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Description of document:

National Archives National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) VIP list, 2009

Requested date:

December 2007

Released date:

March 2008

Posted date:

04-January-2010

Source of document:

National Personnel Records Center Military Personnel Records 9700 Page Avenue St. Louis, MO 63132-5100

Note:

NPRC staff has compiled a list of prominent persons whose military records files they hold. They call this their VIP Listing. You can ask for a copy of any of these files simply by submitting a Freedom of Information Act request to the address above.

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Aaron, Harold R

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Abbott, Shirley L Abourezk, James G Abourezk, James G Abrams, Creighton W

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Abrams, Creighton W Jr. Acker, Gary M Adair, Morris N

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Biographical Notes Assistant Chief of Staff for Military Intelligence. Inducted into the Military Intelligence Hall of Fame. Ambassador to Lesotho 1984-86 South Dakota Representative 1971-73. Senator 1973-79 South Dakota Representative 1971-73. Senator 1973-79 Commanded the 37th Tank Battalion during WWII. Spearheaded the tank column that broke through the German encirclement of the 101st Airborne Division at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge. Later became a 4-star General and commanded all US Forces in Vietnam. Chief of Staff of Army 1972 Son of former Chief of Staff Creighton W Abrams Sr. Mercenary in Angola, imprisoned. Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Judge of US Court of Appeals for 3rd Circuit 1969-87 Judge of US Court of Appeals for 3rd Circuit 1969-87 US District Attorney for the Western District of Washington 1961-64. Washington Representative 1965-77. Secretary of Transportation 1977-79. Senator 1987-93 US District Attorney for the Western District of Washington 1961-64. Washington Representative 1965-77. Secretary of Transportation 1977-79. Senator 1987-93 First African American to be commissioned as an officer in the WAAC (WAC) Folk Singer Staff Sergeant in the 30th Infantry, 3rd Infantry Division. Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his bravery near St. Die, France on October 28,1944 where "...in the course of action he personally killed 9 German soldiers, eliminated 3 enemy machineguns, vanquished a specialized force which was armed with automatic weapons and grenade launchers, cleared the woods of hostile elements, and reopened the severed supply lines to the assault companies of his battalion." Astronaut. Test pilot in the X-15 project. Died when his plane experienced technical problems and crashed. in vault at Marine Corp request Actor Cartoonist. Works include: The Addams Family, Out of This World, Drawn and Quartered, and Dear Dead Days. Under Secretary of Labor, Food Company Executive. Under Secretary of Labor, Food Company Executive. Entertainer/ comedian Arkansas Governor 1941-45 Married Shirley Temple then became an actor. Starred mostly in Westerns and war movies 433474 Enlisted Number. Football player and coach. Teams included: Chicago Rockets 1947, Los Angelas Dons 1947, Cleveland Browns 1948-1951, and Baltimore Colts 1953. Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame 1963. Execution. Hanged for robbery and rape in France. ETO WWII Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. Awarded for his

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Aid, Matthew M Aiken, Howard H

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Akaka, Daniel K Akin, William T Albert, Carl B

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bravery on Saipan in the Marianas Islands on July 7, 1944. During a fierce enemy counter-attack, he volunteered to evacuate wounded in an appropriated ambulance jeep. In a period of just over 3 hours, he single-handily loaded and evacuated approximately 45 casualties while under heavy rifle and mortar fire. While attempting to aid 2 men he believed wounded, was mortally wounded by a Japanese sniper. September 1945 the US Navy launched the USS Agerholm in his honor. It served in the Korean War, garnering 4 Battle Stars, and in the Vietnam War, receiving 8 Battle Stars. It was decommissioned in 1978. Maryland Governor 1967-69. Vice President of the United States 1969-73. Was Charged with accepting bribes and falsifying federal income tax returns. Pleaded no contest to tax evasion and resigned as Vice President October 10, 1973. Disbarred by a Maryland court in 1974. Marine Raider killed on Tulagi, Solomon Islands by a Japanese unit trying to infiltrate American lines. Reputed to have been found dying in his fox holeby Lew Walt. Walt claimed his last words were, "The bastards tried to come over me last night-I guess they didn't know I was a Marine." Helped with the creation of the Mark I, Mark II, Mark III, and Mark IV computers. Worked with Grace Hopper on the Mark I. May 13, 1969 taken as a POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered July 10, 1969 "Pug" Commanded Task Force 67 (Ainsworth Express) in the Southwest Pacific during WWII. Hawaii Representative 1977-90. Senator 1990Missouri Representative 2001Rhodes scholar. Oklahoma Representative 1947-77, Speaker of the House 1971-77. Elected to Oklahoma Hall of Fame May 21, 1970- February 12, 1973 POW. Returnee -Vietnam Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. Michigan Representative 1979-85 Actor, writer, director and political activist. Most famous role was as Hawkeye Pierce in the TV series M*A*S*H United States Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit 1968-. National President of Italian Sons and Daughters of America from 1954-1968. Awarded the Distinguished Appellate Jurist Award 2005 Astronaut. Second human to walk on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. Served as fighter pilot in Korea, worked with experiments in Gemini-Titan flights in Houston, Texas. Pilot of Gemini XII orbital rendezvous space flight, November 11-15, 1966. Apollo 11 pilot. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom, 1969. Appointed to Presidential Commission on the Future of the United States Aerospace Industry in 2002. Chairman of US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 1967-69. Special representative of the President and headed US delegation to Kingdom of Swaziland 1968. Secretary of the Army 1977-81, the first African-American in the position. Hall of Fame Major League Baseball Player. Played 20 seasons 1911-1930 with the Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, and St. Louis Cardinals. Considered by some to be one of the greatest pitchers in the game. When the US entered WWI, he joined the Army and served in an Artillery battalion in France, suffering from shell shock. Combination of that, epilepsy, severe bouts of alcoholism, and being a rule breaker caused the Phillies to trade him to the Cubs in 1917 in what would become one of the worst trades in Baseball History. During his career, he set multiple records, some which stand today. Louisiana Representative 2003Arkansas Representative 1969-93

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Commodore of the United States Lines fleet and the last captain of the SS United States. Author of Somebody in Boots, Never Come Morning, and The Man with the Golden Arm. US District Attorney for New Jersey 1987-90. Judge of US Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit 1990-2005. Judge US Supreme Court 2006Colorado Representative 1991-97. Senator 1997Early NARA Luminary - Father of Records Management Lieutenant Governor of Alabama 1951-55, 1963-67. Alabama Senator 1969-78 Lieutenant Governor of Alabama 1951-55, 1963-67. Alabama Senator 1969-78 WWII began as commanding officer of Combat Command A, 4th Armored Division, then as commanding general of 20th Armored Division, and finally as commanding general of 12th Armored Division. After the war, was commander of 1st Armored Division in Italy and Germany. Chief Operations Officer, Director of Intelligence Army Ground Forces and commanding general of the 3rd Armored Division. During Korean War, was commanding general of XVI Corps. Dubbed Father of TV Talk Shows. Host of the Tonight Show 1954-57. Served with General Pershing along the Mexican border in 1913. Highly decorated infantry officer in WWI. 1ST Infantry Commander during WWII. 1943 took over the 104th Infantry Division known as the "Timberwolves" and battled through France and Belgium right up to Berlin when the war ended. Reputed at never having lost a battle. Son of General Terry D Allen. Killed in action with 1st Division in Vietnam. January 10, 1970- January 23, 1989 (remains recovered) POW. Vietnam March 4, 1971- March 27, 1973 POW. Returnee - Vietnam Commanded the 92nd Infantry Division from its creation in October 1942 to August 1945. Deputy Chief of Staff of the Far Eastern Command 1946. Commanded the United States Army X Corps during the Korean War. Head of the Army War College 1951-53. Ambassador to Australia 1977-81, Nauru 1979-81 Ambassador to Australia 1977-81, Nauru 1979-81 Part of Colin Kelly's flight group New York Representative 1975-1981 Acted as VIP Pilot for W. Averill Harriman, Head of ECA (Economic Cooperation Administration) during the Marshall Plan. Brooklyn waterfront mob boss and enforcer. Member of Murder Inc. Was eventually killed while visiting his barber. The youngest active duty Marine promoted to the rank of General and the first active duty Marine Naval Aviator to be promoted to a 4-star rank. 34th Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps 1972-75 California Lieutenant Governor 1959-67. California Representative 1969-93 Ambassador to Sudan 1986 First African American Marine to be awarded Medal of Honor. Medal was awarded posthumously for his actions on February 28, 1967 when his platoon fell under heavy enemy fire. He and several others were bunched together not far from enemy positions. When a grenade landed by his head, he grabbed it and pulled it to his chest, curling his body around it as it went off. His actions saved his comrades from serious injury and possible death. Illinois Representative 1961-81. Independent candidate for President of United States 1980

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Anderson, John S

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Anderson, Michael M Anderson, Mike Anderson, Richard A

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Anderson, Roy W Anderson, Rudolf

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Anderson, Webster

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Anderson, Wendell R Andreotta, Glenn U

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Andrews, Ike F Andrews, Mark Andrus, Cecil D Andrus, Cecil D Angel, Herbert E

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November 4, 1969 taken as POW. Remains returned/recovered July 9, 1973 February 5, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Offensive Rookie of the Year 2000. Running Back for Denver Broncos Posthumously awarded Medal of Honor for his actions in Quang Tri Province, Vietnam on August 4, 1969. While his team was on a reconnaissance patrol, they came under heavy enemy fire. Anderson was wounded in both legs, but assumed a prone position and delivered intense suppressive fire in an attempt to repulse the enemy. He continued his fire even as another marine was attending his leg wounds. Observing an enemy grenade land between he and the other marine, he rolled over, absorbing the full effects of detonation thereby saving several marines from serious injury or possible death. Posthumously awarded Medal of Honor for his actions on Roi Island, Kwajalein Atoll, in the Marshall Islands on February 1, 1944. He entered a shell crater occupied by 3 other marines and prepared to throw a grenade at an enemy position. It slipped from is hand and rolled toward his comrades. He did not have enough time to retrieve and throw the weapon, so instead hurled his body over the grenade in order to save his companions. In 1945 the US Navy Destroyer "USS Richard B Anderson" was named in his honor. It served through both Korea and Vietnam, earning 15 battle stars. In 1977 it was sold to the Taiwanese Navy where it serves under the name "Kai Yang." Execution. Hanged for raping two women in France. ETO U2 Pilot shot down while flying over Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Reportly the only casualty of the Missile Crisis. Best know and longest held of a group of American hostages captured by Shiite Hezbollah partisans. He was captured March 16, 1985 off the street in Beirut, and not released until December 4, 1991. Filed a suit against the Iranian government for his captivity and in 2002 was awarded a multimillion dollar settlement from frozen Iranian assets. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Tam Ky, Republic of Vietnam October 15, 1967. During an enemy assault, Anderson took up an exposed position to better direct his unit's fire and defense. An enemy grenade exploded near him, throwing him back and wounding his legs. Despite the grievous nature of his wounds, he refused evacuation and continued to direct the defense allowing the eventual defeat of the enemy. Minnesota Governor 1971-76. Senator 1976-78 Posthumously awarded the Soldier's Medal in 1998 for his actions in stopping the My Lai massacre March 16, 1968. Was assigned to Task Force Barker, flying over Vietnamese forests, drawing enemy fire. He and two others (Hugh Thompson and Lawrence Colburn) on the day of the massacre were "marking" wounded Vietnamese civilians for evacuation when they saw Captain Ernest Medina run forward and begin shooting the wounded who had been "marked." Thompson confronted Lt. Stephen Brooks at the village to stop the killing. Andreotta and Colburn were left to cover the company with orders to fire on any American who refused to halt the massacre. Two other helicopters were called in to serve as medevac for the 11 wounded civilians (one piloted by Dan Millians the other by Brian Livingstone). Andreotta was killed a short time later on a scouting mission attempting to flush out enemy forces. North Carolina Representative 1973-85. North Dakota Representative 1963-81. Senator 1981-87 Idaho Governor 1971-77. US Secretary of the Interior 1977-81 Idaho Governor 1971-77. US Secretary of the Interior 1977-81 Assistant Archivist during the early years of the existence of the National Archives Ambassador to Great Britain 1969-74. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1986.

