Bruno Wende

Bruno Wende was a United States Army soldier who served during the late 19th century. He held the rank of private during his active combat service and later reached the rank of Sergeant Major. He is best known for his actions during the Spanish–American War, during which his conspicuous bravery earned him the nation's highest military decoration.

Wende's service during the Spanish–American War was marked by the gallantry that led to his decoration. His actions during this conflict exemplified the dedication of the regular army soldiers of the era who fought in the Caribbean theater.

Following his distinguished service, Wende continued his military career in the U.S. Army. His legacy remains preserved as a recipient of the Medal of Honor, representing the bravery of American enlisted men during the Spanish–American War.