Major Awards, Decorations and Badges
| Combat Infantryman Badge (2 awards) | |
| Basic Army Aviator Badge | |
| Master Parachutist Badge | |
| Original Air Assault Badge | |
| Vietnam Parachutist Badge | |
| Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge | |
| Army Staff Identification Badge | |
| 1st Cavalry Division Shoulder Sleeve Insignia |
| Distinguished Service Cross | |
| Army Distinguished Service Medal | |
| Legion of Merit (with two bronze oak leaf clusters) | |
| Bronze Star (four awards, including two for valor) | |
| Air Medal with one silver and three bronze Oak Leaf Clusters in lieu of Numeral 9 | |
| Joint Service Commendation Medal | |
| Army Commendation Medal (with two bronze oak leaf clusters) | |
| American Campaign Medal | |
| Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal | |
| World War II Victory Medal | |
| Army of Occupation Medal | |
| National Defense Service Medal with oak leaf cluster | |
| Korean Service Medal with three bronze campaign stars | |
| Vietnam Service Medal with three bronze campaign stars | |
| Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal | |
| Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm (three awards) | |
| United Nations Service Medal for Korea | |
| Vietnam Campaign Medal | |
| Republic of Korea War Service Medal | |
| Army Presidential Unit Citation | |
| Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation | |
| Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation with Palm (two awards) |
- Order of Saint Maurice by the National Infantry Association
- Distinguished Graduate Award from the West Point Association of Graduates
- Joe Ronnie Hooper Award, 2007.
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