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Anton, Francis G Antrim, Richard N

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Ambassador to Great Britain 1969-74. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1986. March 8, 1971 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Cisterna di Littoria, Italy May 24, 1944. He charged 200 yards over flat, coverless terrain to destroy an enemy machinegun nest. He advanced far ahead of his squad, shot three times, but continuing forward each time to the enemy strong point. He killed two and forced 10 to surrender. He then reorganized his men and instead of seeking much needed medical attention, lead the charge to the next point. He made most of the distance before he was shot and killed. His actions helped his squad overwhelm the enemy, thus allowing his company to advance on a cleared path. January 5, 1968- March 16, 1973 POW. Returnee - Vietnam WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Makassar, Celebes, Netherlands East Indies, April 1942 as a POW. When a Japanese guard was beating an officer nearly to death, Antrim stepped forward, first to intervene, then to take the rest of the beating intended for the officer. His actions saved the life of the officer as well as improving conditions at the camp through a new-found respect for Americans Leader of the American Communist Party. Controversy over the revocation of his commission in the Army Reserves during the McCarthy Era One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Texas Representative 1971-2001 Noted for giving two pints of blood to help save the life of Tojo after Tojo shot himself in the chest in attempted suicide. Ambassador to Honduras 1989-93 Counselor to the President 1974-75. Dir US Cabinet Task Force on oil import control 1969. Illinois Representative 1935-74 Illinois Representative 1935-74 Lithuanian born, his family immigrated to the US in 1939. He immigrated to Israel in 1948, joining Irgun forces led by Menachem Begin. He was a member of the Likud party and served as Israeli Minister of Defense three times. He retired from politics in 1999. Astronaut, test pilot and naval aviator. His first space flight was on Gemini 8 in 1966. His second and final space flight was as mission commander of the Apollo 11 moon landing 1969. He was the first man to walk on the moon. Astronaut, test pilot and naval aviator. His first space flight was on Gemini 8 in 1966. His second and final space flight was as mission commander of the Apollo 11 moon landing 1969. He was the first man to walk on the moon. Colorado Representative 1973-79, Senator 1979-91 Cuban-American actor, musician, radio, and television producer most remembered for the show "I Love Lucy." His marriage to Lucille Ball lasted from 1940 until 1960. Commander of the USS Vance for 99 days. Tried and relieved of command for "gross lack of judgment and inability to lead people." 1967 While on leave from basic training, Arnold was in Dallas on November 22, 1963 and supposedly witnessed the shooting of President Kennedy from the "Grassy Knoll" by a man or men dressed as Dallas Police Officers 1911 Assigned to Aeronautical Division of Signal Corps, the same year he completed flight training with Wilbur and Orville Wright. 29th pilot to be licensed in United States. Won various awards and broke many records during his career. Helped aircraft industry boom. Dubbed "Father of the United States Air Force." Ohio Representative 1961-82

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Ohio Representative 1961-82 Tennis player. First African American: to represent his country in Davis Cup play 1963; win the US Open singles title 1968; win the Wimbledon singles title 1975; captain the Davis Cup team 1981. He became an active speaker and fundraiser for AIDS research after he contracted the disease during a cardiovascular bypass operation in 1983. Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for his actions near Lang Vei, Vietnam on February 6 & 7, 1968. When his unit's camp was assaulted and communications eventually lost, Ashley organized and equipped an assault force composed of friendly, local personnel. He then led 5 charges against the enemy in an attempt to free his comrades and commanding officer. He was eventually wounded, though continued his assault until he lost consciousness and was carried away, only to be killed by an enemy artillery round. His actions helped to clear a path through the enemy positions, allowing the surviving captives to escape. Ohio Representative 1955-81 Scientist and Author, winner of multiple Hugo and Nebula awards. Works include: I, Robot and the Foundation series. Inducted into the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame. Wisconsin Representative 1971-93. Secretary of Defense 1993-94. Colorado Representative 1949-73. April 2, 1972- March 5, 1973 POW. Returnee - Vietnam Ambassador to Egypt 1979. Assistant Secretary to Near East & South Asian Affairs Commanded only US Destroyer to sink an enemy (Japanese) battleship, IJN Fuso, during the Battle of Leyte Gulf WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Villa Verde Trail, Luzon, Philippine Islands on March 10, 1945. For four hours he withstood repeated Japanese assaults from his foxhole. By 7:00 AM, 13 enemy lay dead in front of his foxhole, his companions were dead, he had fire 400 rounds and jammed 3 rifles beyond use. He withdrew to secure another rifle with the enemy on his heals. He was persuaded to accept medical treatment, but while waiting saw an enemy soldier within the perimeter. He seized a rifle and killed him. Moments later, while lying on a litter, spotted an enemy group moving up behind the platoon's lines. Despite severe wounds-delivered heavy fire, forcing them to withdraw. Popular St. Louis TV & Radio personality during the 1970's through 1990's Oregon Representative 1975-93. Senator 1992 Radio broadcaster and author. His radio shows are mostly news and commentary as well as the segment "The Rest of the Story." Sign off is "Paul Harvey--Good Day!" He was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom 2005. TV actor best known for his portrayal of Marshal Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke for 20 years. He starred mostly in Western- themed TV shows and movies including: How the West Was Won, and Big Jim McClain. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, was inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He is also the older brother of actor Peter Graves. Ambassador to Finland 1975-77, Norway 1981-84. Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for his actions west of Da Nang, Vietnam on February 23, 1969. During early morning, his groups observation post came under fierce ground assault. Upon observing one of his companions unconscious in an exposed area, he left the relative safety of his position and raced to assist the other marine. Nearly there, he observed an enemy grenade land nearby and jumped to place himself bodily between the fallen marine and the grenade. While examining his comrade, he saw an enemy soldier

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aiming at the unconscious man. Austin threw himself in front of the marine and was mortally wounded. Actor, singer, and owner of the California Angels baseball team. His films of the 1930's and 40's defined B-Western films. He wrote over 200 songs, including: "Back in the Saddle Again" and "Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer." Baca, Joe California Representative 1999Alabama Representative 1993November 30, 1968 taken as POW in Laos. Body returned/ recovered March 26, 1989. California Representative 1977-89 California Representative 1977-89 Actor best known for his role as Jethro Bodine in The Beverly Hillbillies. In 2003, Baer began a project in Carson City--a Beverly Hillbillies themed hotel and casino called Jethro's Beverly Hillbillies Mansion & Casino. Kentucky Representative 1993-99 Florida Representative 1973-83 Postmaster General 1975-78 Postmaster General 1975-78 Pennsylvania Representative 1979-83 Prominent, and sometimes, controversial lawyer, served as defense lawyer in the Sam Sheppard re-trial, court martial of Captain Ernest Medina, and the O.J. Simpson trial. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Henderson Field, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands on September 12, 1942. Bailey and his company were ordered to hold against a Japanese force 2,000 strong on a ridge overlooking Henderson Field. Despite a head wound, he led his men in hand-to-hand combat for ten hours until the line was restored and the Field safe. He was killed a few weeks later at Matanikau River, Guadalcanal. March 23, 1961 taken as POW in Laos. Returned August 15, 1962 Execution. Hanged for rape and murder in France. ETO Director of WAC 1971-75 May 6, 1968- March 5, 1973 POW. Returnee - Vietnam Department of Transportation 1969-71. Recipient of award for outstanding achievement in the Government 1971. Under Secretary Department of Health and Human Services. Tennessee Representative 1971-75 Cartoonist for Yank The Army Weekly 1942-45. Author of the comic strip "Sad Sack" Execution. Hanged for rape at Leyte Island, Philippines Tennessee Senator 1967-85. Ambassador to Japan 2001. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1984 Tennessee Senator 1967-85. Ambassador to Japan 2001. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1984 Secretary of the Treasury 1985-88. Secretary of State 1989-92. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1991. Secretary of the Treasury 1985-88. Secretary of State 1989-92. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1991. Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio 1912-15; Secretary of War 1916-21; candidate for Democratic nomination for President 1932 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Saipan, Mariana Islands from June 19 to July 7, 1944. On July 7, the perimeter of which he was a part was attacked on three sides by a large Japanese force. Baker was injured early on, but insisted on staying and fighting, which he did until he ran out of ammunition and his gun was battered from hand-to-hand combat. A comrade carried him some 50 yards before being wounded himself. He was last seen

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alive propped up against a tree calmly facing the foe. His body was found in the same position with 8 dead Japanese soldiers lying dead before him. WWII Medal of Honor recipient for actions near Viareggio, Italy on April 5-6, 1945. Baker was instrumental in destroying enemy installations, personnel, and equipment during the his company's attack on the entrenched enemy position. He was awarded with seven other African American soldiers by President Clinton in 1997. California Representative 1993-97 Execution. Hanged for murder in France. ETO North Carolina Representative 1986-

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Founder of the Green Berets. WWII, at age 40, he was considered too old for combat and was assigned as Captain to the Office of Strategic Services, Special Operations branch. After the war, he convinced the Army to create a unit with the same duties as the disbanded OSS. He hand-picked and trained the first members himself. His request for special berets was signed off on by President Kennedy. President George Bush gave him a commendation in 2002. Missouri state senator 1980

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Boxer. World Middleweight champion 1947-48. Best remembered for 3 championship bouts with Tone "Man of Steel" Zale within 21 months. He and Zale were inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1991. After he retired from boxing, he took up acting in films and television shows. Korean Medal of Honor Recipient for his actions at the Chosin Reservoir area, Korea, on November 28 - December 2, 1950. Capt. Barber and his unit were assigned to defend a 3-mile mountain pass along the division's main supply line. They suffered a fierce attack and relief was not able to reach them. Barber was ordered to fight his way to relieving forces, but rather than loose their position or abandon his many wounded who couldn't walk, he risked his command and held, fighting 5 days and 6 nights until they were relieved. Barber himself had been wounded early, but gave order from his stretcher. At the end, only 82 of his original 220 men were able to walk away. Korean Medal of Honor Recipient for his actions at the Chosin Reservoir area, Korea, on November 28 - December 2, 1950. Capt. Barber and his unit were assigned to defend a 3-mile mountain pass along the division's main supply line. They suffered a fierce attack and relief was not able to reach them. Barber was ordered to fight his way to relieving forces, but rather than loose their position or abandon his many wounded who couldn't walk, he risked his command and held, fighting 5 days and 6 nights until they were relieved. Barber himself had been wounded early, but gave order from his stretcher. At the end, only 82 of his original 220 men were able to walk away. WWII Medal of Honor for actions near Carano, Italy on May 23,1944. He moved alone up the enemy flank, defeating 3 machinegun nest single-handedly, capturing 17 Germans. Later that day, in retaliation to an enemy counterattack, he took up an exposed position in the path of 3 Mark VI tanks. With a bazooka, he disable one tank, then killed 3 of its crew. Though fatigued, he aided 2 seriously wounded men to safely some 1,700 yards distant. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Con Thein, Vietnam on September 21, 1967. Barker's unit came under fierce enemy fire, though wounded, he remained in the open firing upon the numerically superior enemy force. He was wounded again, this time his right hand, which prevented the use of his machine gun. When a grenade landed in the midst of the surviving marines, he, without hesitation, threw himself on it. His final act was to crawl to a wounded comrade and administer first aid until he died.

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Television game show host of The Price is Right Radio personality Georgia Representative 1977-93 Maryland Representative 1979-87 One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. 12th Commandant USMC 1914-20. Graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1881, the first class to provide officers to the MC Mississippi Governor 1960-64 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Ky Phu in Quang Tin Province, Vietnam on December 18, 1965. His company was suddenly pinned down and separated from the rest of their battalion. Barnum scouted the area and found the rifle company commander near death and the radio operator killed. He tended the commander, then took the radio and assumed command of the rifle company, rallying the units into counterattack. His leadership enable the evacuation of the wounded and dead and ultimately the final seizure of the battalion's objective. White House Staff. Assistant Secretary, Department of Labor Assistant to the President Assistant to the President Actor, films include The Gay Sisters, Game of Death, Young at Heart, The Hindenburg, The Elite Killer, and They shoot Horses, Don't They. He shot and killed his fifth wife, Kim Schmidt after 3 weeks of marriage then committed suicide. Named Acting Administrator of GSA on March 4, 1996

WWII Medal of Honor recipient for actions near St. Laurent-sur-Mer, France on D-Day, June 6, 1944. He and his unit were forced to wade ashore through heavy enemy fire. Despite this, he returned to the water repeatly to assist his floundering comrades. He also carried dispatches along the beach, assisted the wounded, and calmed the shocked. Wyoming Representative 1943-50. Governor 1951-53, Senator 195359 South Carolina Representative 2003Nebraska Representative 1991-2001 Actor Actor West Virginia Governor 1961-65 Boxer. World Heavyweight champion 1937 to 1949 when he retired the undefeated champion with 25 title defenses. Twenty-seventh Commandant of the Marine Corps 1979-83. College athletic coach who achieved fame in three sports; baseball, football, and basketball at USC. Served as coach and training director while in the Navy Mayor of Washington D.C. 1979-91, 1995-99. Convicted in 1990 of misdemeanor cocaine possession after being caught on videotape smoking crack cocaine. Sentenced to six months in prison. Child actor in classic films. Anna Karenina, Little Lord Fauntleroy, Lloyd's of London, and Captains Courageous Oklahoma Governor 1967-71, Senator 1973-79 Oklahoma Governor 1967-71, Senator 1973-79 Oklahoma Governor 1967-71, Senator 1973-79 Secretary to Alaska Territory 1939-44. Alaska Senator 1959-68

