Colonel Bud Day
USAF Retired
Colonel Day is the sole recipient of both the MOH and the Air Force Cross.
Colonel Day was a long time POW in Vietnam. His story of this part of his service is detailed in a book, "Return With Honor".
He now pracitces law in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
It is believed that Army Colonel Robert L. Howard was the most decorated American soldier of all time. He passed away in 2009 and is buried at Arlington National Cemetery
Audie Murphy, he was rewarded with every major medal in the military including the Medal of Honor. He is personally responsible for over 250 German deaths.
Audie Murphy
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Audie Murphy.
Audie Murphy was the most decorated American soldier in World War2.
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Lance Corporal William Coltman of The North Staffordshire Regiment is the most decorated soldier of World War 1 with five gallantry decorations which are Victoria Cross, Distinguished Conduct Medal & Bar, and Millitary Madal & Bar.
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Audie Murphy
Audie Murphy ended the war as an captain, and was considered the "most decorated" American soldier of the war for many years. But Murphy earned most of his decorations as an enlisted man, before accepting a battlefield commission, then earning his Medal of Honor. In recent decades many have pointed to Major Matt Urban as a possible contender for the most decorated WWII soldier. Urban was an ROTC man from Cornell University, and earned all his decorations while serving as an officer. Urban served with the 60th Infantry of the 9th Infantry Division; Murphy was with the 15th Infantry of the 3rd Infantry Division.
General Douglas MacArthur was the most decorated soldier of all time. Throughout his life, and posthumously, he earned more than 100 military decorations, including some from countries other than the United States.
Aníbal Augusto Milhais