in total there were 69 American men awarded this prestigious medal including decorated war hero Sgt. John Thomas who has been credited with saving the lives of eleven men from his battalion by repetitively running into the battlefield and dragging out the wounded men. This figure was found on the national Vietnam museum website
No list exists with the names of all Bronze Star Medals awarded for Iraq War. I suspect there are thousands, and because the war continues, there will be thousands more. One of the reasons for this is that the BSM is awarded not only for valor on the battlefield, but also for achievement in the theater of operation .
No list exists. The Bronze Star medal was created in 1944, so it has existed for over 65 years. A time when the US was involved in WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq/Afghanistan, to name but a few. Because the medal is awarded for combat and non-combat actions, tens of thousands have been awarded.
Army Captain Humayun Khan, a Pakistani-American Muslim, was killed in Iraq in June 2004, while saving members of his unit from a car bomb. For his bravery, he was posthumously (after his death) awarded not only the Bronze Star but also the Purple Heart. He was only 27 years old when he died.
There are 3 stars in Iraq flag.
There have been many female recipients of the Bronze Star, which is a prestigious military award. Some notable female Bronze Star winners include Senator Tammy Duckworth, who received the award for her service in the Iraq War, Sergeant Leigh Ann Hester for her bravery in combat in Afghanistan, and Colonel Ruby Bradley, a nurse who earned the award for her service in World War II and the Korean War.
Almost certainly since the information highway and information flow has changed with modern warfare. It remains imperfect, but is light-years ahead of Vietnam.
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The Mezopotamians (in today Iraq and Iran) and Sumerians.
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Joe Biden's son Beau (who died of cancer in 2015) was the one who served in the military, and his unit did a tour of duty in Iraq. Beau became a member of the Army National Guard in 2003, and his unit was deployed to Iraq in 2008; he served there for a year, and was awarded a Bronze Star for his service.
well obviously,if Iraq is across the Atlantic ocean I'd assume you'll be awarded the overseas service ribbon.If you are there 6 mos or more you will get the ssdr.
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Johnson Beharry is famous for being the first recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest military decoration for valor in the British armed forces, since the Falklands War. He was awarded the medal for his courageous actions in saving the lives of comrades during the Iraq War in 2004.