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Maryland Representative 1993 Boxer. World Welterweight champion 1955 & 1957, World Middleweight champion, by defeating Sugar Ray Robinson in 1957. Uncle of Billy Backus, welterweight champion in the 1970's. Member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Lunga Ridge, Guadalcanal on October 25, 1942. Faced a Japanese attack in the middle of the night. He stayed with his men, repairing guns and changing barrels in near darkness while giving encouragement to his men. When one section was overrun by enemy troops, he raced to the breach and helped his men fire on the charging Japanese soldiers. At least 38 dead Japanese were credited to him, many killed with his Colt .45. Basilone was killed leading his squad off the beach on Iwo Jima. Sgt. John Basilone Memorial Bridge in East Brunswick, New Jersey as well as the USS Basilone were named in his honor. He was the first enlisted marine to win the Medal of Honor and the only marine to be awarded both the Medal of Honor and the Navy Cross during WWII. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Lunga Ridge, Guadalcanal on October 25, 1942. Faced a Japanese attack in the middle of the night. He stayed with his men, repairing guns and changing barrels in near darkness while giving encouragement to his men. When one section was overrun by enemy troops, he raced to the breach and helped his men fire on the charging Japanese soldiers. At least 38 dead Japanese were credited to him, many killed with his Colt .45. Basilone was killed leading his squad off the beach on Iwo Jima. Sgt. John Basilone Memorial Bridge in East Brunswick, New Jersey as well as the USS Basilone were named in his honor. He was the first enlisted marine to win the Medal of Honor and the only marine to be awarded both the Medal of Honor and the Navy Cross during WWII. Wife of Medal of Honor recipient John Basilone. She sponsored the USS Basilone New Hampshire Representative 1955-63 Astronaut. Died with Elliot See when their plane crashed into a building at Lambert Airport in St. Louis. Nicknamed Art Virginia Lieutenant Governor 1981. Representative 1983-2000 California Representative 1983-91 Baseball player. Boston Red Sox 1947-51, St. Louis Browns 1951, Detroit Tigers 1952-54, Chicago White Sox 1954, Cincinnati Redlegs 1955-56 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action in air above Guadalcanal, May 10 to November 14, 1942. He lead and participated in many air battles against enemy bombers, fighters and ships, at times taking on entire squadrons solo. He was last seen about 100 miles off Guadalcanal after being forced to abandon his plane. He is credited with shooting down 11 Japanese planes. Former right fielder and manager in Major League Baseball. He played with the New York Yankees 1948-59 and Kansas City Athletics 1960-61. Bauer managed the Athletics 1961-62, 1969, and Baltimore Orioles 1964-68. November 4, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered July 9, 1973 One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Fighter Ace during Spanish Civil War and WWII. By the end of the Spanish Civil War, he was credited with shooting down 4 planes individually and one as a team effort. In 1941 he joined the "Flying Tigers," but was denied a passport due to his Spanish combat. He rejoined the Army and was assigned to China, where over the course of the war, he would shoot down an estimated 7 more planes. He may be the first American pilot credited with destroying aircraft of all three Axis Powers.

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WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Peleliu Island, Palau Group on September 15, 1944. He led the charge against an enemy pillbox covering a vital section of the beach. While firing his weapon, he observed an enemy grenade hurled in the midst of his group. He threw himself on the explosive and was evacuated to a hospital ship where he died from his wounds three days later. Indiana Senator 1963-81 Rhode Island Representative 1975-81 Tennessee Representative 1973-83 Philippine Insurrection Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Cadacan and Sohoton Rivers, Samar, Philippine Islands on November 17, 1901. He made a surprise attack on enemy positions, capturing weapons, supplies and killing 30. He then led his men up cliffs via bamboo ladders to the height of 200 feet. He and his men proceeded across the river, scaling the cliffs on the opposite side and taking the enemy position there. Military Government Officer for SCAP during Occupation of Japan. Actor, producer, screenwriter, and director. Brother to Shirley MacLaine. Some of his films include Splendor in the Grass, Bonnie and Clyde, Bugsy and Bulworth. Recalled to AD in 1955 to be Director of Civil Air Patrol Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula. Actor. Works include: Bride of the Monster, War of the Colossal Beast, The Rebel, and The Great Sex War Iowa Representative 1975-87 One of over 400 Native American soldiers during WWII who transmitted secret messages over radio and telephone using codes based on native languages. Actor, won Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in Sweet Bird of Youth. Father of Ed Begley Jr. Oklahoma Representative 1951-73. Named to Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Ambassador to Cyprus 1964-69; Peru 1969-74. Ambassador to Cyprus 1964-69; Peru 1969-74. Bell Oil Company president 1947-59. California Representative 196177. Attorney General during Carter administration, 1977 On the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, he commanded Patron 1 and sent the famous message "…Air Raid Pearl Harbor; This is NO DRILL!" Television producer and scriptwriter. Some of his shows include Magnum, P.I., Airwolf, Quantum Leap, JAG, NCIS, Black Sheep Squadron, and the original Battlestar Galactica. Oklahoma Governor 1963-67, 1987-91. Senator 1969-81 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions west of Loc Ninh on May 2, 1968. A 12-man Special Forces Reconnaissance Team was inserted into the jungle with orders to gather intelligence about enemy activity. The team fell under heavy enemy fire and requested extraction. Three helicopters attempted a rescue, but were turned back by intense enemy fire. Benavidez was monitoring the operation via radio when the helicopters returned to base. He voluntarily

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boarded an aircraft to assist another extraction attempt. He ordered the aircraft to a clearing, then jumped out and ran about 75 meters under enemy fire to aid the trapped team. On his way he was shot in his face, head, and right leg. Despite his wounds, he carried or dragged half of the wounded crew to the aircraft while providing protective fire for the aircraft. He then ran to the dead team leader and gathered the body as well as all the classified documents the leader had. He was at this time shot in the abdomen and hit with grenade fragments in his back. The helicopter crashed when the pilot was killed and Benavidez aided the wounded out of the overturned aircraft and positioned them in a defensive perimeter. He moved among them, providing water, ammunition, first aid and the will to live. He directed air strikes to suppress enemy fire and allow for another extraction attempt. Once again, he was shot in the leg. Despite all of his wounds he helped load his comrades into the second helicopter. He was wounded a few more times and killed at least three enemy soldiers who tried to attack his team and the helicopter. His actions ensured the collection of all classified material as well as saving the lives of at least eight men. Coast Guard Commandant Ohio Representative 1939-49, 1951-54. Senator 1954-57 Commanded Japanese-American evacuation from West Coast of US under General DeWitt. Singer specializing in jazz, standard, and popular music.

Indiana Representative 1977-82 Indiana Representative 1977-82 Indiana Representative 1977-82 Execution. Shot for rape and murdering two people in France. ETO Florida Representative 1949-93 Special Assistant to the President Aviator who piloted Richard Byrd on their attempt to reach the North Pole in 1926. He developed pneumonia from a crash in 1927 which proved fatal. Mayor of Prairie Village, Kansas 1957-65. Kansas Governor 1975-79 Utah Senator 1951-73, 1974-75 Secretary to Chief of Staff. Major General Service in Vietnam with America Division Admiral. Superintendent of Naval Academy 1907-08. First Chief of Naval Operations 1915-19, as well as chief during WWI. Texas Representative 1948-55. Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance Company president. Senator 1971-93. Candidate for Vice President of United States 1988. Secretary of the Treasury 1993-94. Father of Lloyd M Bentson Jr. Baseball player. St. Louis Browns 1939-47, Cleveland Indians 194850, Pittsburgh Pirates 1950, St. Louis Browns 1951, Cleveland Indians 1952, Pittsburg Pirates 1952 Nebraska Representative 1979-2004 Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula. WWI draft dodger, race car driver, and pilot. Cartoonist for Yank and war reporter "Private Berger Abroad" Created the term and comic "GI Joe" US National Security Advisor to President Clinton 1997-2001 Adjutant General III Corps 1940-42. Chief of Staff Chinese Training and Combat Command, China 1942-45. Adjutant General US Army 1951-54. Serial killer of the 1970's in New York who killed six and wounded several other people. Berkowitz claimed that his neighbor Sam Carr

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was a high demon who sent his evil Labrador Retriever to command Berkowitz to kill. Composer and lyricist (songwriter). Wrote over 3,000 songs including: "God Bless America", "White Christmas", There's No Business Like Show Business", "Blue Skies", "Easter Parade", "Puttin' on the Ritz", and "Supper Time" Comedian, writer, teacher, and actor. Winner of first non-music Grammy 1959. Part of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Friends, King of Queens, and Meet the Fockers Comedian, writer, teacher, and actor. Winner of first non-music Grammy 1959. Part of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Friends, King of Queens, and Meet the Fockers Coast Guard Commandant 1911-1919 Radar Countermeasure Officer aboard the Enola Gay when it dropped the Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima August 6, 1945 Actor who played "Superman" in the 1950's television show. His mother had lied about his birth date (April 5 instead of January 5) so that it would be 9 months after her marriage. It is disputed whether he died from suicide or murder. Four Star General First Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, 1943 CEO of Continental Airlines 1994-2004 Alabama Representative 1967-97 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Arloncourt, Belgium on January 15, 1945. Beyer was a tank-destroyer gunner in his platoon, when they were held up by enemy troops dug in along a ridge. He fired upon one machinegun position with his 76mm gun, then charged the position on foot. He killed one and captured two before moving onto the next position. Ultimately he helped clear a quarter of a mile dug in German forces, destroying 2 machinegun positions, killing 8 enemy, and capturing 18 prisoners. Ambassador to Uganda Ambassador to Uganda Eleventh Commandant of the Marine Corps 1911-1914 Ambassador to Papua New Guinea 1986-89, Solomon Islands 198689, Vanuatu 1987-89 January 16, 1968 taken as POW- South Vietnam. Remains returned/recovered April 27, 1989 Florida Representative 1983Commandant 1924-1932 Blueprints of Memorial (tombstone) in Arlington including three bids for the job. Middle name Chamberlayne Naval Aviator #6. Died when he fell out of his plane into Chesapeake Bay New Mexico Senator 1983New York Representative 1965-83 Ambassador to Honduras 1980-81 Ambassador to Honduras 1980-81 Christian missionary in China prior to the outbreak of WWII. He went underground when the Japanese ordered the arrest of all American missionaries in China in 1941. April of 1942, he lead the Doolittle raiders out of China, then asked for an assignment to help fight the war. He was sent to Gen. Chennault who had him gather intelligence and aid downed pilots. 90% of American pilots shot down were rescued by Birch's group. At the end of the war, he was ordered to accept the surrender of a Japanese airfield, but it was in the hands of Communist Chinese who captured and executed him. Though the John Birch Society is an ultra-conservative, anti-communist group; Birch was not- he was pro-Chinese and Christian and anti-Japanese. Officer in charge of Joint Body Bearer Team during the State funeral of President John F. Kennedy, November 22-25, 1963 Member of OSS in China 1945 - worked with teams of Humanitarian

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Aid that traveled to POW camps still in Japanese custody. Comedian, wrote much of the material for the Rat Pack. Appeared on many television shows including one of his own as well as movies. #96 on Comedy Central's 100 Greatest Stand-Up Comedians of All Time. Georgia Representative 1993TV Actor, My Favorite Martian; Incredible Hulk WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Altavilla, Italy on September 13, 1943. While attacking a German position, his platoon got pinned down by heavy machinegun and rifle fire. He took three grenades and proceeded to crawl, under enemy fire, to get within range of two machinegun nest and one mortar position, using his grenades to clear the enemy held positions and allowing his platoon to take its objective. Alabama Senator 1927-37. Justice of US Supreme Court 1937-71 Baseball player. Brooklyn Dodgers 1952-55, Cincinnati Redlegs 195556, Washington Senators 1957 Georgia Representative 1967-75 Georgia Representative 1967-75 Baseball player. Cincinnati Reds 1942-52, New York Yankees 195253, Kansas City Athletics 1955 President of Local 1332, International Longshoremen's Association. Pennsylvania Representative 1991-95 Surfer and actor Blassie was shot down in South Vietnam and buried in Arlington National Cemetery's Tomb of The Unknowns as an unidentified soldier of the Vietnam War. His family petitioned for DNA testing to identify him. With a positive ID, he was reburied at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, July 11, 1998. Minnesota Representative 1947-75 Representative for Guam, M.I. August 16, 1968 POW. Remains returned/ recovered June 10, 1969 South Vietnam Mayor of Richmond, Virginia 1970-77. Virginia Representative 19812001 Science Fiction Author. Works include: Spock Must Die!, A Life for the Stars, Earthman come Home, Mission to the Heart Stars, and Welcome to Mars! Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula. One of six men who raised the flag on Iwo Jima that was captured in the famous photograph on February 23, 1945. Block was KIA Actor best known for his role as Hoss Cartwright in the TV series Bonanza 1959-72. Ambassador to Ecuador 1976-78. Portugal 1978-82 Ambassador to Ecuador 1976-78. Portugal 1978-82 Postmaster General 1969-71; Candidate for US Senator from Alabama 1972. Chief of Bureau of Navigation1916-1919 Astronaut and first African American in space, 1983. Participated in four flights of Space Shuttle between 1983 and 1992. Bill Clinton's biological father. He died in an auto accident on his was home to visit his 5 month pregnant wife Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions on March 30, 1967. His company was establishing night ambush sites when they were attacked by heavy fire. Bobo organized defense, giving encouragement to the outnumbered marines, then organized a new rocket launcher group directing the fire into enemy machine gun positions. When a mortar round severed his right leg below the knee,

