| | The Distinguished Flying Cross is awarded to any person who, while serving in any capacity with the Army of the United States, distinguished himself or herself by heroism or extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight. The performance of the act of heroism must be evidenced by voluntary action above and beyond the call of duty. The extraordinary achievement must have resulted in an accomplishment so exceptional and outstanding as to clearly set the individual apart from his or her comrades or from other persons in similar circumstances. Awards will be made only to recognize single acts of heroism or extraordinary achievement and will not be made in recognition of sustained operational activities against an armed enemy.
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| 2001 to Present
 Killed In Action | Anderson, Kyle Bailey, Bryan Barnett, Chris Brown, Chris Brown, Jason Calderon, Dominic Caldwell, John Campbell, Kim N. Carella, Anthony Carrillo, Jason Cavazos, Aaron Combs, Stephen Conrad, Jacob Cooper, Gregory Creel, John Crowley, Daniel Davidson, Allen Dicks, Brian Erickson, Brian Espinoza, Armando Fifteen Airmen (March 31, 2026) Fiscus, Ellis Fisher, Andy Foster, Silva Geller, Michael | Gilbert, Troy L. Glathar, Ryan Glover, Matthew R. Gribble, Jeremy Grayson, Alex Haake, David W. Hilquest, Michael Hopper, Ian Hutchings, Michael W. Jones, Matthew Johnson, Gavin Johnson, Mikah Johnson, Raymond Joyce, Richard D. Kennedy, Brian M. Kingry, Michael Konkolics, Kyle Lagerveld. Scott Litaker, Bernard McGraw, Keith Mankowski, Maciek May, Melissa Moore, Marcus Murphy, Brendan P. Parvin, Jeremiah | Peterson, Todd Pfarr, Matthew Prather, Craig Reedy, Christopher Roman, Carlos M. Ruskan, Scott Rucker, William Salo, Matthew Shigri, Ammar Smith, David Sorter, Dino Sprabary, Sidney Squatrito, John Stacy, Robert Stock, Michael Tate, Benjamin Tingle, Nathan Tite, Justin Wells, Robert White, William Widener, Doug Williams, John Wolak, Keith Yeadon, Stanley |
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