National Medal of Honor Day, established in 1990, occurs on March 25th to honor the bravery of Medal of Honor recipients. This prestigious award, dating back to the Civil War, has been awarded to over 3,500 individuals out of 41 million service members. Recent ceremonies, including a ringing of the New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell, highlighted this recognition. The list of the 40 most recent recipients showcases extraordinary courage, reinforcing the sacrifices made by those in service. The latest presentations by President Biden further showcase ongoing appreciation for these heroic acts.
National Medal of Honor Day on March 25th commemorates the highest military award for bravery; only 3,500 of 41 million service members have received it.
Living Medal of Honor recipients recently rang the New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell and participated in a ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The list of 40 recent Medal of Honor recipients emphasizes the extraordinary courage and inspiration derived from their actions and sacrifices.
The most recent awards were presented in January 2025, including posthumous honors, showcasing the ongoing recognition of bravery in American military history.
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