United States of America
Headstone shared by 2 interments, including Raymond Harvey
Headstone shared by 2 interments, including Raymond Harvey
U.S. Army · United States United States

Raymond Harvey

1920 – 1996
Medal of Honor - Army

Raymond Harvey served the U.S. Army for 6 years. Raymond also served in the U.S. Army. Raymond served in World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Cold War. Raymond was 76 years old.

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Headstone Front of Marta Harvey. Arlington National Cemetery. Shared stone
Headstone Front of Marta Harvey. Arlington National Cemetery.
Headstone Back of Marta Harvey. Arlington National Cemetery. Shared stone
Headstone Back of Marta Harvey. Arlington National Cemetery.
Medal of Honor Recipient Raymond Harvey
Medal of Honor Recipient Raymond Harvey
Raymond Harvey
Raymond Harvey
Service Record
U.S. Army
1939 – 1945
U.S. Army
1948 – 1962
Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor
9 March 1951 · Vicinity of Taemi-Dong, Korea · Captain, U.S. Army, Company C, 17th Infantry Regiment.

Capt. Harvey Company C, distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty in action. When his company was pinned down by a barrage of automatic weapons fire from numerous well-entrenched emplacements, imperiling accomplishment of its mission, Capt. Harvey braved a hail of fire and exploding grenades to advance to the first enemy machine gun nest, killing its crew with grenades. Rushing to the edge of the next emplacement, he killed its crew with carbine fire. He then moved the 1st Platoon forward until it was again halted by a curtain of automatic fire from well fortified hostile positions. Disregarding the hail of fire, he personally charged and neutralized a third emplacement. Miraculously escaping death from intense crossfire, Capt. Harvey continued to lead the assault. Spotting an enemy pillbox well camouflaged by logs, he moved close enough to sweep the emplacement with carbine fire and throw grenades through the openings, annihilating its 5 occupants. Though wounded he then turned to order the company forward, and, suffering agonizing pain, he continued to direct the reduction of the remaining hostile positions, refusing evacuation until assured that the mission would be accomplished. Capt. Harvey's valorous and intrepid actions served as an inspiration to his company, reflecting the utmost glory upon himself and upholding the heroic traditions of the military service.

67, 2 August 1951.
Awards & Decorations 1

For valor

Medal of Honor - Army March 9, 1951 · Vicinity of Taemi-Dong, Korea · Captain, U.S. Army, Company C, 17th Infantry Regiment. 67, 2 August 1951.
Capt. Harvey Company C, distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty in action. When his company was pinned down by a barrage of automatic weapons fire from numerous well-entrenched emplacements, imperiling accomplishment of its mission, Capt. Harvey braved a hail of fire and exploding grenades to advance to the first enemy machine gun nest, killing its crew with grenades. Rushing to the edge of the next emplacement, he killed its crew with carbine fire. He then moved the 1st Platoon forward until it was again halted by a curtain of automatic fire from well fortified hostile positions. Disregarding the hail of fire, he personally charged and neutralized a third emplacement. Miraculously escaping death from intense crossfire, Capt. Harvey continued to lead the assault. Spotting an enemy pillbox well camouflaged by logs, he moved close enough to sweep the emplacement with carbine fire and throw grenades through the openings, annihilating its 5 occupants. Though wounded he then turned to order the company forward, and, suffering agonizing pain, he continued to direct the reduction of the remaining hostile positions, refusing evacuation until assured that the mission would be accomplished. Capt. Harvey's valorous and intrepid actions served as an inspiration to his company, reflecting the utmost glory upon himself and upholding the heroic traditions of the military service.
Burial Information
Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery
Section 6
Grave 8360-B-LH
In Our Keeping
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Raymond Harvey
U.S. Army
1939 - 1945
Medal of Honor - Army

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