of Honor and the Gold Lifesaving Medal. Joshua James, USLSS – Legendary lifesaver. Jonas Johns - Native American who rescued the 14-man crew of the schooner Lily Grace wrecked near Gray's Harbor, Washington in January 1887 and a year later rescued 3 more sailors. Medal awarded on 9 December 1889. James Larsin, fisherman and Wisconsin state legislator. Ida Lewis, lighthouse keeper and first female recipient. Surfman Isaac Mayo, USLSS Chief Warrant Officer John Allen Midgett Jr., USCG Surfman Rasmus Midgett, USLSS Captain Henry C. Mustin, USN - Naval aviation pioneer. Augustus Butler Rowland (1903-1972), Aviation Machinists Mate First Class, presented by President Calvin Coolidge, for saving a shipmate in the crash of an F-5-L "flying boat" seaplane near Pensacola, Florida on Jan 21, 1925. Sheppard Shreaves, civilian diver who rescued Torpedoman 2nd Class Henry Breault, who later received the Medal of Honor, during the salvage of the submarine USS O-5 Lenny Skutnik Arland D. Williams, Jr. Boatswain's Mate First Class Bernard C. Webber, EN3 Andrew Fitzgerald; SN Richard Livesey; and SN Irving Maske, U.S. Coast Guard, stationed at Coast Guard Station Chatham, Massachusetts, for the rescue of 32 crewmen of the T2 tanker SS Pendleton on 18 February 1952. This rescue is depicted in the 2016 movie The Finest Hours. Lieutenant Luke Christopher (Posthumously) for the rescue of Seaman John Barrina from the SS Charles G. Black on 5 December 1936. Christopher was stationed at Coast Guard Air Station Cape May. While airlifting Barrina to the hospital, one of the pontoons on the Douglas RD-2 Dolphin named Adhara caught a stray fishing net and crashed at sea. Christopher survived the initial crash but succumbed to his wounds shortly after. Rear Admiral Lucien Young, veteran of the Spanish–American War. Received for actions while an ensign on 12 June 1878. Silver Medal Captain Richard L. Burke, USCG, Coast Guard aviation pioneer. Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd, USN – Organized, led and flew on first flights over the North Pole and South Pole. Floyd William Carlson, Chief Test Pilot, Bell Aircraft Corporation, rescued two fishermen marooned on crumbling ice two miles out in Lake Erie in March 1945. This was the first time a helicopter was used for rescue purposes. Major General Byron F. Johnson, USMC - Rescued a man from drowning near San Diego in 1929. Vice Admiral Charles E. Larkin, USCG Mary McCann, an Irish girl who rescued survivors of the