Decorations

Medal of Honor

Distinguished Service Cross

Silver Star Legion of Merit Flying Cross Soldier's Medal Purple Heart Air Medal

Prisoner of War
Autorized in 1985. It will be awarded retroactively to any service member who has been a POW after April 5, 1917.

Good Conduct
Worn to the left of all US Service Medals

American Defense American Campaign Asiatic Pacific Campaign

European African Middle Eastern Campaign

Except for the American Defense Medal, the campaign medals were at first awarded only as a ribbon. The award was made into a full size medal in 1947. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Awards_and_decorations_of_the_United_States_military)

World War Two Victory Medal Army of Occupation Medal

FOREIGN DECORATIONS IN ORDER OF RECIEPT

Worn in Order of date of reciept. If a nation has awarded two different medals, the medals are worn in the Order of Precidence of the country awarding the medal. When a foreign medal is worn on formal occasions in the host nation, it takes precedence of any other foreign medals awarded.

Victoria Cross (UK) Distingished Flying Cross (UK)

Croix de guerre (Belgium) Croix de guerre (France)
The medals above have a bronze palm, meaning that the recipient has been cited at the Army level.
For more info on the Croix de guerre:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croix_de_Guerre

FOREIGN DECORATIONS AWARDED TO 918th PERSONNEL

(1944)