
U.S. Army
Nutting, Lee
ConflictCivil War
Year of Action1864
Unit/CommandCompany C, 61st New York Infantry
HometownNew York, New York
Citation
Led the regiment in charge at a critical moment under a murderous fire until he fell desperately wounded.
Explore Fellow Recipients
See the recipients that share the same branch of service or conflict as Lee NuttingU.S. Army
Civil War
Label

Watson, James C.U.S. ArmyConflict: Indian Campaigns

Walker, JohnU.S. ArmyConflict: Indian Campaigns

Mears, George W.U.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Liteky, Charles James (Angelo)U.S. ArmyConflict: Vietnam War

Thompson, George WashingtonU.S. ArmyConflict: Indian Campaigns

Birkhimer, William EdwardU.S. ArmyConflict: Philippine War

O'Sullivan, John FrancisU.S. ArmyConflict: Indian Campaigns

McWhorter, William A.U.S. ArmyConflict: World War II

Hernandez, Rodolfo PerezU.S. ArmyConflict: Korean War

Powers, ThomasU.S. ArmyConflict: Indian Campaigns

Adkins, Bennie G.U.S. ArmyConflict: Vietnam War

Baker, Vernon JosephU.S. ArmyConflict: World War II

Smith, JohnU.S. NavyConflict: Civil War

Higgins, Thomas J.U.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Strausburgh, Bernard A.U.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Mathews, William HenryU.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Christiancy, James IsaacU.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Shea, Joseph HenryU.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

O'Neill, StephenU.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Sanford, JacobU.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

James, MilesU.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Savage, AuzellaU.S. NavyConflict: Civil War

Burns, James MadisonU.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War

Keen, Joseph S.U.S. ArmyConflict: Civil War
The Medal
A Medal Steeped in History
Uncover the inspiring legacy, symbolism, and selection criteria of the Medal of Honor.
EXPLORE THE MEDAL

Exhibits
THE RING OF VALOR
Step into the heart of the Museum and surround yourself with stories of courage and sacrifice.
VIEW EXHIBIT DETAILS