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he refused evacuation, using a web belt as a tourniquet and ramming his leg in the dirt to contain the bleeding, he continued to fire on the enemy attempting to overrun their position. He was mortally wounded, but his troop was able to repulse the enemy. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions on March 30, 1967. His company was establishing night ambush sites when they were attacked by heavy fire. Bobo organized defense, giving encouragement to the outnumbered marines, then organized a new rocket launcher group directing the fire into enemy machine gun positions. When a mortar round severed his right leg below the knee, he refused evacuation, using a web belt as a tourniquet and ramming his leg in the dirt to contain the bleeding, he continued to fire on the enemy attempting to overrun their position. He was mortally wounded, but his troop was able to repulse the enemy. Scientist with the group who dropped the bomb on Nagasaki in 1945. Though he usually piloted the Bockscar, the plane that actually dropped the bomb, for that mission he was on The Great Artiste, a swap occurring just prior to the raid. New York Representative 1983-2003 Ambassador to Cyprus 1984-87, Oman 1989-92 Ohio Representative 1991Journalist. Was Anna Eleanor Roosevelt's second husband 1936-49. March 18, 1971 POW. Remains returned/ recovered January 13, 1990. Laos Movie actor, Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, The African Queen, and To Have and Have Not are among his films Musician. Part of the Kay Kyser Band Execution. Hanged for the rape of an officer's wife, assault, and theft in Louisiana. Massachusetts Representative 1953-89. Sponsor of amendments that outlawed U.S. aid to the Nicaraguan "contra" rebels in the 1980's. Among the first African American Cadets to graduate from the Tuskegee Institute Missouri Representative 1949-83 Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near the Mark River in Holland on November 2, 1944. Though wounded, he led a bazooka team against two machine gun nests, knocking both as well as a 88mm artillery piece out. Administrator of Federal Aviation Administration 1977-81 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Lang Sau on May 24, 1969. His platoon discovered an enemy base camp and he organized his men into combat teams, quickly destroying 4 enemy occupied bunkers. He then raced 200 meters to assist another platoon that had begun to falter. After assisting them, he returned to his own troop with needed munitions. 4 more enemy bunkers and a machine gun were destroyed. Though wounded by a grenade, he refused treatment and neutralized 2 more enemy bunkers. He was responsible for the destruction of 10 enemy bunkers, a large number of enemy troops including 2 enemy commanders. Major General during WWII Special Assistant and Military Attache to Ambassador W. Averell Harriman, Director, ECA WWII Medal of Honor awarded for his actions in the Pacific Theater during the war. In a P-38 Lightning he achieved 40 aerial victories. He died test piloting a prototype of the Lockheed F-80 which he ejected from, but at too low an altitude to survive. Rickenbacker, the WWI Ace of Aces wrote often to Bong during his career and later

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WWII, the remaining, living brother was sent home. Roy was an Army medic killed in Italy while carrying a wounded comrade to safety. One of five brothers, four were killed while in military service during WWII, the remaining, living brother was sent home. Rolon died from wounds suffered in an Army Air Force bombing raid over Germany. One of five brothers, four were killed while in military service during WWII, the remaining, living brother was sent home. Rulon was reported missing two months after the Storming of France on D-Day. Judge of US Court of Appeals for DC Circuit 1982-88. US Solicitor General 1973-77. Acting US Attorney General 1973-74. Nominated for Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court 1987, but was rejected by the Senate. Minnesota Senator 1979-91 Ambassador to Bangladesh 1974-76, Guatemala 1976-79 Ambassador to Bangladesh 1974-76, Guatemala 1976-79 Participated in the John F. Kennedy autopsy at Bethesda Naval Hospital Iowa Representative 1997First to hold the position of Director of the National Drug Control Policy 1977. Special Assistant to the President for Health Issues. Arizona Mississippi Representative 1973-83 Head of Navy R & D (Naval Research Laboratory) during WWII; chiefly responsible for Navy contribution to Atomic research and development of the first atomic bombs. Assistant Secretary of the Navy 1967-71 Ambassador to Upper Volta 1978-80, Colombia 1980 2nd Director of WAC (Women's Army Corps) 1945-47 Florida Representative 1997Fighter pilot and military strategist whose theories have been highly influential in the military and business. He earned his nickname at the USAF Aerial Gunnery school at Nellis AFB because he had a standing challenge to all fighter pilots: he would best them in aerial combat in 40 seconds or less, or pay them $40. He never lost. Died in crash during the Berlin Airlift. His record was used in the exhibit "Winning the Peace" WWII Medal of Honor awarded, believed at the time, posthumously for actions in the Central Solomons area from September 12, 1943 to January 3, 1944. Boyington led 24 fighters in an attempt to disrupt Japanese shipping, devastate shore installations and enemy aerial forces. His Medal of Honor citation credits him with 26 downed Japanese planes, some report only 22. Boyington had served in the Marines prior to the war, but resigned to join Chennault's "Flying Tigers" in China. While there, he shot down 6 Japanese craft, however, a difference of opinion caused him to leave the Tigers with a dishonorable discharge. He re-enlisted in the Marine Corps after Pearl Harbor with difficulty due to his reputation as a undisciplined brawler. He was assigned a squadron of pilots who would become known as the "Black Sheep" partly because they were scrapped together by Boyington and didn't go through formal unit training in the US. They gave him the name Pappy, due to his age and the way he looked after them. His squadron shot down a confirmed 97 Japanese aircraft, 35 probable, 50 damaged, 21 destroyed on the ground. Pappy was shot down and thought dead, hence his Medal of Honor being awarded at the time "posthumously." He spent 20 months in a POW camp. In the 1970's, he sold his story to NBC who created the TV show The Black Sheep Squadron. Alabama Representative 1935-63 Rhodes scholar. Indiana Representative 1959-81

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side, chest, face and his hands received multiple grenade wounds. He refused medical attention and personally killed 5, wounded countless others, fired 5 clips of carbine, unknown amount of MI rifle ammunition, and threw 32 grenades. He played football for the University of Arkansas and the Detroit Lions before the war. First Republican lieutenant governor in Arkansas since Reconstruction 1967-70. Ambassador to Barbados 1974-77, Grenada 1974. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Department of Housing and Urban Development 197174 Ambassador to Barbados 1974-77, Grenada 1974. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Department of Housing and Urban Development 197174 Tennessee Representative 1963-71, Senator 1971-77. Chairman of Republican National Committee 1977-81. U.S. Trade Representative 1981-85. Secretary of Labor 1985-87 Tennessee Representative 1963-71, Senator 1971-77. Chairman of Republican National Committee 1977-81. U.S. Trade Representative 1981-85. Secretary of Labor 1985-87 Texas Representative 1953-95 Texas Representative 1953-95 Writer, director, and producer. Works include: Splinters, The Brick Foxhole, Key Largo, Brute Force, Blackboard Jungle, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and In Cold Blood. Michigan Representative 1957-93 US District Attorney for Colorado 1959-61. Colorado Representative 1963-65, 1967-75 Prominent environmentalist and founder of Sierra Club Foundation, the John Muir Institute for Environmental Studies, Friends of the Earth, League of Conservation Voters, Earth Island Institute, North Cascades Conservation Council, and Fate of the Earth Conferences. Ohio Representative 1965-83

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Michigan Representative 1967-79 Mayor of Monterey Park, California 1954-58. California Representative 1963-71, 1973-99 Colorado Representative 1981-91. Senator 1991-97. President of University of Northern Colorado 1998-2002. Air Force Chief of Staff 1973-74. Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff 197478 US Secretary of Veterans Affairs 1993-97. Arm was partially paralyzed as a result of a combat injury in Vietnam 1965. First African American pilot in the US Navy as well as the first black naval officer to lose his life in combat during the Korean War. On December 4, 1950, Brown's craft was struck by enemy fire and he was forced to crash-land it. His squadron mate, Hudner crash-landed beside him and attempted to aid Brown. He and later Ward (from a rescue helicopter) were unable to free him. The helicopter was unequipped to fly at night and Hudner and Ward were forced to depart, leaving Brown pinned in his plane. Weather prevented a return to the site until December 7th at which time a fly over revealed Brown's stripped body, evidence of Koreans having been to the site. They dropped napalm on both planes. One of the last living WWI veterans Compiler of USMC "The Marine's Handbook" the mainstay of enlisted instruction from 1934 through WWII. Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. One of those identified by Philadelphia Tribune investigative reporter as involved in the Van Dorn Incident. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions.

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Chairman of Democratic National Committee 1989-93. US Secretary of Commerce 1993-96. Killed in a plane crash during a storm in Croatia. The first African American to complete a Naval Academy education. Ambassador to Thailand 1985, Israel 1988Virginia Representative 1953-75 Lt. General WWII. Commanding General Tank Destroyer Command 1942-43. Commanding General 77th Division, Guam-PhilippinesOkinawa 1943-46. Commanding General 7th Division 1946-47. Deputy Commanding General 4th Army 1947-51. Commandant Armed Forces Staff College 1951-54 US Vice Consul in Rome 1926; Ambassador to France 1949-52, Germany 1957-59, Great Britain 1961-69, US Liaison to China 197374. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1976. Michigan state attorney general 1928-30. Governor of Michigan 193132. US Secretary of the Army. Member of team serving with the French Resistance in France. Took part in a parachute drop into the Department of Savoie on 8/1/1944. Served under Major Peter Ortiz Nevada state attorney general 1979-83. Governor 1983-89. Senator 1989-2001 University of Alabama Football Coach Court-martialed in England with William Forester for killing a black soldier. Sentence was life imprisonment. Alabama Representative 1965-81. Alabama Representative 1965-81. One of the last living WWI veterans Captain of the USS Pueblo which was captured in January 1968 when it came under attack by North Korean forces even though the Pueblo was in International waters. Bucher and his crew were held as POWs for 11 months until the US issued an apology. Captain of the USS Pueblo which was captured in January 1968 when it came under attack by North Korean forces even though the Pueblo was in International waters. Bucher and his crew were held as POWs for 11 months until the US issued an apology. Actor in both American and European films. Among his films are: The Great Escape, The Dirty Dozen, The Magnificent Seven, and Once Upon a Time in the West.. Humorist known for his long-running column in The Washington Post. The column concentrates on political satire and commentary. Governor of Delaware 1929-37, Senator 1943-49 Sportscaster best known for announcing the St Louis Cardinals. Received the Ford C Frick Award from the Baseball Hall of Fame 1987. Has a star on the St Louis Walk of Fame. One of the last living WWI veterans Philippine Insurrection Medal of Honor awarded for actions with the 8th Army Corps on March 25, 27, 29, and April 4, 1899. New York Senator 1971-77. Judge of US Court of Appeals for D.C. Circuit 1985-96 Highest ranking army officer killed in WWII, Okinawa. Ambassador to Lebanon 1970. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for various actions in Philippine water from December 7, 1941 to April 10, 1942. During this time period, he and his squadron, destroyed a number of Japanese plane, surface combatant and merchant ships, dispersing landing parties and landbased enemy forces. On March 11, 1942, he rescued Gen. MacArthur, his staff and family from Manila. First Ambassador to USSR 1933-36. France 1936-40. In 1914 he witnessed the first air raid on Paris by the Germans with the beginning of WWII. In 1940, he again witnessed air raids in Paris by the Germans with the beginning of WWII.

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became grieved at the death of Bennett. On a visit to Bennett's grave, Byrd took a stone from the grave. When he flew over the South Pole on November 29, 1929, he tied an American flag to the stone and dropped it from the plane in a final tribute to Bennett. Dismissed from service as Chief, Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives Section in Berlin due to theft, looting, and black-market activities Dismissed from service as Chief, Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives Section in Berlin due to theft, looting, and black-market activities Maryland Representative 1971-78 Deputy Director of CIA 1953-62 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Iwo Jima on March 3, 1945. When he, his platoon sergeant, and platoon leader were advancing against the enemy, they took shelter in a shell hole where they conducted in a hand grenade battle with the enemy. When one landed in the hole with them, Caddy threw himself on it, absorbing the full impact. Author and authority on aeronautics and aviation. Florida Representative 1933-41, Governor 1945-49 Florida Representative 1933-41, Governor 1945-49 US Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare 1977-79. US Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare 1977-79. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions aboard USS San Francisco off Savo Island on night November 12-13, 1942. He led his forces against a tactically superior enemy force, contributing to the enemy rout. Lieutenant Governor of Alabama 1982. Representative 1985-2003

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Platoon leader in the First Battalion, 20th Infantry, America Division. Court-martialed for and found guilty of the murder of Vietnamese civilians at My Lai in March 1968. Other officers and enlisted men were investigated and tried for their roles in the massacre, but found not guilty. November 24, 1963 taken as POW, Escaped and returned July 13, 1965. South Vietnam Oklahoma Representative 1969-75.

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Florida Representative 1953-55 Ambassador to El Salvador 1974 Ambassador to El Salvador 1974 Among the first African American Cadets to graduate from the Tuskegee Institute Missouri Representative 1923-64 January 8, 1968 taken as POW. Remains returned August 14, 1985. South Vietnam WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Sand Island, Midway Islands, on December 7, 1941. During the bombing, he was mortally wounded by shell fire, but refused to evacuate until his wounded men were. He then stayed to reorganize the command post until forcibly removed. As a result, he died of blood loss. Nevada Senator 1959-83 Commanding General US Air Forces, Europe 1945. Commander 12th Air Force during Sicilian campaign, invasion of Italy, Southern France 1942-44.

