United States of America
Headstone shared by 2 interments, including Oscar Schmidt
Headstone shared by 2 interments, including Oscar Schmidt
U.S. Navy · United States United States

Oscar Schmidt

1896 – 1973
Medal of Honor - Navy

Oscar Schmidt JR served the U.S. Navy. Oscar was 76 years old.

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Headstone Front of Louise Schmidt. Arlington National Cemetery. Shared stone
Headstone Front of Louise Schmidt. Arlington National Cemetery.
Headstone Back of Louise Schmidt. Arlington National Cemetery. Shared stone
Headstone Back of Louise Schmidt. Arlington National Cemetery.
Medal of Honor Recipient Oscar Schmidt Jr.
Medal of Honor Recipient Oscar Schmidt Jr.
Service Record
U.S. Navy
Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor
9 October 1918 · At sea · Chief Gunner's Mate, U.S. Navy.

For gallant conduct and extraordinary heroism while attached to the U.S.S. Chestnut Hill, on the occasion of the explosion and subsequent fire on board the U.S. submarine chaser 219. Schmidt, seeing a man, whose legs were partly blown off, hanging on a line from the bow of the 219, jumped overboard, swam to the sub chaser and carried him from the bow to the stern where a member of the 219's crew helped him land the man on the afterdeck of the submarine. Schmidt then endeavored to pass through the flames amidships to get another man who was seriously burned. This he was unable to do, but when the injured man fell overboard and drifted to the stern of the chaser Schmidt helped him aboard.

450, 1919.
Awards & Decorations 1

For valor

Medal of Honor - Navy October 9, 1918 · At sea · Chief Gunner's Mate, U.S. Navy. 450, 1919.
For gallant conduct and extraordinary heroism while attached to the U.S.S. Chestnut Hill, on the occasion of the explosion and subsequent fire on board the U.S. submarine chaser 219. Schmidt, seeing a man, whose legs were partly blown off, hanging on a line from the bow of the 219, jumped overboard, swam to the sub chaser and carried him from the bow to the stern where a member of the 219's crew helped him land the man on the afterdeck of the submarine. Schmidt then endeavored to pass through the flames amidships to get another man who was seriously burned. This he was unable to do, but when the injured man fell overboard and drifted to the stern of the chaser Schmidt helped him aboard.
Burial Information
Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery
Section 11
Grave 116-LH
In Our Keeping
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Medal of Honor - Navy

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