Introducing the New Congressional Medal of Honor Society Tartan
November 9, 2023
Thank you to The Olde School Blazer Company for gifting the Medal of Honor Recipients blazers in the newly designed Congressional Medal of Honor Society Tartan. The Recipients wore their…
Welcoming the 2024-2026 CMOHS Board of Directors
During the recent Medal of Honor Convention, Society members convened to conduct essential organizational business, culminating in the election of fellow recipients to serve on the 2024-2026 Board of Directors.…
2023 Medal of Honor Convention
November 6, 2023
The 2023 Medal of Honor Medal of Honor Convention has come to a close, and we are reflecting on the many opportunities the Medal of Honor Recipients had to connect…
In Memoriam – Hiroshi Miyamura and Frank Herda
November 2, 2023
Our annual Medal of Honor Convention is this week, and while it is a celebration of the 65 living Recipients, it is also a time to honor Recipients who have…
Honor Those Who Have Served This Veterans Day
October 17, 2023
Veterans Day is an important day for us to observe, as it is a time to honor and remember those who have served our country through the Armed Forces. The…
Honoring Veterans Day in the Classroom: Tips and Lessons for Your School
October 12, 2023
With Veterans Day only a few weeks away, now is the time to start planning lessons and activities for your classroom or school. The Medal of Honor Character Development Program has elementary…
2023 Medal of Honor Convention Begins Soon in New Orleans
The annual Medal of Honor Convention aims to reconnect Recipients with each other, honor those who have passed, conduct Society business, and engage with the local community. This year’s convention…
Brains and Bravery: The Ivy League and its Medal of Honor Recipients
October 3, 2023
By Ensign Andrew Song The public’s imagination of the Ivy League typically centers around U.S. presidents, billionaires featured in Forbes, and professors with Nobel Prizes. Not often thought of are…
Powhatan Beaty: A Gallant Commander
September 29, 2023
In 1861, Richmond, Virginia, was no different than most other cities in the United States, in that there were no permanent defenses to protect the city. That would quickly change.…
A Museum for the Extraordinary: Renovating The Medal of Honor Museum
August 18, 2023
Honor the Sacrifice; Inspire the Future On September 12, 2023, The Medal of Honor Museum at Patriots Point, operated by the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, will close to the…