA,
CARLOS JAMES
MARTINEZ,
BENITO
MARTINEZ,
JOE P.
OBREGON,
EUGENE ARNOLD
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ORTEGA,
JOHN
PEREZ, MANUEL, JR.
RASCON,
ALFRED
ROCCO, LOUIS R.
RODRIGUEZ,
CLETO
RODRIGUEZ,
JOSEPH C.
RUBIO,
EURIPIDES
RUIZ,
ALEJANDRO R. RENTERIA
SANTIAGO-COLON,
HECTOR
SILVA,
FRANCE
VALDEZ,
JOSE F.
VARGAS,
M. SANDO, JR.
VILLEGAS,
YSMAEL R.
YABES,
MAXIMO
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