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mountain and burned. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Quang Tri Province in the Republic of Vietnam on August 7, 1969. When he and part of his platoon were separated by a brush fire and under heavy enemy fire, he stood and fired into the enemy troops forcing them to pull back. He then directed his comrades down a trail, out of the path of the brush fire. When an enemy grenade landed in their midst, he landed on it, taking the full impact of the explosion. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions on the road to Speyer on March 23, 1945. His tank battalion was stopped by heavy enemy fire including anti-tank rockets. When their source was determined, Carter volunteered to lead a three man team to take the warehouse, the origin of the fire. Two of his squad were killed and one wounded, so he continued alone. By the time he reached the building, he had taken 5 bullets and 3 pieces of shrapnel. He lay in the dirt playing dead until an enemy patrol came to make sure. He leaped up, killed six and captured two, taking them back to his company. He refused treatment, instead climbing into an observation post and pointed out several machine gun nest. With his help the road was cleared and Speyer was taken in two days. Father of President Carter 39th President of United States 1976-1980. 1952, selected to join the first group of officers to serve on nuclear submarines under Hyman Rickover. Governor of Georgia 1970. 2002 awarded Nobel Peace Prize for his contributions to improving human rights and relations between nations. Eldest child of three of President Carter Eldest child of three of President Carter Military Aide to George C. Marshall Author of Those Devils in Baggy Pants memoir of author's service in 82nd Airborne during WWII Kentucky Representative 1965-81 American Folk Figure. Brother of former President Jimmy Carter Diplomat Political pundit and strategist for Bill Clinton's 1992 Presidential Campaign. Host of CNN's Crossfire and then The Situation Room WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Guadalcanal on November 1, 1942. He was serving as leader of a machine gun section providing covering fire for three other units. In the course of action, all others in his squad were either wounded or killed. Casamento was severely wounded, but continued to man his gun, repelling multiple enemy assaults and providing protection for the other units American basketball (college) coach. Coached 18 seasons at North Carolina State University and inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame 1982 Chief Engineer US Army Forces Far East 1941. Chief Engineer South-West Pacific 1944. Commanding General Army Service Command Pacific Ocean Areas 1944-45. Chief Engineer US Army Forces Pacific Area 1945-46. Subject of book Engineer Memoirs published by COE History Office Under Secretary Department of State Under Secretary Department of State Country Singer, musician, actor, entertainer. Notable songs include: Ring of Fire, Folsom Prison Blues, A Boy Named Sue, and I Walk the Line. He was inducted into the Songwriters, the Country Music, and the Rock and Roll Halls of Fame. American fashion designer noted for being chosen by Jacqueline

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Kennedy to design her state wardrobe in the 1960s American fashion designer noted for being chosen by Jacqueline Kennedy to design her state wardrobe in the 1960s November 4, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered July 9, 1973 Nineteenth Commandant of Marine Corps 1948-51 June 5, 1971 taken as POW. Returned March 27, 1973. South Vietnam. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Republic of Vietnam on June 4 & 5, 1971. Cavaiani was platoon leader of a security force providing protection for a radio relay site in enemy-held territory. The camp came under heavy enemy fire, but he exposed himself repeatly to enemy fire by moving around the perimeter directing fire. When it came time to evacuate, he stayed on the ground, directing the helicopters to the landing zone. He and rest of his platoon were forced to stay overnight. When they were being overrun by the enemy force, he ordered his platoon to evacuate while he covered their escape. First Hispanic to achieve four-star general Philippine Insurrection Medal of Honor awarded for actions at BudDajo, Jole, Philippines on March 7, 1906. While under fire he carried one wounded man and the body of another to a sheltered area. Mayor of Bay City, Michigan 1949-52. Michigan Representative 195378 Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio 1953-62. US Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare 1962-65. Judge US Court of Appeals 1965. Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio 1953-62. US Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare 1962-65. Judge US Court of Appeals 1965. Co-murderer of Garnett P. Johnson in Elk Creek, Va. Johnson was taken outside, doused in gasoline and lit on fire, afterward, they beheaded him in what appeared to be a racially motivated Hate Crime. Johnson was a former Marine. Co-murderer of Garnett P. Johnson in Elk Creek, Va. Johnson was taken outside, doused in gasoline and lit on fire, afterward, they beheaded him in what appeared to be a racially motivated Hate Crime. Johnson was a former Marine. Rhode Island Governor 1963-69. Senator 1976-99 Rhode Island Governor 1963-69. Senator 1976-99 "Father of the Armored Force" Played a key role in the development of the Army's tank forces. Father of Adna Chaffee, Jr. Astronaut killed along with Edward White and Gus Grissom when the Apollo 1 command module had a flash fire on the launch pad. Michigan Representative 1957-75. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Iwo Jima on February 1922, 1945. Instrumental in insuring the success of the landing operation. He repeatly re-organized and lead his men against the enemy forces in the nearly impregnable cliffs overlooking the landing site. Senior Member of Board on Naval Aeronautic Services. Early aviation. Newsman with NBC. Worked on programs such as NBC Nightly News, Tonight, and The Huntley-Brinkley Report. Early Army Aviator and trainer Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. Washington Representative 1983-93 Tennessee Representative 1935-40. Mayor of Memphis, Tennessee 1940-46, 1955. Filed the US Supreme Court case Baker vs. Carr

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February 8, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973. Naval Aviator #7. Died in a plane accident Florida Senator 1971-89. Governor 1991-98 Illinois Representative 1939-63 November 2, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 US Secretary of State 1993. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom January 16, 1981 US Secretary of State 1993. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom January 16, 1981 Idaho Senator 1957-81. Candidate for Democratic nomination for President 1976. Illinois Representative 1935-41, 1943-50. Comedian and actor known for roles in: Sayonara, Hatari!, The Longest Day, Harlow, The Poseidon Adventure, and Pete's Dragon. #71 on Comedy Central's list of 100 greatest stand-ups of all time. Mayor of San Antonio 1981-95. US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 1993-97. Indicted for perjury and pleaded guilty. Food writer and former Food Editor of the New York Times. Ohio Representative 1961-77 Missouri Senator 1931-45. Judge of US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit 1945 Female soldier killed during Desert Storm by Iraqi SCUD Missile attack on barracks in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Execution. Hanged for the rape and murder of an English girl. ETO Among the first African American Cadets to graduate from the Tuskegee Institute Bugler from Army Band who played "Broken" Taps at John F.

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Kennedy's funeral. The cold temperature was not conducive to play and the sixth note was "cracked." Chief of Staff Army Ground Force 1941. Commanding General II Corps 1942. Commander in Chief US Army Forces in Europe 1942. Deputy Commander in Chief Allied Expeditionary Force Mediterranean 1942-43. Commanding General 5th Army, Italy 1943-44. Commander in Chief 15th Army Group, Italy 1944-45. Commander in Chief US Forces of occupation, Austria 1945-47. Commanding General 6th Army 1947. Commander in Chief US Forces, Far East 1952-53. Commander in Chief UN Forces, Korea 1952-53. Iowa Senator 1973-79. Ambassador 1979 Ambassador to Gabon 1987-89. Sao Tome & Principe 1987-89 Ambassador to Gabon 1987-89. Sao Tome & Principe 1987-89 Commanding Officer Combat Command A 4th Armored Division 194344. Commanding Officer Combat Command B 7th Armored Division 1944-45. Commanding General 1st Armored Division 1951-53. Commanding General I Corps, Korea 1953. Commander in Chief US Army Pacific 1954-56. Commanding General 7th Army 1956-58. Commander in Chief Continental Army 1958-60. Commander in Chief US Army Europe 1960-62. 4 star general. North Carolina Representative 1983-85, 1987-91. Son of Powhatan Henry Clarke - known for the Geronimo Campaigns. Involved in the Air Service in France as well as Military Intelligence. Chief of Staff 36th Division 1941-42. Assistant Commanding General 91st Division 1942. Commanding General 87th Division 1942-43. Commanding General 33rd Division, Philippines 1943-45. Commanding General X Corps 1945-46. General Officer Commander 3rd Division 1947-50. Deputy Commander in Chief US Army Pacific 1950-53. Was involved in Atomic Tests in Pacific. California Representative 1963-83 California Representative 1963-83 Air Force General. Son of Lucius Clay Sr. Deputy Chief Requirement & Resources 1942. Assistant Chief Material Service 1942-44. Chief Supply Supreme Headquarter Allied Expeditionary Force 1944. Deputy Director War Programs Office of War Mobilization & Reconversion 1944-45. Deputy Military-Governor American Zone of Occupation Germany 1945-47. Commander in Chief US Forces of Occupation Germany 1947-49. Four star general. Father of the Berlin Airlift 1948-49. Execution. Killed a Frenchman and assaulted a woman with a bayonet in France. ETO Missouri Representative 1969-2001 Secretary of the Navy 1977-79. Known for moderate actions on behalf of the rights of women and gay service personnel. Distinguished himself during WWII during the USS Indianapolis tragedy where he helped save 316 lives. Secretary of the Navy 1977-79. Known for moderate actions on behalf of the rights of women and gay service personnel. Distinguished himself during WWII during the USS Indianapolis tragedy where he helped save 316 lives. 10th Sergeant Major of the USMC 1983-87 Lieutenant Governor of Georgia 1974. Secretary of state of Georgia 1983-96. Senator 1997-2003. Lost both legs and part of one arm in Vietnam. Kentucky Representative 1945-48. Governor 1947- . Senator New Hampshire Representative 1963-81 Ambassador to New Zealand 1985-89, Western Samoa 1986-89, Malaysia 1989 US Secretary of Defense 1968-69. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom January 20,1969

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US Vice Consul in Rio de Janeiro 1943. Ambassador to Rwanda 1971 US Vice Consul in Rio de Janeiro 1943. Ambassador to Rwanda 1971 Peacetime Medal of Honor awarded for action near Hartford, Connecticut on October 2, 1920. The plane he was a passenger on crashed and burst into flames. Corry had been thrown clear and though injured, rushed back to the burning plane to free the pilot. In doing so, he sustained serious burns that led to his death four days later. Corso claimed in his 1997 autobiography, The Day after Roswell, that he stewarded alien artifacts recovered from Roswell, New Mexico to high-tech companies in an attempt to reverse engineer the technology. He claimed this led to the development of fiber optics, lasers, integrated circuit chips and more. Many scientists strongly disagree with some of his claims. Author of The Betrayal, a book criticizing US policies in Vietnam, which nearly got him court-martialed. He retired from service, taught at the University level as well as continue to write. Actor and Entertainer of TV, Movies, and Radio

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Hockey player WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Okinawa on May 14-15, 1945. After obtaining permission to take the forward slope of a hill to the fore of him, he and his unit neutralized enemy units, silencing guns and blasting nearby cave positions. Reaching the crest, he saw an enemy force preparing for action. He attacked and forced the enemy to take cover, then dug in to hold the newly taken position. While moving among his men to get them situated, he was killed by a mortar burst. WWI Medal of Honor awarded for actions aboard the USS Stewart on April 17, 1918. When there was an internal explosion of the Florence H, it sent boxes of smokeless powder into the sea, where they floated and repeatedly exploded. Observing a survivor amongst some of the boxes too weak to help himself, Covington plunged overboard to rescue him. Musician/ Bandleader WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Krinkelter Wald, Belgium on December 17, 1944. His company was holding position against a numerically superior German force. They managed to hold until enemy tank fire began to cause heavy casualties. Though virtually alone in his section, he stayed at his gun, devastating enemy infantrymen with his machine gun fire. Even amidst enemy fire, including rocket and tank fire, he held his position. When the order to withdraw came, he stayed and continued to fire, giving his comrades time to evacuate. Pennsylvania Representative 1981-2003 March 3, 1970 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered April 27, 1989 Chief of Staff US Army 1935-1939 Alabama Representative 1991Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions during the Battle of la Drang, November 14, 1965. Crandall flew his helicopter into the battle

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Ambassador to Yemen 1972; Cyprus 1974-78 Ambassador to Yemen 1972; Cyprus 1974-78 Execution. Hanged for shooting another soldier. Italy, MTO Died in crash during the Berlin Airlift. Only Navy casualty during the Airlift. His record was used in the exhibit "Winning the Peace" Lieutenant General, Corps level commander in WWII, ETO One of five brothers who all attended USNA and served in WWII. Two of the brothers, Charles and Richard, were killed in action in the Pacific. The Navy later named the USS Crommelin in honor of the five. One of five brothers who all attended USNA and served in WWII. Two of the brothers, Charles and Richard, were killed in action in the Pacific. The Navy later named the USS Crommelin in honor of the five. One of five brothers who all attended USNA and served in WWII. Two of the brothers, Charles and Richard, were killed in action in the Pacific. The Navy later named the USS Crommelin in honor of the five. One of five brothers who all attended USNA and served in WWII. Two of the brothers, Charles and Richard, were killed in action in the Pacific. The Navy later named the USS Crommelin in honor of the five. One of five brothers who all attended USNA and served in WWII. Two of the brothers, Charles and Richard, were killed in action in the Pacific. The Navy later named the USS Crommelin in honor of the five. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions on the USS Sculpin, a submarine patrolling enemy waters off Truk Island, on November 19, 1943. Captain Cromwell possessed secret intelligence information about US submarine strategy and tactics, scheduled fleet movements, and specific attack plans. He established a line of submarines southeast of the main Japanese stronghold at Truk. Constantly assaulted by enemy depth charges, his vessel was damaged and he ordered it to surface and engage the enemy in a gun fight, allowing the crew to abandon ship. Rather than risk capture the possibility of the intelligence falling into enemy hands, he remained on board the sub and it sank. Radio disc jockey best known as the inspiration for the Robin Williams film, Good Morning Vietnam. Cronauer co-authored the original story. International politics-Africa Band leader. Had a radio show in the 1940s, The Bob Crosby Show. Brother of Bing Crosby.

