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Skip to content * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW Menu * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW Menu * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW Menu * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW Donate Now * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW Menu * The Medal * The Recipients * The Museum * The Monument * The Institute * The Mission * Our Leadership & Staff * Museum Veterans Network * Cornerstone Membership * Partners and Donors * Careers & Volunteers * The Pressroom * The Update * DONATE NOW Donate Now GRAND OPENING MARCH 25, 2025 329 Days 14 Hours 31 Minutes 18 Seconds Learn More MARCH TO GRAND OPENING Learn More MUSEUM Arlington, Texas MUSEUM Arlington, Texas MONUMENT Washington, D.C. MONUMENT Washington, D.C. GRIFFIN INSTITUTE Global Reach GRIFFIN INSTITUTE Global Reach MUSEUM Arlington, Texas MUSEUM Arlington, Texas MONUMENT Washington, D.C. MONUMENT Washington, D.C. GRIFFIN INSTITUTE Global Reach GRIFFIN INSTITUTE Global Reach THE MEDAL OF HONOR IS THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS RECOGNITION BESTOWED UPON A MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Established by President Abraham Lincoln in 1861, the Medal of Honor is our nation’s highest recognition of valor in combat. Earned through every major conflict in our nation’s history since the Civil War, the Medal of Honor commemorates those who were willing to risk their lives to protect and serve our country and the ideals we hold most dear. The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation is dedicated to sharing the stories and values of these incredible heroes—and to inspire America to build upon their legacies. A HIGH HONOR AN INCREDIBLE IMPACT < .01% In the last 163 years, over 40,000,000 Americans have served in the U.S. Armed Forces since the Civil War. Only 3,515 have received the Medal of Honor. Explore Recipient Database ABOVE AND BEYOND "CONSPICUOUS GALLANTRY AND INTREPIDITY AT THE RISK OF LIFE ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY" Each Medal of Honor recipient has demonstrated utmost courage on the battlefield. While their stories are unique, there are values shared by each hero that have become central to the Medal and all it represents. Through the National Medal of Honor Museum and Institute in Arlington, Texas, the National Medal of Honor Monument in Washington, D.C., and the National Medal of Honor Griffin Institute, we celebrate these legacies of sacrifice and courage so that we may recognize and develop these values within ourselves. THESE ARE THEIR STORIES. WE ARE THEIR LEGACY. GARY BEIKIRCH IN HONORED REMEMBRANCE Sgt. Beikirch passed away on December 26, 2021. Final Mail Call in progress: Please join us in paying tribute to his extraordinary life, legacy, and devotion to his injured comrades during the Vietnam War. Read Story > ROY BENAVIDEZ …Although in extremely critical condition due to his multiple wounds, Sergeant Benavidez secured the classified documents and made his way back to the wreckage, where he aided the wounded out of the overturned aircraft, and gathered the stunned survivors… Read Story > DANIEL INOUYE …With complete disregard for his personal safety, Second Lieutenant Inouye crawled up the treacherous slope and hurled two grenades, destroying the emplacement. Before the enemy could retaliate, he stood up and… Read Story > A NATION REVEALS ITSELF NOT ONLY BY THE MEN IT PRODUCES BUT ALSO BY THE MEN IT HONORS. PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY Awarded by the President, in the name of Congress, the Medal of Honor commemorates those who have shaped our nation’s history and continue to inspire its future with their acts of valor, humanity, patriotism, and sacrifice. TOGETHER, THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT WE ARE GOING TO HELP THEM DO. JOIN THE MISSION MOH NEWSLETTER Start your week with stories from Medal of Honor recipients and the latest news from NMOHM. SUBSCRIBE MISSION INSPIRE PODCAST Listen to real-life heroes as they share their stories of valor, sacrifice, and leadership. Listen OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE Join over 100,000 other proud Americans and stay up to date with recipient and Museum news. Follow Through education, leadership, and inspiring spaces for learning and reflection, the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation preserves and expands the impact of the 3,517 awarded Medal of Honor recipients and the more than 40 million Americans who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces since the Civil War. 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