Maryland. Lily Lind, New Zealand nurse. Henri de Lubac, a Roman Catholic Jesuit novice serving in the Third Infantry Regiment, who was severely wounded in the head on 1 November 1917 while fighting near Verdun. He later became an influential Catholic theologian and Cardinal. Douglas MacArthur, U.S. General of the Army and Field Marshal of the Philippines, awarded two Croix de Guerre (one bronze palm and one silver-gilt star) for a nighttime trench raid with French troops that led to the capture of many German prisoners-of-war as a colonel and for a nighttime reconnaissance mission into no man's land to check if the enemy had withdrawn from their trenches or not as a brigadier general. William March, American writer, awarded the Croix de Guerre with palm. George C. Marshall, General of the Army and Secretary of State, awarded the Croix de Guerre with palm. Lawrence Dominic McCarthy, was also an Australian recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. Horace McCoy, American novelist and screenwriter. Ruari McLean CBE (Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve), awarded in 1942, served in the Free French Submarine Rubis John McNulty (U.S. Marine Corps) Gustave A. Michalka, with two of his men he captured a machine gun by assault and killed the crew. By his bravery and prompt action he avoided losses in his platoon. Sgt. Palmer O. Narveson, along with two other men, was separated from his company near Bellicourt, France. He demolished a machine gun nest and reducing a second hostile position. He continued to advance, refusing to be evacuated, despite wounds and suffering the effects of gas. Joseph Oklahombi, American soldier of the Choctaw nation who was a Choctaw code talker George S. Patton, legendary American general. Waldo Peirce, American Red Cross volunteer (1918, for courage during the Vosges Hills Battle) Isabel Weld Perkins, for Red Cross volunteer work. Thomas A. Pope 1918 Corporal, U.S. Army; also earned the U.S. Army Medal of Honor, the British Distinguished Conduct Medal, and the Médaille militaire, for bravery displayed in Hamel, France. Eddie Rickenbacker, Captain and flying ace of the 94th Aero Squadron, United States Army Air Service, during World War I; also recipient of the U.S. Medal of Honor. James E. Rieger, Major (later Colonel), led a key attack during the Meuse-Argonne offensive. Also awarded the