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Cardenas Medal of Honor
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Authorized 3 May 1900 for the 11 May 1898 action. Gold for commanding officer, silver for officers, bronze for crew; all grades grouped as one ribbon family. Distinct from the modern Medal of Honor.
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| Dates | What the source says |
|---|---|
| May 11, 1898 – May 11, 1898 | Action of Revenue Cutter Hudson rescuing USS Winslow at Cardenas Bay. Source ↗ |
Research notes and remaining questions
- Official 1930 uniform-regulations source was located, but its large PDF could not be extracted in-session; ribbon wear reference locator p.43 remains to be visually checked.
Official award references
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- U.S. Military Awards Awarded Prior to 1975 (Army Human Resources Command) ↗Paragraph 11, p.3: CG award, authorization 3 May 1900 and Hudson action.
- USCG: Revenue Cutter Hudson and Battle of Cardenas Bay ↗Historical account of the 11 May 1898 action and gold, silver, bronze medals.
- 1930 USCG Uniform Regulations ↗p.43, ribbon/order-of-wear reference.
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