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Ambassador to Guinea 1977-80 Ambassador to Guinea 1977-80 Real estate magnate and owner of Trammell Crow Company. Former Navy admiral, served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Presidents Reagan and Bush. Served as Ambassador to the United Kingdom under President Clinton. May 2, 1970 taken as POW in Cambodia. Returned February 12, 1973. Missouri state representative - Maryland Heights. Indicted for drug trafficking 1990 Awarded Legion of Merit for inventing "Rhinoceros" device that allowed US tanks to cut through hedgerows in Normandy, thus ending the stalemate of June-July 1944. Iowa Representative 1965-75. Senator 1975-81 Iowa Representative 1965-75. Senator 1975-81 Iowa Representative 1965-75. Senator 1975-81 Marine Aviator #1. First Director of Marine Corps Aviation. California Representative 1991-2003. Pleaded guilty to federal charges of conspiracy to commit bribery, mail fraud, wire fraud, and tax evasion. Sentenced to eight year in prison and ordered to pay $1.8 million in restitution. Kentucky Representative 1971-73 Execution. Hanged for the murder of another soldier. Oro Bay, New Guinea Maine Representative 1964. Governor 1967-75. Ambassador to Canada 1979-81 Maine Representative 1964. Governor 1967-75. Ambassador to Canada 1979-81 Missouri Representative 1951-69. Chairman, Federal Election Commission Missouri Representative 1951-69. Chairman, Federal Election Commission Twenty-fifth Commandant of the US Marine Corps Head of Marine Air Component during landing at Inchon, Korea Head of Marine Air Component during landing at Inchon, Korea Member 970th CIC Detachment in Germany. He was the case worker in charge of the use of Klaus Barbie (former SS officer- "Butcher of Lyons") and helped testify against him at War Crimes trial in 1980's. Milwaukee murderer and cannibal believed to have killed 16 men and boys. He began killing in 1978 and in 1989 he was arrested for child molestation when a victim complained to the police. At his trial, he convinced the judge he needed only psychological help and was released with a five year probation on good behavior. He moved to Cleveland and continued killing until he an intended victim escaped and went to the police July 22, 1991. Upon arrest, he had four human heads in his refrigerator. He was sentenced to the Columbia Correctional Institute in Portage, Wisconsin where fellow inmate, Christopher Scarver, killed him. Fifth Sergeant Major of the US Marine Corps 1969-73 Ambassador to Ireland 1982-84 UN Ambassador. President of Cincinnati Reds. Publisher of Cincinnati Enquirer UN Ambassador. President of Cincinnati Reds. Publisher of Cincinnati Enquirer Department of the Treasury. US Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund Secretary of the Navy 1993-98 Recipient of two Medals of Honor, for the Boxer Rebellion and the Haitian Campaign. He is best remembered for his famous battle cry during the fighting in the Battle of Belleau Wood, June 1918. Daly's

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men were outnumbered, outgunned, and pinned down. He ordered an attack, yelling to his tired men as he leapt forward, "Come on, you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?" On June 26, the battle ended with the US Marines holding the woods after the bloodiest battle the US forces fought in WWI. January 9, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions on Engebi Island, Enwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands on February 19, 1944. That night, while in a foxhole with two others, he threw himself on an enemy grenade. New Hampshire Representative 1975-85 Connecticut Senator 1939-45. Judge US Court of Appeals 1953-80 Virginia Representative 1969-88

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Surfman who assisted the Wright Brothers in their first successful flight. Took photos California Representative 1971-82; Judge for California Court of Appeal 1982-92. California Representative 1971-82; Judge for California Court of Appeal 1982-92. California Representative 1979-93 Kansas Senator 1949-50 Rock singer and songwriter, his works include "If You Let Me Stay," "Wishing Well," "Dance Little Sister," and "Sign Your Name"

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Movie Actor; Saturday's Hero as well as a number of military film, often with John Wayne Brother of St. Louis Mayor Joseph Darst. Member of prominent St. Louis political family. Reporter for St Louis Globe-Democrat. Wrote extensively of his wartime experiences. Forty-first Mayor of St. Louis, Missouri South Dakota Representative 1979-87. Senator 1987-2005 Movie Actor know for his role as "Abu" in The Thief of Bagdad and "Mowgli" in Jungle Book. Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal w/ 4 clusters as well as Presidential Unit Citation for flying 42 mission in South Pacific during WWII. Nebraska Representative 1981-89. Mayor of Omaha, Nebraska 19952001 May 11, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for leading the boarding partly that captured the German submarine, U-505, off the coast of Africa on June 4, 1944. This was the first successful boarding and capture of an enemy man-of-war on the high seas by the US Navy since 1815. Major general, US Army Air Force during WWII. Served as commanding general of the Tenth Air Force and later Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, US Army Air Forces, India-Burma Theater 1942-45. Under his command, the forces established air supremacy over north Burma, assisted in driving the Japanese from north Burma and protected the air route and road to China. Execution. Hanged for rape and assault in France. ETO Execution. Hanged for rape and assault in France. ETO 1940 became the first African-American soldier to hold the rank of general officer in the US Army. His grandfather was a slave who had purchased his freedom in 1800. One of the first African Americans to graduate Tuskegee Institute Flying course in 1942. Fifth in his class Secretary of War 1925-29. Governor General of the Philippines 192932. Tennis player the Davis Cup is named after. St. Louis born.

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WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action as Commanding Officer of the USS Walke in the Philippine Islands on January 6, 1945. Walke was supporting minesweeping operations when they detected four Japanese suicide planes. Davis directed fire even when the third plane crashed into the ship. He was wounded and severely burned, but managed to direct the destruction of the fourth plane as well as directing the fire control to save the ship. Cartoonist and Illustrator. Works include: Beauregard and Yak Yak. He contributed to: The Saint, Tales from the Crypte, Two-Fisted Tales, and The Vault of Horror as well as advertisements for: AOL, AT&T, DreamWorks, Pepsi, Purina, and created the "Raid Bug". Inducted into the Comic Book Hall of Fame 2003 39th Assistant Commandant USMC 1983-86 Ambassador to Poland 1988-90 Ambassador to Poland 1988-90 Georgia Representative 1961-75 Execution. Hanged for rape and murder in England. ETO Stepfather of Nancy Davis Reagan and father-in-law to President Reagan. Actor, director, and social activist. Works include: No Way Out, Do the Right Thing, Jungle Fever, She Hate Me, Get on the Bus, Gladiator, Grumpy Old Men, and The Client. Korean Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Hagaru-ri, Korea from December 1-4, 1950. Davis was leading his battalion to relieve a rifle company and to seize a mountain pass. They fought nearly every inch of the way there, but were able to reach the rifle company and take the mountain pass. Thirty-second Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps 1971-72. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Quang Nam Province, Republic of Vietnam on September 6, 1967. Davis's platoon was pinned down by attacking North Vietnamese forces. Davis was directing fire and shouting encouragement to his men when an enemy grenade landed in the trench with them. He threw himself on it, and was killed by the blast. Singer, actor, and dancer. Recorded 40 albums. Made numerous TV appearance as well as appeared in several movies. Member of the "Rat Pack". Active in the Civil Rights movement.

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gun he sought to destroy. Killed by enemy fire while a member of the flight crew of the B-17 piloted by Colin Kelly. Oregon Representative 1967-75 Oregon Representative 1967-75 California Representative 1971-98 California Representative 1971-98 Adventurer known for "borrowing" and assuming identities of other and working a wide variety of jobs in his life including: a monk, civil engineer, sheriff's deputy, assistant prison warden, doctor of applied psychology, hospital orderly, lawyer, child-care expert, editor, cancer researcher, and teacher. His most famous was posing as Surgeon Joseph Cyr aboard HMCS Cayuga, a Canadian Navy destroyer during the Korean War. The real Cyr's mother, after seeing a picture of him, debunked him-though the Navy at first refused to believe it. Author. Works include: The General's Daughter, Up Country, and The Gold Coast Boxer. Heavyweight Champion of the World 1919-1926. Inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame 1990. Connecticut Representative 1981-83 Connecticut Representative 1981-83 Movie, TV, and stage actor. Death of a Salesman, Cocoon, Tommy Boy, The Belly of an Architect, and To Catch a Killer. Indiana Representative 1969-75 Secretary of Commerce 1973-75 Secretary of Commerce 1973-75 President of Local 18759 United Rubber Workers. Pennsylvania Representative 1958-79 President of Local 18759 United Rubber Workers. Pennsylvania Representative 1958-79 Alabama Senator 1981-87. July 18, 1965 taken as POW in North Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973. Best known for the 1966 North Vietnamese television interview he gave as a prisoner. During the interview he blinked his eyes in Morse code, spelling out torture, to indicate he was being tortured. Wrote the book When Hell was in Session, detailing his experience as a POW. Illinois Representative 1959-83. US Secretary of Veterans Affairs 1989-92 Defender of Wake Island, scenario used in A People at War. Prisoner of War 1941-45. Recipient of Navy Cross. Maryland Representative 1951-59. Commanding General 9th Division 1940-41. Commanding General Armored Force 1941-43. Commander in Chief US European Theater of Operations 1943-44. Commander in Chief US Mediterranean Theater of Operations 1944. Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Mediterranean 1944. Commander in Chief 6th Army Group, NorthWest Europe 1944-45. Commander in Chief Army Ground Forces 1945-49 Died in crash during the Berlin Airlift. Admiral of the Navy 1899. Best known for the victory against the Spanish at Manila Bay, where, within 6 hours, he had sunk or captured the entire Spanish Pacific fleet and silenced the shore batteries at Manila without loss of American life. Army General. 28th Quartermaster General of the Army 1930-34. Commander Western Defense Command from 1941-43. Commandant of the Army and Navy Staff College 1943-47 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions in the Que Son Mountains, Republic of Vietnam on November 12, 1969. When his and another platoon became pinned down by intense enemy fire, Dias noted most of the deadly fire coming from one machine gun emplacement. He made his way within range, getting shot several times in the process, but managed to take out the gun before he was

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shot and killed. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions in the Republic of Vietnam on March 26, 1967. During Operation Beacon Hill 1, Dickey had come forward to replace the wounded radio operator when an enemy grenade landed in the midst of a group of marines. He threw himself on it to absorb the impact of the explosion. Alabama Representative 1965-93 Alabama Representative 1965-93 Alabama Representative 1965-93 Baseball player. St Louis Cardinals 1939-48, Pittsburgh Pirates 194953, Philadelphia Phillies 1954-56, St. Louis Cardinals 1956-57, Kansas City Athletics 1958, New York Yankees 1958, Kansas City Athletics 1959 February 1, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 23, 1968 Michigan Representative 1955-80. First chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus. Charged in March 1978 w/ taking kickbacks from staff whose salaries he raised. Convicted Oct. 7,1978 on eleven counts of mail fraud and filing false payroll forms, insisted he had done nothing wrong and was re-elected while awaiting sentencing. Censured by the House on July 31,1979. Sentenced to three years in prison, served 14 months. African-American Physician. Physician with CCC before WWII. In Ethiopia after the war. Specialist in tropical diseases Military Intelligence Officer, SHAEF, on Eisenhower's staffpsychological warfare Division. Editorial Page Editor, St Louis Post Dispatch 1949-60 Career criminal driven to robbery by the Depression. He is credited with the death of ten men, robbing banks and police arsenals across the Midwest until his death. Died in crash during the Berlin Airlift. Only Navy casualty during the Airlift. His record was used in the exhibit "Winning the Peace" Baseball player with the Yankees for 13 years. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1955 Son of Joe DiMaggio Michigan Representative 1955-2003 Mayor of New York City, NY 1990-93, first African-American mayor of New York City. New York Representative 1985-89 Secretary of state of Illinois 1977-81, Illinois state treasurer 1971-77. Senator 1981-93 California 1979-2000 Baseball player. Second African American to play in the modern major leagues Connecticut Representative 1975-81. Senator 1981Kansas Representative 1961-69. Senator 1969-96. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1997 News anchor for ABC News known for persistent questioning senior government officials. Execution. Hanged for desertion and the murder of a MP in Italy. MTO Massachusetts Representative 1947-74 Massachusetts Representative 1947-74 Head of Office of Strategic Services during WWII Brother of Dr. Tom Dooley. Killed in Battle of Hurtgen Forest. Brother of Dr. Tom Dooley. Brother of Dr. Tom Dooley. Highly decorated Air Force pilot in the Korean War Humanitarian known for his aid and anti-Communist activities in South East Asia during the late 1950's until his death of cancer Aviation pioneer. General in the US Army Air Corps during WWII.

