The U.S. Army values the contributions of American Soldiers with ancestry from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central and South America. Hispanic Americans have not hesitated to defend and show their allegiance to this nation in many ways, but especially through military service. The Army and the U.S. draw strength from the diversity that makes up America's melting pot.
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Their selfless service, achievements and contributions haven't gone unnoticed.
With more than 40 medal of honor recipients dating back to the civil war, Hispanic Americans—past and present—have represented their community and their culture with deep and abiding patriotism and heroism.
National Hispanic Heritage Month Message from Army Leaders
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Valor 24 Medal of HonorCenter of Military History:
Hispanic Americans in the U.S. ArmyThe Library of Congress:
National Hispanic Heritage MonthThe Library of Congress:
Hispanic Reading Room
Veterans Affairs:
Hispanic HeritageSmithsonian Institute:
Smithsonian Latino CenterCongressional Hispanic Caucus Institute:
Educate. Empower. Connect.Hispanic Medal of Honor Society:
Hispanic Medal of Honor Recipients
