The Purple Heart is a United States military decoration awarded to service members who are wounded or killed as a direct result of enemy action, hostile forces, or qualifying terrorist attacks. It is the nation’s oldest military award, originating with George Washington in 1782 as the Badge of Military Merit.
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Last Modified: Thursday June 18th, 2026
134th Assault Helicopter Company
Purple Heart Recipients
| Name | MOS | In Country |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Baker | Door Gunner/Crewchief Devil Guns | 03/70-11/71 |
| Joseph Bates | Demon Crewchief 2nd Flight Platoon | 04/69-12/69 |
| Donnie Forsee | Door Gunner 636/557 | 02/71-12/71 |
| William P. George III (RIP) | Crewchief/Door Gunner | 71 |
| Bill Green | Crewchief | 71 |
| Edward Joseph Hamrick (KIA) | Devil Crewchief | 01/11/1970 |
| William Milam Harrison (KIA) | Demon Pilot | 69 |
| Harold Orion Hoskins (KIA) | Door Gunner | 02/07/1968 |
| Corky Lauritsen (RIP) | Door Gunner | 07/69-09/70 |
| Thomas R. Lewis | Devil Door Gunner 150 Gun Platoon | 08/69-08/70 |
| Ronald Ray Loveland (KIA) | Crewchief | 2/7/1968 |
| Gerald Field McGlone (KIA) | Pilot | ??/??-10/71 |
| William Stephen Ogden (KIA) | Door Gunner | 02/06/1969 |
| Addison William Jr. Page (KIA) | Avionics, Crewchief | 02/71-10/71 |
| Rafael Perez-Verdeja (KIA) | Engine Mechanic | 10/70-10/71 |
| Guido Silvestro Reali Jr. (KIA) | Pilot | 02/07/1968 |
| Ken Snell | Crewcief | 69-71 |
| Tom Prout | 832nd Signal/Avionics | 67-68 |
| Roy E. Worth (KIA) | Demon Pilot | 02/07/1968 |
| Art Yerden (RIP) | Door Gunner | 11/67-11/68 |