Medal of Honor

Bellavia will become the first living Iraq War veteran to receive the Medal of Honor at a White House ceremony on Tuesday.

Badly outnumbered, Staff Sgt. David Bellavia took on insurgents first with an M249 Squad Automatic Weapon and then a knife.

The award is an upgrade from Bellavia's previously awarded Silver Star and honors his exceptional bravery.

The event masks a dispute over where and when to memorialize all those who have earned the nation's highest award for valor.

Other measures would strengthen women's health care and protect veterans from substandard health services.

Sammy L. Davis, the Medal of Honor recipient known as "The Real Forrest Gump," will make an appearance at the event.

Rep. Julia Brownley, D-California, has introduced a bill to benefit the survivors of Medal of Honor recipients.

York's son Andrew and grandson Gerald talked to us about the legacy of "Sergeant York."

Bills have been introduced in Congress to review whether Medals of Honor were denied to African-American troops in WWWI.

A California lawmaker recently introduced legislation to upgrade an award for a Vietnam-era airman to the Medal of Honor.