Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Celebrating Hispanic Heritage
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Medal of Honor Recipients
Profiles in History
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Nicholas Lucero, a Hispanic, received the French Croix de Guerre during World War I for destroying two German machine gun nests and maintaining constant fire for three hours.

Silhoutte of Soldier and Bradley vehicle OVERVIEW
HONORING THE LEGACY OF STRENGTH AND SERVICE

Throughout the history of our nation, Hispanic-American Soldiers have embodied the Army's core values for generations. From the birth of our nation to the current Global War on Terrorism, Hispanic-American Soldiers have effectively provided strength and leadership in defending the freedoms of the United States.

The U.S. Army celebrates the Hispanic-American Soldier — Generaciones (Generations): Centuries of Service and Valor — recognizing the contributions of Hispanic-American Soldiers and their importance to the nation in the past, present and future.

Photo of the Army Medal of Honor

Medal of Honor Recipients

The Medal of Honor is the highest award given to the greatest of our military heroes for their actions that have helped form our nation's rich history.

Photo of U.S. Army Soldier in Vietnam.

Profiles in History

Throughout history, Hispanic-American individuals have made their mark within the history of this nation with their courage, leadership and honor.

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