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WWII Medal of Honor awarded for the Tokyo Raid on April 18, 1942. 80 pilots flew 16 B-25s from the aircraft carrier Hornet to make the first bombing attack on Japan. Son of James Doolittle. Highly decorated pilot. Committed suicide. South Carolina Representative 1947-79, 1951-74. Senator 1948 Won two Emmy awards for his television shows Tempo and The Robert K. Dornan Show. Outspoken and known for some of his colorful comments, California Representative 1977-83, 1985-97. WWII Medal of Honor awarded to Doss (a Conscientious Objector) for actions on Okinawa on April 29-May 21, 1945. Doss, due to religious beliefs, refused to kill or even carry a weapon. He had voluntarily enlisted so as to serve his country, and remained though mocked and nearly given a Section eight. Doss was a medic, braving enemy fire to help the wounded, friendly or enemy, soldiers. On May 5, the Japanese made a fierce counter-attack which forced the troop back to the top of a cliff. Those not wounded had retreated down the cliff. Doss remained at the top, and for five hours, prayed and lowered wounded down to relative safety. The official number saved is 75, however, some assert it was 100 and Doss claims 50. On May 21st, Doss stepped on an enemy grenade and was severely wounded, though he didn't lose his leg. When the medics were taking him from the field, they passed another critically wounded soldier. Doss rolled off the litter and told the medics to take the other man. He then joined another wounded soldier and began hobbling off the field. Doss was shot in the arm he had around the other man's neck- it shattered his arm, but saved the other man's life. When he discovered his bible missing, he sent word back, and asked if they would keep an eye open for it. The battalion scoured the battlefield until it was found and mailed it back to Doss. Doss was the first noncombatant to ever receive the Medal of Honor. Pennsylvania Representative 1979-83 Actor and film producer, roles include: Champion, The Bad and the Beautiful, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, The War Wagon, Spartacus, and The Man From Snowy River. Father of Michael Douglas. Inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame 1984. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1981. Arizona Representative 1927-33. Ambassador Great Britain 1947-50. Vice President American Cyanamid Co. 1934-38. President Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York 1940-47 Movie Actor, one of only three actors to win an Oscar (Hud, 1963), an Emmy (Inherit the Wind), and a Tony (The Best Man, 1960) Justice of US Supreme Court 1939-75 Mississippi Representative 1981-89 Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. Execution. Hanged for raping three women with two other soldiers in France. ETO Host of 20/20 until retirement in 1999 Influenza victim. Surviving tissue sample is being used for study. September 24, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973 Navajo Code Talker who sent the message about the second flag raising at Iwo Jima Under Secretary of the Army 1947-49, Ambassador to NATO 1951-53 Medal of Honor awarded for actions on the USS Trenton on October 20, 1924. When two charges of powder ignited, twenty men were trapped in the twin mount. When Drexler saw that another charge was ignited, he tried to wrestle an unignited charge into an immersion tank, but it ignited before he could. Special Assistant to the President for Policy Development and

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Assistant Director for Commerce and Trade 1982 Pianist and bandleader. Ambassador to Suriname 1982-84 Noted reporter for the St Louis Globe - Democrat and the St Louis Post - Dispatch and commentator of the local PBS affiliate talk show Donnybrook Massachusetts Governor 1975-79, 1983-91 Ambassador to El Salvador 1952-53, Spain 1965-68, Denmark 196869, Morocco 1979-81. Hit by a car while rollerblading and died as a result POW at Colditz Castle, Germany. Captured after parachuting into Hungary as part of OSS team trying to discuss a separate peace settlement New York Senator 1949. US Secretary of State 1953-59 New York Representative 1959-74 Photographer and writer. Known for his photo narrative of war, "I wanted to show what war did to a man…" Tennessee Representative 1965-88 Tennessee Representative 1988Oregon Representative 1963-67, 1975-81 Oregon Representative 1963-67, 1975-81 Served in Philippines during Spanish-American War, China during the Boxer Rebellion, Mexico during Vera Cruz expedition, Haiti in 1915, and France during WWI. DSC and Navy Cross recipient. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Iwo Jima on February 2021, 1945. He and his unit advanced uphill toward cliff where the Japanese were causing devastating Marine casualties. When the enemy fire became to intense for the unit to advance any further, he went on alone to spot Japanese guns. Dunlap returned to his unit, relayed the information, then placed himself in a position to help direct the supporting fire. December 2, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/recovered January 23, 1989. March 18, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 Delaware Representative 1971-77. Governor 1977-85 Delaware Representative 1971-77. Governor 1977-85 Military historian. General Eisenhower's press officer during WWII. Books include: The Military Heritage of America, The Encyclopedia of Military History, and Men of West Point Military historian. Author of over 90 books some collaborated with his father, Richard Dupuy. Committed suicide when he learned he had pancreatic cancer. Books include: Hitler's Last Gamble and The Compact History of the Civil War Disgruntled army veteran known for firing 29 rifle rounds at the White House on October 29, 1994. He was convicted of attempting to assassinate President Clinton and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Convicted by Military Court Martial in the looting and theft of the Crown Jewels of Hesse. Nash and Durant were married so Nash could not testify against Durant. Convicted by Military Court Martial in the looting and theft of the Crown Jewels of Hesse. Nash and Durant were married so Nash could not testify against Durant. Minnesota Senator 1978-95. Investigated in 1990 by the Senate Select Committee on Ethics over allegations that he had broken rules restricting Senators' outside income, in particular by laundering about $100,000 in speaking fees into book royalties. Denounced by unanimous vote of the Senate in July 1990 for bringing "dishonor and disrepute" to the body. Disbarred 1995. Pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor counts of misusing his congressional expense account. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions in the Republic of Vietnam, October 17, 1967. While serving as a forward

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observer for his company, his battalion came under enemy attack. Durham directed supporting enemy fire, even when severely wounded, and administered first aid to the wounded until he died from his wounds. Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. New Hampshire Senator 1975-81 Stage and screen actor. Works include: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Sting, Dog Day Afternoon, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Tootsie, Death of a Salesman, and To Be or Not To Be Movie actor and director. Films include: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Godfather, The Godfather II, A Civil Action, and Apocalypse Now where he recited the line, "I love the smell of napalm in the morning." Character portrayed by Jean Claude Van Damme in the movie Blood Sport. Alleged "World Champion" martial arts expert who claimed extensive marine combat experience which did not exist. New Jersey Representative 1981-93

WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Namur Island, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands on February 1-2, 1944. In an attempt to quicken the offensive against the Japanese, he pushed himself and his men until victory was assured. He was directing an attack against the final enemy forces when he was killed by machine gun fire. Missouri state attorney general 1961-65. Lieutenant Governor 196569. Senator 1968-87 Ambassador to Syria 1984-88 Pennsylvania Governor 1935-39. Emissary to the Balkans 1944. Compiled information on the Katyn massacre and concluded the Soviets were guilty of the attack. His report was suppressed and Nazi Germany was blamed instead. Massachusetts Representative 1975-93 Massachusetts Representative 1975-93 Secretary to the President. Deputy Secretary of Defense North Carolina Senator 1981-86. His legs were paralyzed due to polio. Committed suicide Actor, producer, composer, and film director. Works include: Unforgiven, Mystic River, Million Dollar Baby, Bird, Tarantula, A Fistful of Dollars, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Paint Your Wagon, Dirty Harry, The Outlaw Josey Wales, and In the Line of Fire. Westerns and Action Chairman Trade Expansion Act Advisory Committee. Ambassador Chairman Trade Expansion Act Advisory Committee. Ambassador Major General. Air Force Chief of Material Officer in charge of supplying air craft and equipment during WWII Administrator of GSA Texas Representative 1967-81. Author of the War Powers Act and the Toxic Substances Act. Commanded the Zii Army Corps in ETO during WWII, 2nd Army, USAREUR and 7th Army. Was oldest living WWI veteran in Nebraska when he died at age 109 Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. One of those identified by Philadelphia Tribune investigative reporter as involved in the Van Dorn Incident. Incident in which a

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number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Guadalcanal on September 13-14, 1942. Edson was a Marine General who trained and led a battalion known as "Edson's Raiders" against the Japanese. During a 10 hour Japanese attack on Henderson Field, he rallied and led his troops, exposing himself to repeated enemy fire. After Guadalcanal, he was promoted to command the 5th Marine Regiment, then Chief of Staff for the Pacific Fleet Marine Force, and as Commanding General of the Pacific Fleet Marine Forces' Service Command. He served 44 months in the Pacific Combat zone. In 2001, historian James H. Alexander published Edson's Raiders: The 1st Marine Battalion in World War II. Louisiana Representative 1965-72. Governor 1972-80, 1984-88, 1992-96. Charged in federal court in 1985 with racketeering involving hospital licenses, his first trial ended in hung jury, acquitted in second trial. Convicted in federal court in 2000 on seventeen counts of fraud and racketeering over a scheme to extort money from applicants for casino licenses, sentenced in 2001 to ten years in federal prison and fined $250,000. Captain of the USS Reuben James when it was torpedoed by the German submarine U-552 near Iceland. The James was part of a convoy escorting war materials to the United Kingdom. Alabama Representative 1965-85

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Deputy Director, Office of Telecommunications Policy Earned Distinguished Flying Cross during WWII. One of two top advisors to President Nixon during the Watergate scandal. He resigned April of 1973 and was convicted two years later for obstruction of justice, conspiracy and perjury. Commanding Officer 30th Regiment 1938-40. Superintendent West Point 1940-42. Commanding General 77th Division 1942. Commanding General XI Corps 1942. Commanding General I Corps 1942-44. Commanding General 8th Army 1944-48. Commander in Chief Allied land Forces of Occupation, Japan 1945-48 Pennsylvania Representative 1967-79. Pleaded guilty in federal court to conflict of interest charges, February 1979. Sentenced to five years probation and fined $10,000. Pennsylvania Representative 1967-79. Pleaded guilty in federal court to conflict of interest charges, February 1979. Sentenced to five years probation and fined $10,000. President of Columbia University 1948-53; President of US 1953-61. Portrait appeared on the US dollar coin 1971-78 Son of President Eisenhower. Ambassador to Belgium 1969-71. Military historian Brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Director of Information: US Department of Agriculture 1928-41. Director of War Relocation Authority 1942. President of Kansas State University 1943-50, Pennsylvania States University 1950-56, The Johns Hopkins University 1956-67, 1971-72 Ambassador to Afghanistan 1973-78 Ambassador to Afghanistan 1973-78 April 26, 1970 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 Tenth Commandant of Marine Corps 1903-1910 Author of Tentative Manual for Landing Operations, the Marine Corps amphibious assault doctrine. Predicted the Pacific War two decades

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before it began. Died under mysterious circumstances on the Japanese-held island of Palau in the Caroline Islands. Some believe he was assassinated by Imperial Japanese authorities for his criticism of Japanese expansionist tendencies, other believe more natural causes to blame, such as cirrhosis of the liver as Ellis is alleged to have been an alcoholic. Prominent historian and author: His Excellency: George Washington, Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation, and American Sphinx: The Character of Thomas Jefferson. Ellis was the subject of controversy in 2001 when it was revealed that he exaggerated his involvement in the Vietnam War. He issued a public apology and was suspended for one year from his teaching position at Mount Holyoke. Naval Aviator #1 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Wake Island December 8-23, 1941. Elrod was attached to the Marine Fighting Squadron 211 engaging enemy bombers and warships. He shot down 2 out of a flight of 22 hostile planes and engaged in strafing runs of a large Japanese vessel, which sank. On the ground he commanded one flank defending ammunition carriers, leading his men until he fell, mortally wounded. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Anomo, New Guinea on July 11, 1944. His platoon was advancing up a jungle trail when they came under enemy fire. The platoon leader was wounded and Endl took command directing fire and trying to keep his men together and into a clearing where they could fight the enemy. When the enemy flanked them and cut off seven of his comrades, he went forward alone and held off the enemy while the wounded were evacuated. Refusing to leave four wounded on the trail, he carried them one by one until he was mortally wounded. His actions helped ensure a successful evacuation of all but one man. Michigan Representative 1935-51 February 18, 1971 taken as POW in Laos. Remains recovered/ returned April 11, 1991. Execution. Shot for rape in Belgium. Part of the 451st Bombardment Squadron 322nd Bombardment Group Oklahoma Representative 1975-94 WWII Commander of 2nd Air Force who directed and executed Operation Tidalwave, the low-level mass bomber attack on the Ploesti oil complex in Romania August 1943. Mayor of Gillette, Wyoming 1975-82, Wyoming Senator 1997WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Saipan Island, Mariana Islands on June 25, 1944. When a Japanese soldier, who had appeared to be dead, jumped up and hurled a grenadeEpperson threw himself on it to save the lives of his comrades. Alabama Representative 1983-93 Died in crash during the Berlin Airlift. Illinois Representative 1965-85 Illinois Representative 1965-85 Actor often portrayed as a military or authority figure. Full Metal Jacket (Gunnery Sergeant Hartman) Commanded 3rd Marine Division at Iwo Jima Pennsylvania Representative 1977-83 Pennsylvania Representative 1977-83 Execution. Shot for murder and rape in Italy. MTO North Carolina Representative 1946-47. Senator 1954-74 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on a B29 on April 12, 1945. Erwin was the radio operator on a B-29 leading an attack on Koriyama, Japan. He had also been assigned the task of dropping the phosphoresce smoke bombs that would act as a target. One of the bombs he launched was faulty and exploded inside the plane striking him in the face, burning off his nose and blinding him. Realizing the

