Tiffany Cross Medal of Honor

Columns: Name | Service | Date of action | Combat | Action
Osmond K. Ingram † | Navy | 15 October 1917 | Yes | Ingram was killed while attempting to release depth charges in the face of an oncoming torpedo . He is one of thirteen recipients receiving the Tiffany Cross from a single Department of the Navy announcement issued 11 November 1920 , many of whom present photographic evidence . His action meets the actual conflict criterion . Osmond K. Ingram 's Tiffany Cross medal , and other military decorations , are part of the collection of the Birmingham , AL Museum of Art | Alexander G. Lyle | Navy , Dental Corps | 23 April 1918 | Yes | Lyle exposed himself to hostile fire to treat a wounded man . He is one of thirteen recipients receiving the Tiffany Cross from a single Department of the Navy announcement issued 11 November 1920 , many of whom present photographic evidence . He has a museum display , and meets the actual conflict criterion . There is a photo of the recipient wearing his Tiffany Cross | Daniel A. J. Sullivan | Naval Reserve | 21 May 1918 | Yes | Sullivan secured a group of live depth charges . He is one of thirteen recipients receiving the Tiffany Cross from a single Department of the Navy announcement issued 11 November 1920 , many of whom present photographic evidence . He meets the actual conflict criterion | Edouard V. M. Izac | Navy | 21 May 1918 | Yes | Izac gathered intelligence while a prisoner of war ; he then escaped and brought the information to the Allies . There is a photograph of his medal 's engraving | Ernest A. Janson | Marine Corps | 6 June 1918 | Yes | Janson single-handedly attacked and dispersed a machine gun detachment . He meets the actual conflict criterion . Janson also received the Army version of the Medal of Honor for the same action . There is a photograph of the recipient wearing his Tiffany Cross | Weedon E. Osborne † | Navy , Dental Corps | 6 June 1918 | Yes | Osborne was killed while rescuing wounded men from under heavy fire . There is a museum display of his medal . The Tiffany Cross medal recovered by the FBI is clearly a replica Tiffany Cross ( the casting is poor quality and the engraving is the incorrect style ) | Orlando H. Petty | Naval Reserve , Medical Corps | 11 June 1918 | Yes | Petty tended the wounded despite artillery and gas attacks , even after his gas mask was rendered useless . There is a photograph of the recipient wearing his Tiffany Cross

Example questions:
What was the date of action of the Tiffany Cross recipient who died on October 4 , 1918 ? | What service is disputed of the Tiffany Cross recipient who claimed to have reached the North Pole ? | What was the date of action of the Tiffany Cross recipient who was born January 2 , 1896 ? | What service was the recipient in who is one of only three dental officers to have received a Tiffany Cross ?

Answers:
18 July 1918 | Navy | 5 October 1918 | Navy