LIEUNTENANT, JUNIOR GRADE, WILLIAM CLAYTON RAPOSA, UNITED STATES NAVY. (Gold Star in lieu of the Second Navy Cross). “For extraordinary heroism as Pilot of a Torpedo Bomber in Torpedo Squadron […]
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George D Rapport
GEORGE D. RAPPORT received his Distinguished Service Cross while a member of the 105th Infantry, 27th Division in World War I. Mr. Rapport resided in Massachusetts.
John Rarreick
Rarreick (also spelled Raerick) was born in Germany in 1845 and immigrated to the United States with his family in 1851. On 12 November 1866 he enlisted in Company L, […]
CAPT Howard G Rath
Captain HOWARD G. RATH, received the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism over France when the then Lieutenant Rath, while acting as leading observer of a flight consisting of three […]
MAJ Raymond R Rau
Major Raymond R. Rau, received the Distinguished Service Cross in recognition of his extraordinary heroism in Vietnam on 21 June 1967. At that time he was the pilot of reconnaissance […]
Frank Rauschkolb
FIRST LIEUTENANT FRANK RAUSCHKOLB, Air Corps, United States Army. For extraordinary heroism in action off Zamboanga, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on 4 March 1945. Lieutenant Rauschkolb, pilot of a Catalina type […]
LT Dewey Franklin Ray
LIEUTENANT DEWEY FRANKLIN RAY, JR. For extraordinary heroism as Pilot of a Torpedo Bomber Plane in Torpedo Bombing Squadron EIGHTY FOUR, attached to the USS BUNKER HILL during an attack […]
CAPT Eddie S Ray
CAPTAIN EDDIE S. RAY, For extraordinary heroism while serive as Commanding Officer, Company B, ist Light Armored Infantry Battalion, Task Force SHEPHERD, 1st Marine Division in the Emirate of Kuwait […]
CAPT Ronald E Ray
CAPTAIN RONALD E. RAY (then 1st Lt.), U.S. Army, Company A, 2d Battalion, 35th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division. For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his […]
COL Beverly M Read
Colonel Beverly M. Read, for extraordinary heroism while serving as a lieutenant colonel of infantry in action against the enemy near Sokkogae, Korea, on the morning of 7 July 1953, […]