1899–1913
Philippine Insurrection: Medal of Honor Recipients
82 Medals of Honor were awarded for the Philippine Insurrection (1899–1913), 6 of them posthumously.
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After Spain ceded the Philippines to the United States in 1898, Filipino forces seeking independence fought the U.S. Army in what is now called the Philippine–American War. Major operations ended in 1902, but resistance continued in parts of the islands for years afterward.
Most awards from this period went to soldiers of volunteer and regular infantry regiments for actions in rough, jungle-covered terrain against a determined guerrilla opponent.
By service branch
Medals by year
Top states (credited to)
Days with the most recipients
- May 13, 1899 — San Miguel de Mayumo, Luzon, Philippine Islands8 medals
- May 16, 1899 — near San Isidro, Luzon, Philippine Islands7 medals
- December 4, 1899 — Vigan, Luzon, Philippine Islands4 medals
- April 27, 1899 — Rio Grande de la Pampanga, Luzon, Philippine Islands3 medals
- July 26, 1899 — Calamba, Luzon, Philippine Islands2 medals
- November 17, 1901 — Cadaean & Sohoton Rivers Junction, Samar, Philippine Islands2 medals
- September 9, 1899 — near Porac, Luzon, Philippine Islands2 medals
- April 4, 1899 — Philippine Islands2 medals
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All recipients
82 total, A–Z by last name
Frank Lafayette Anders
Matthew Arlington Batson
Hiram Iddings Bearss
HB
Harry Bell
James Franklin Bell
Charles Goodwin Bickham
GB
George Wesley Biegler
William Edward Birkhimer
OB
Otto A. Boehler
HB
Howard Major Buckley
Bernard Albert Byrne
AC
Anthony J. Carson
CC
Charles Cawetzka
JC
Joseph Samuel Cecil
Clarence Milville Condon
CD
Charles P. Davis
WD
Willis H. Downs
JE
Joseph L. Epps
Arthur Medworth Ferguson
JF
Joseph Fitz
AF
Andrew Peter Forbeck
Frederick Funston Sr.
RG
Robert Galbraith
Sterling Archibald Galt
AG
Antoine August Gaujot
LG
Louis Gedeon
EG
Edward Herrick Gibson
JG
James Robert lee Gillenwater
Allen James Greer
William Remsburg Grove
WH
William Simon Harris
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HH
Harry Harvey
Webb Cook Hayes
JH
Joseph Henderson
FH
Frank Charles High
JH
John A. Huntsman
GJ
Gotfred Jensen
Gordon Johnston
John Thomas Kennedy
Charles Evans Kilbourne Jr.
JK
John Baxter Kinne
CL
Cornelius J. Leahy
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JL
Joseph H. Leonard
JL
John Alexander Logan Jr.
✦
Richard Moses Longfellow
Edward Eugene Lyon
William Palmer MacLay
George William Mathews
JM
James McConnell
Hugh Jocelyn McGrath
✦
JM
James W. McIntyre
✦
Archie Miller
JM
John E. Moran
LM
Louis C. Mosher
JN
Joseph A. Nolan
JP
James Parker
CP
Charles H. Pierce
DP
David Dixon Porter
TP
Thomas Francis Prendergast
Peter H. Quinn
CR
Charles W. Ray
Marcus William Robertson
FR
Frank Fulton Ross
William Hampden Sage
HS
Henry Frank Schroeder
George Clymer Shaw
GS
George Mathews Shelton
George Franklin Shiels
TS
Thomas Sletteland
George Evans Stewart
AS
Andrew Vincent Stoltenberg
Paul Frederick Straub
WT
William George Thordsen
WT
William Beattie Trembley
LV
Louis Joseph van Schaick
FW
Frank T. o Walker
GW
George Weed Wallace
AW
Amos Weaver
SW
Seth Lathrop Weld
JW
John C. Wetherby
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EW
Edward White
Arthur Harrison Wilson