Which badges or medals are more rare than the Medal of Honor?

CPT (Join to see) - I believe that it is two documented recipients for the triple CMB. Though there is anecdotal evidence that there is a total of five. This badge was the focus of another discussion just a few days ago. That may have sparked this discussion. http://ameddregiment.amedd.army.mil/heraldic/triple.html

SSG Robert Webster - what bothers me personally and professionally is that the CMB is awarded for "Performing medical duties while being engaged by the enemy." the fact that double and triple CMBs are so rare is practically screaming "people aren't being given their awards properly."

...unless there's a reg somewhere where you only get one per deployment or technically one per campaign ribbon, which makes FAR more sense.

SPC Logan Cameron - I believe this is because the Army classifies each conflict, so right now all of the current conflicts under GWOT and therefore Soldiers cannot be awarded multiple CMBs even if they performed their duties under combat engage in Iraq, Syria, and AFG.

They won it twice? What kind of men are these folks? Holy Cow. I wouldn't say a word, iw would just bring them coffee and be glad to be allowed in the room with them.

Rob, thanks. It's always important to remember Chaplains who were heroes. I served as Weps on Capodanno (FF 1093). She was referred to as the "Flagship of the Chaplain's Corps" and her call sign was NFVC (Father Vincent Capodanno)...

I have a copy of one and I will try and post a picture of it tomorrow. I'm a collector. All four names are on the reverse.

LCDR Rabbah Rona Matlow - A little aside here.. i was at the Launching/Christening of the Capodanno in Oct. 72... First and only Christening I'd ever attended (I was impressed)

SGT Kevin Hughes - No worries. Nope. Taking pictures is not disrespectful in any way. Now, there are quite a few things that people did and still do that get the Sentinels going. But it's our job! I can't believe I was there 39 years ago! Wow!

1SG Dennis McMahon - I was lucky! No jerks or idiots the few times I was able to go. There is just something so deep in knowing no one knows who that soldier is. It just connects us all in a way that knowing his name wouldn't. It has power.

SGT Kevin Hughes - Thanks. Yep. We are just soldiers. Back in my time, we were all 11B's, but now, it is open to the Army, you just have to be in the Old Guard. I spent 17 more years in the Army after leaving the Tomb, as a CI Agent 97B

1SG Dennis McMahon - 11 Charlie here. I had a Company Commander who was from the Old Guard.... but I suck at names, and tried to stay out of the Old Man's notice. LOL