Battle of Mogadishu

Killed on Oct. 3 and 4, 1993

US Personnel

With posthumous awards listed.

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• Sgt. First Class Randy Shughart, a Delta soldier killed defending the crew of Super 64, the Medal of Honor.
• Master Sgt. Gary Gordon, a Delta soldier who was killed after jumping in to defend the crew of Super 64, the Medal of Honor
• CWO Cliff Wolcott, pilot of Super 61, Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star and the Air Medal with Valor Device
• CWO Donovan Briley, copilot of Super 61, Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star and Air Medal with Valor Device
• Staff Sgt. William Cleveland, a crew chief on Super 64, Silver Star, Bronze Star and Air Medal with Valor Device
• Staff Sgt. Thomas Field, a crew chief on Super 64, Silver Star, Bronze Star and Air Medal with Valor Device
• CWO Raymond Frank, copilot of Super 64, Silver Star, Air Medal with Valor Device
• Staff Sgt. Daniel Busch, who crashed on Super 61 and was killed defending the downed crew, the Silver Star
• Sgt. Cornell Houston, who was killed fighting on the rescue convoy, the Bronze Star with Valor Device
• Sgt. Casey Joyce, who was killed on the Lost Convoy, the Bronze Star with Valor Device
• Spec. James Cavaco, who was killed on the Lost Convoy, the Bronze Star with Valor Device
• Cpl. Jamie Smith, who bled to death with the pinned-down force around crash site one, the Bronze Star with Valor Device
• Sgt. Dominick Pilla, who was killed on the convoy rescuing Pfc. Todd Blackburn, the Bronze Star with Valor Device
• Pfc. Richard Kowalewski, who was killed on the Lost Convoy, the Bronze Star with Valor Device
• Sgt. Lorenzo Ruiz, who was killed on the Lost Convoy, the Bronze Star with Valor Device
• Sgt. First Class Earl Fillmore, Delta soldier killed moving to the first crash site
• Pfc. James Martin, who was killed on the rescue convoy
• Master Sgt. Tim "Griz" Martin, a Delta soldier killed on the Lost Convoy

Malaysian Personnel

• Pvt Mat Aznan Awang (posthumously promoted to Sgt)

Somali Personnel and Civilians

• Unknown - Due to lack of record keeping.