The following Medal of Honor Recipients have USCIS facilities named after them. These images are from military historical records, obituaries and other online sources, including HomeOfHeroes.com and the Military Times Hall of Valor.
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USCIS Facilities Named for Immigrant Medal of Honor Recipients .
Army Sergeant Major Abraham Cohn - Civil War USCIS Manchester, New Hampshire Field Office
Marine Corps Sergant Louis Cukela - Worl War I USCIS Hialeah, Florida Field Office and Application Support Center
Army Private First Class George Dilboy - World War I USCIS Detroit District and Field Offices and Application Support Center
Navy Chief Gunner's Mate Thomas Eadie - Interim Period of 1920-1940 USCIS Providence Rhode Island Field Office
Army Sargeant Major John M. Farquhar - Civil War USCIS Buffalo, New York Verification Operations Center
Army Private Macario Garcia - Work War II USCIS Miami District and Field Offices and Application Support Center
Army Technician Fifth Grade Eric Gibson - World War II USCIS Kendall, Florida Field Office and Application Support Center
Army Private First Class Silvestre Santana Herrera - World War II USCIS Field Office, Orlando, Florida
Marine Corp Private Henry Lewis Hulbert - Philippine Insurrection USCIS West Palm Beach Florida Field Office and Application Support Center
Marine Corps Sergeant Matej Kocak - World War I
Army Staff Sergeant Isadore Jachman - World War II USCIS 111 Massachusetts Ave. Headquarters Building, Washington, DC
Army Air Force Sergeant Archibald Mathies - World War II
Army Sergeant James I. Mestrovitch - World War I
Army Trumpeter Isaac Payne - Indian Wars USCIS Denver District Office
Army Sergeant Thomas Plunkett - Civil War USCIS Lawrence, Massachusetts Field Office and Application Support Center
Army Staff Sergeant Laszlo Rabel - Vietnam
