OF RANGE OF THE ENEMY'S GUNS. To the right of the inscription is a nude female figure holding a chisel and hammer, to the left is a palm leaf and laurel branch. At the bottom is a tablet flanked by laurels where recipients' names are engraved. The medal was originally struck as a non-wearable table top medal. It was also accompanied by a wearable medal. Both medals were struck by the U.S. Mint in 1902. The Cardenas Medal of Honor appears in regulations on order of wear as late as 1930. See also Congressional Gold Medal Four Chaplains' Medal Specially Meritorious Service Medal References 1900 establishments in the United States Awards and decorations of the United States Coast Guard Awards established in 1900 Spanish–American War United States Revenue Cutter Service