Bronze Medal of Military Valour
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- Bronze Medal of Military Valor Medaglia di bronzo al valor militare
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• Name — Bronze Medal of Military Valor Medaglia di bronzo al valor militare • Country — Italy • Type — Military decoration • Eligibility — Junior officers and soldiers • Awarded For — Deeds of outstanding gallantry in war • Established — 26 March 1833 • Higher — Silver Medal of Military Valor • Lower — Bronze Medal of Army Valor • Image2 Size — 100px • Caption2 — Ribbon bar of the medal
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• Ernesto Burzagli • William W. Eagles • Maurizio Giglio • Hans-Werner Kraus • Arthur Scott • Pedro del Valle • Sebastiano Visconti Prasca (twice) • Franco Cesana • Gabriele D'Annunzio • Antonio Cieri • Emilio Lussu (twice)
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