Jelaskan Distinguished Service Cross (1941) dari John J. Pershing dalam bahasa melayu

World War I Victory Medal (with 15 battle clasps) (1919)

Spanish Campaign Medal (with silver citation star upgraded to Silver Star decoration in 1932)

Army of Cuban Occupation Medal (1915)

Army of Occupation of Germany Medal (1941)

In 1932, seven years after Pershing's retirement from active service, his silver citation star was upgraded to the Silver Star decoration and he became eligible for the Purple Heart.

In 1941 he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action leading an against hostile Moros at Mount Bagsak, on the island of Jolo in the Philippines on June 15, 1913.

In 1941, he was retroactively awarded the Army of Occupation of Germany Medal for service in Germany following the close of World War I.  As the Army of Occupation of Germany Medal has a profile of Pershing on its obverse this made Pershing the only soldier in the history of the U.S. Army eligible to wear a service medal with his own likeness on it.  (Navy admirals George Dewey, William T. Sampson and Richard E. Byrd were also entitled to wear medals with their own image on them.)