Military Decorations
Woodward was the recipient of the following awards:
- Spanish Campaign Medal (Navy), 1898
- China Relief Expedition Medal, 1899
- Navy Expert Rifle Medal, 1910
- Navy Expeditionary Medal with Bronze Star (Nicaragua 1912, Haiti 1915)
- Nicaraguan Campaign Medal, 1912
- Mexican Service Medal, 1914
- Haitian Campaign Medal, 1917
- World War I Victory Medal with West Indies Clasp
- American Defense Service Medal
- American Campaign Medal
- World War II Victory Medal
- Legion of Honor (France)
- Medaille Militaire (Haiti)
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| Name | Woodward, Clark |
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| Short description | US Navy admiral |
| Date of birth | 1877 |
| Place of birth | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Date of death | 1968 |
| Place of death | Arlington, Virginia |
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