Marine Corps Knowledge Practice

Col. Louis B. "Chesty" Puller holds the record for the most Navy Crosses awarded, reflecting his extraordinary acts of valor and leadership during several conflicts, particularly in World War II and the Korean War. Over his career, Puller distinguished himself in combat situations, showcasing exceptional bravery and tactical skill. The Navy Cross is the second-highest military decoration for naval personnel, and Puller's multiple awards highlight his commitment to duty and his ability to inspire those around him, making him a legendary figure in Marine Corps history. His reputation for tenacity and courage is reflected in his record, which has made him an enduring symbol of Marine leadership and valor.