I would have liked Pat Tillman - his mother has a more than valid beef at the US State at the deception they used to cover up his death by friendly fire. A lot of the commentary on this misses this out. She is rightly outraged at losing her son in an illegal war and then the subsequent official cover up over his death. Maybe she sees Harry as part of the official "death or glory" army narrative rather than an unworthy recipient per se as he has never passed judgement as far as I know on the legality of the war he fought in.
The Washington Post reported that prior to his death, Tillman called the invasion and occupation of Iraq "fucking illegal".
The Army Special Operations Command initially claimed that there was an exchange with hostile forces. After a lengthy investigation conducted by Brigadier General Gary M. Jones, the U.S. Department of Defense concluded that both the Afghan militia soldier's and Tillman's deaths were due to friendly fire aggravated by the intensity of the firefight.
Tillman's mother testified before Congress, stating "The deception surrounding this case was an insult to the family, but more importantly, its primary purpose was to deceive a whole nation."
After Kevin's testimony, Pete Geren, acting secretary of the Army, stated to reporters, "We as an Army failed in our duty to the Tillman family, the duty we owe to all the families of our fallen soldiers: give them the truth, the best we know it, as fast as we can."
Jones reported that members of Tillman's unit burned his body armor and uniform in an apparent attempt to hide the fact that he was killed by friendly fire. His notebook, in which, according to author Jon Krakauer, Tillman had recorded some of his thoughts on Afghanistan, was also burned; "a blatant violation of protocol
Tillman's notebook/diary was never returned to his family, and its whereabouts are not publicly known
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Tillman