Decorations and awards

 The Distinguished Flying Cross was established by Congress on 2 July 1926. Those who distinguish themselves for heroism or outstanding achievement while participating in aerial flight. Designers: Elizabeth Will and Arthur E. DuBois 

On 16 October 1950, Harvey led an element of four F-80s in close support to a bomber mission under adverse weather to attack enemy troops three miles north of Yongsan, Korea. Flying with a low ceiling of 800 feet, Captain Harvey’s flight found the enemy encampment and immediately inflicted heavy damage 

Signifies a U.S. service member has received the Air Medal 11 times (the initial medal plus ten subsequent awards), with each cluster representing an additional award, a common way to denote multiple achievements in aerial flight for the Army and Air Force. While the first award is the medal itself, each cluster (bronze or silver) replaces a number on the ribbon, showing significant repeated acts of heroism or extraordinary achievement in air operations 

 An international decoration awarded to military personnel from UN member states who served in the defense of South Korea during the Korean War, specifically between June 27, 1950, and July 27, 1954, supporting UN operations in the Korean theater 

 The Tuskegee Airmen, African American pilots and support personnel who fought in WWII, were collectively awarded the Congressional Gold Medal on March 29, 2007, for their unique military record that paved the way for integration in the U.S. Armed Forces. The prestigious medal, presented by President George W. Bush in the Capitol Rotunda, honors their trailblazing service, breaking racial barriers and demonstrating excellence in combat. 

 "It's never too late for your country to say that you've done a great job for us," retired Col. Elmer D. Jones, 89, a maintenance officer during the war, said in an interview. 

Distinguished Unit Citation with 10 Oak Leaf Clusters 

Good Conduct Medal

American Campaign Medal

Air Force Reserve Medal

Army Occupation Medal (Japan)

National Defense Service Medal

Korean Service Medal with 2 Bronze Stars

Air Force Longevity Service Award Ribbon with 4 Bronze   Oak Leaf Clusters

Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation