Chartered by Congress in 1958
Congressional
Medal of Honor Society
Honor the Sacrifice; Inspire the Future.
The Society’s membership is comprised of those who wear the Medal of Honor, the United States’ highest military award for valor. Through the Society's Outreach, Education and History initiatives, the Medal of Honor Recipients continue their service across the nation.
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March is always a significant month for Medal of Honor Recipients, filled with community engagements and historic events culminating in Medal of Honor Day on March 25th. The Congressional Medal of Honor Society recognizes this important occasion with #MedalofHonorMarch, a month-long tribute to the extraordinary valor and sacrifice of Medal of Honor Recipients.
This March, the Society will share stories of heroism, historical facts about the Medal, and reflections on the enduring legacy of these courageous individuals. Follow us on social media to stay tuned with Recipient events and to honor their selfless service and unwavering commitment to our nation.
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Congressional Medal of Honor Society Seeks Nominations for 2025 Citizen Honors Awards
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