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Congressional Medals of Honor Awarded by
President William Jefferson Clinton
PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON PRAYS WITH MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS - President Bill Clinton (R) bows his head in prayer with the recipients of the Medal of Honor at the White House in Washington, June 21, 2000. Clinton awarded 22 Medals of Honor to Japanese-Americans who distinguished themselves during World War II. Seated next to Clinton are, from right Rudy Davila , Barney Hajiro , Shizuya Hayashi and Senator Daniel Inouye , D-Hawaii. by William Philpott Reuters
President Bill Clinton applauds former Army Specialist Alfred Rascon after awarding him the Congressional Medal of Honor, in Washington February 8, 2000. Al Rascon, born in Mexico, was wounded numerous times during a firefight in Vietnam in March of 1966 as he gave medical aid and protection to comrades. Photo by Mike Theiler Reuters
Yoshio Muranaga, on behalf of his brother, Pfc. Kiyoshi K. Muranaga, receives the Medal of Honor from President Bill Clinton in today's ceremony at the White House. Muranaga, of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, used a mortar with such accuracy and intensity that the Germans withdrew an 88mm antitank gun in Suvereto, Italy, on June 26, 1944. AP
PRESIDENT CLINTON AWARDS MEDAL OF HONOR TO SENATOR INOUYE - President Bill Clinton awards U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye , (D/HA) with the Medal of Honor at the White House in Washington, June 21. Clinton awarded 22 Medals of Honor to Japanese-Americans who distinguished themselves during World War II. wp/Photo by William Philpott Reuters
President Bill Clinton applauds Vernon Baker on receiving the Congressional Medal of Honor
BILL CLINTON PRESENTS THE MEDAL OF HONOR. James L. Day was decorated for his heroism during the battle of Okinawa. Jan 20, 1998
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