It’s better to get it because you’re less likely to be severely injured or dead as a merit/ condition of being awarded it.
Medal of Honor bears a high physical risk to be worthy of it, medal of freedom does not but is the civilian equivalent.
I don’t think they are equal at all, but the two are comparable.
It’s better to get it because you’re less likely to be severely injured or dead as a merit/ condition of being awarded it. Medal of Honor bears a high physical risk to be worthy of it, medal of freedom does not but is the civilian equivalent. I don’t think they are equal at all, but the two are comparable.
The way he phrased it made it seem like 'better' means 'more honorable' or 'valuable.'