Medal of Honor



The UNSC Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration awarded by the United Nations Space Command to its Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and Airmen.

Background
The Medal of Honor is awarded for singular, conspicuous acts of individual gallantry and steadfast devotion among Soldiers, Sailors, Pilots, and Marines during times of war and need.

History
Originally created in 1782 by George Washington of the United States of America, the Medal of Honor has been used continuously for almost eight hundred years. Its appearance has remained virtually the same since the 1940s. However, instead of being worn around the neck as the members of the United States military, the UNSC Medal of Honor is a medal worn with all other medals, on the chest of the wearer.

Known recipients

 * Fleet Admiral Sir Terrence Hood
 * Captain Jacob Keyes
 * Lieutenant Commander Miranda Keyes (Posthumous)
 * Master Chief Petty Officer John-117
 * Sergeant Major Avery J. Johnson

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 * United Nations Space Command
 * United States of America