Difference between revisions of "Navy Cross"

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The Navy cross is the highest medal one can be given by the [[Department of the Navy]], and the second highest overall medal for valor.  Although mainly awarded to those in the [[Navy]], [[United States Coast Guard|Coast Guard]], or [[United States Marine Corps|Marine Corps]], it can be theoretically be given to a member of any branch of the military.  It was established by an act of Congress on February 14th, 1919.
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The Navy Cross is a medal signifying the highest honor one can be given by the [[Department of the Navy]], and the second highest overall medal for valor.  Although mainly awarded to those in the [[Navy]], [[United States Coast Guard|Coast Guard]], or [[United States Marine Corps|Marine Corps]], it can be theoretically be given to a member of any branch of the military.  It was established by an act of Congress on February 14th, 1919.
  
  

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The Navy Cross is a medal signifying the highest honor one can be given by the Department of the Navy, and the second highest overall medal for valor. Although mainly awarded to those in the Navy, Coast Guard, or Marine Corps, it can be theoretically be given to a member of any branch of the military. It was established by an act of Congress on February 14th, 1919.