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The test, restated
The test and its result: No Medal of Honor recipient is credited to Mishawaka — by birth, by entered service, or by burial — in the Congressional Medal of Honor Society's rolls or the state recipient lists read for this build. The test stands as the halls-of-fame pass ran it and is restated here at one-line strength, because the decoration record begins beneath that summit: everything in this section is what stands below it. The nearest approach is literary, and it is Mishawaka's own: Andrew De Kever of Mishawaka, the city's historian, wrote Here Rests in Honored Glory, a life of the cemetery at Indiantown Gap that profiles ten Medal of Honor recipients in its pages. None of the ten is Mishawaka's. The city's connection to the medal is that one of its sons wrote the book about other men's.
Sources:
- Congressional Medal of Honor Society, recipient rolls; state Medal of Honor recipient lists for Indiana — as read for the halls-of-fame pass and conformed here.
- People section of this build (De Kever entry and the tested-negatives article, where the test stands at full strength).