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crew and plane would be lost if the bomb remained on board, he picked it up and made his way to the copilot's window, where he threw it out. By this point, Erwin was completely aflame and fell to the floor. The pilot was able to pull the plane out of its dive and the crew saved. Despite the surgeons' opinion, Erwin survived, undergoing 43 operations regaining his eyesight and the use of one arm. Michigan Representative 1967-77. Senator 1976 Pennsylvania Congressman Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Haiphong, North Vietnam on April 20 and 26, 1967. He was a pilot in Attack Squadron 192 on USS Ticonderoga. On a strike against two thermal power plants, he provided warning about surface to air strike groups, then neutralized said sites. On the 26th, he led an attack against surface to air sites, during which his plane was seriously damaged. He continued to attack before eventually leaving the area. He apparently crashed, though neither he or his plane were found. North Carolina Representative 1997February 5, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Washington Governor 1965-77. Senator 1983-89 Evans went to a police station during the Dahmer case and confessed to 60 killings. 14 of the murders he claimed checked out across a variety of states including Washington who believed for a time they had the "Green River Killer". He agreed to show police the graves in exchange for the death penalty. Evans went to a police station during the Dahmer case and confessed to 60 killings. 14 of the murders he claimed checked out across a variety of states including Washington who believed for a time they had the "Green River Killer". He agreed to show police the graves in exchange for the death penalty. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action aboard the USS Johnston on October 25, 1944 during the Battle of the Philippine Sea. As Commander of the Johnston, he, though seriously wounded early in the engagement, led his men through three hours of fierce combat, until his ship lay dead in the water. Early Marine Aviator Colorado Representative 1965-79 Colorado Representative 1965-79 One of 100 crew killed when the USS Reuben James was torpedoed by the German submarine U-552 near Iceland. The James was part of a convoy escorting war materials to the United Kingdom. Illinois Representative 1983Journalist best known for his syndicated column and television partnership with Robert Novak Commanding General 5th Air Force during Korean War and Tactical Air Command 1959-61. Movie and TV actor appeared in Medical Center, Surfside 6, Airplane II, Melrose Place, and Star Command Movie and TV actor appeared in Medical Center, Surfside 6, Airplane II, Melrose Place, and Star Command Alabama Representative 1993Attorney at Nuremberg War Crimes. Trial assigned to defend Waffen SS Soldiers accused of Malmedy Massacre. One of the Everly Brothers. Rock and roll performers who were highly successful in the 1950's. "Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up Little Susie," and "(All I Have to Do Is) Dream" One of the Everly Brothers. Rock and roll performers who were highly successful in the 1950's. "Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up Little Susie," and "(All I Have to Do Is) Dream" One of the Everly Brothers. Rock and roll performers who were highly successful in the 1950's. "Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up Little Susie," and "(All I Have to Do Is) Dream"

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Hiroshima August 6, 1945 Roman Catholic priest suspended from the priesthood based upon accusations of a former alter boy in St. Louis. Ferraro also gained national notoriety in 1986 for telling a fifth grade student that Santa Claus was dead. Ambassador to Djibouti 1985-87. Conductor Boston Pops Judge US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit 1971-76 Judge US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit 1971-76 Grandson of Marshall Field-founder of Marshall Field and Co. Owner of the newspaper New York PM 1940-48, Chicago Times. Started the Chicago Sun Rank of Ambassador. US representative to Committee on Disarmament February 13, 1951 MIA in Korea. One of 6 men whose dog tags were tuned over by North Korean government in May 1992 along with remains. March 30, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered August 14, 1985 Pathologist who participated in the Kennedy autopsy Illinois Representative 1961-83 Illinois Representative 1961-83 Ambassador to Belgium 1974-77; President of Firestone Tire & Rubber Ambassador to Belgium 1974-77; President of Firestone Tire & Rubber Artist New York Representative 1920-45, Opponent of FDR and the New Deal. Grandson of Hamilton Fish I, US Congressman, Senator, and Secretary of State. Son of Hamilton Fish II, US Congressman. Father of Hamilton Fish IV, Congressman from New York. Grandfather of Hamilton Fish V. New York Representative 1969-95 New York Representative 1969-95 Real-life inspiration for the movie Antwone Fisher, 2002, which was directed by Denzel Washington. February 12, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 11, 1969 Invented many mechanical and electrical devices during his service in the Navy. Indiana Representative 1975-83 Indiana Representative 1975-83 Rescue swimmer November 30, 1968 taken as POW in Laos. Remains returned/ recovered March 26, 1989 Author. Works include: The Great Gatsby, This Side of Paradise, and The Beautiful and Damned. Actor. First major American celebrity known to have died from an AIDS-related illness. He was an aircraft mechanic in WWII stationed in the Philippines. He was responsible for the collision of two aircraft on the ground, severely damaging one of the craft. Films include: Giant, Pillow Talk, Lover Come Back, Send Me No Flowers, and Seconds. Deputy Attorney General Ambassador and Assistant to the President, name withdrawn for Ambassadorship and resigned as Assistant to the President Ambassador and Assistant to the President, name withdrawn for Ambassadorship and resigned as Assistant to the President Served with F. Scott Fitzgerald during WWI. May have served as the

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template for the character Jay Gatsby in Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby. Navy admiral during WWI and WWII. Operational commander at the Battle of the Coral Sea 1942, the prelude to the Battle of Midway First female B-52 pilot. Given an under Honorable Conditions Discharge in lieu of court martial for adultery, 1997. Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. July 21, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Nursing student who shot three University of Arizona faculty members to death before killing himself. New Jersey Representative 1975-90. Governor 1990-94 Employed as a WD Civilian by OMGUS immediately upon release from active duty. Murdered by Soviet Military Police in the Russian Zone of Berlin on election day in that zone. US Representative to Committee on Disarmament, rank of Ambassador US Representative to Committee on Disarmament, rank of Ambassador Alabama Representative 1969-79 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action along the coast of China from December 19, 1944 to February 15, 1945. Fluckey was the Commander of the USS Barb, which was completing its 11th war patrol along the China coast during that time. Fluckey's daring and steady leadership saw the destruction of several Japanese ships, damaging many others, and safely bringing the Barb out of each engagement. Magazine publisher and head of Larry Flynt Publications which publishes, among others, Hustler, In 1978, outside a courthouse in Georgia, Flynt and his lawyer were shot by Joseph Paul Franklin who claimed to be outraged by interracial photos in Hustler. The incident left Flynt paralyzed from the waist down. Magazine publisher and head of Larry Flynt Publications which publishes, among others, Hustler, In 1978, outside a courthouse in Georgia, Flynt and his lawyer were shot by Joseph Paul Franklin who claimed to be outraged by interracial photos in Hustler. The incident left Flynt paralyzed from the waist down. Rhode Island Representative 1941-44, 1945-67 Vietnam POW Returnee Washington Representative 1965-95. Ambassador to Japan 19972001 Actor. Films include: Young Mr. Lincoln, Mister Roberts, The Grapes of Wrath, and On Golden Pond. Baseball player. Chicago Cubs 1951-57, Pittsburgh Pirates 1957, Cincinnati Redlegs 1958 Hawaii territorial House of Representatives 1939-54; Hawaii Senator 1959-77; first Senator of Asian Ancestry. Hawaii territorial House of Representatives 1939-54; Hawaii Senator 1959-77; first Senator of Asian Ancestry. Historian known for his participation and commentary in Ken Burns' "Civil War" documentary and his three volume Civil War history. Historian known for his participation and commentary in Ken Burns' "Civil War" documentary and his three volume Civil War history. First Director of the Veterans Bureau in Harding Administration Founder and publisher of Forbes magazine. Set six world records in hot air ballooning and was first person to fly coast to coast in a single balloon. Son of Henry Ford I and Clara Bryand. First secretary of Ford Motor Co. President of Ford Motor Co. 1921-43.

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Son of Edsel Ford and grandson of Henry Ford. President of Ford Motor Company 1945-60 Director. Head of Photographic unit during WWII. Filmed the departure of Doolittle's Raiders to attack Tokyo on April 18, 1942. Wounded while filming Battle of Midway. Awarded two Oscars for Battle of Midway and December 7th Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky 1967-71. Governor 1971-74. Senator 1974-99. Michigan Representative 1965-95 Michigan Representative 1965-95 Michigan Representative 1965-95 Screenwriter and film producer. Films include: Champion, High Noon, and The Bridge on the River Kwai. In the 1950's, Foreman was blacklisted by the Hollywood studio bosses for being an "uncooperative witness" for the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Foreman had been a member of the American Communist Party during the 1930's, but become disillusioned with the Party and quit. He and others also blacklisted moved to England to continue writing under pseudonyms. Texas Representative 1963-65. New Mexico Representative 1969-71

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Court-martialed in England with Tracey Bryant for killing a black soldier. Sentence was life imprisonment. Chaplain aboard the USS New Orleans December 7, 1941. When asked to say a prayer, Forgy uttered "Praise the Lord, and pass the ammunition." Secretary of the Navy 1944-49. He was admitted into Bethesda Naval Hospital shortly after resigning and diagnosed with depression. His body was found little over a month later on a third story roof (his room was on the 16th floor), an apparent suicide. There are various conspiracy theories surrounding his death, including his exact cause of death, that a bathrobe sash was found around his neck, and his suicide note. Special Assistant for the Modern Volunteer Army. Had leadership responsibility for implementation of Nixon's All-Volunteer Army policy Justice of US Supreme Court 1965-69 Eighth husband of actress Elizabeth Taylor. Involved as material witness and possible co-conspirator with Timothy McVeigh in Oklahoma City bombing April 19, 1995. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Pacific 1942. Captain Foss shot down 23 Japanese planes and led other successful missions. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Con

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Georgia Representative 1977-87. Senator 1987-93. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia 1996Awarded Purple Heart and Bronze Star on December 7, 1941 at Hickamfield, T.H. 3071 Was on the USS Arizona when it was attacked by the Japanese during their attack on Pearl Harbor. Was recommended for the Medal of Honor for his actions during the attack, but the recommendation was rejected. 387718 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Sommocolonia, Italy on December 26, 1944. An enemy infiltration and attack of Sommocolonia forced US troops to withdraw from the town. Fox and other members of his party volunteered to remain behind and help direct defensive artillery fire. The Germans got closer to his position and he continued to call for adjustments in artillery fire until he was warned that the next barrage would bring the artillery on top of his position. He insisted on the last adjustment. The citizens of Sommocolonia, Italy erected a monument to nine men who were killed in the barrage-eight Italian soldiers and Lieutenant Fox. Fox was one of seven African-American soldiers who had their Medals upgraded in 1997. 8741910 Ambassador to Trinidad and Tabago 1977 8741910 Ambassador to Trinidad and Tabago 1977 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions at the Quang Tri Province, Republic of Vietnam on February 22, 1969. When his company came under enemy fire, he devised a plan of attack. Directing the activity of his company, he neutralized one enemy position and coordinated aircraft support with his men's activities. July 12, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 9851440 US Director of the Asian Development Bank, rank of Ambassador 34066479 Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. One of those identified by Philadelphia Tribune investigative reporter as involved in the Van Dorn Incident. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. Mississippi Representative 1983-87 338044 Minnesota Representative 1963-79. Mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota 7039932 1980-93 338044 Minnesota Representative 1963-79. Mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota 7039932 1980-93 17196 General and commander of the "Devil's Brigade," a combined US and Canadian force who fought the Germans in Italy during WWII. Received eight Purple Hearts for service during WWII 145723399 Actor and director known for such films as: Driving Miss Daisy, The Shawshank Redemption, Batman Begins, Se7en, Outbreak, Glory, Unforgiven, and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Four Star General 271676237054 Head of GSA 624

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Korea. Had 37 kills in both WWII and Korea. One of the Marines who raised the flag on Iwo Jima Assigned 364th Infantry Regiment. Served with Regiment throughout war. Was at Camp Van Dorn in 1943 and helped to quell rebellion of troops in May of that year. Retired as a full admiral in 1970, he was a submarine officer from 1935 until post-war years. Commanded USS Halibut during WWII, awarded Navy Cross and Silver Star WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Solomon Islands during WWII. Galer led his squadron in aerial raids against Japanese forces. Over 29 days, he shot down 11 enemy bomber and fighter aircraft himself, his squad-27 Japanese planes. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Solomon Islands during WWII. Galer led his squadron in aerial raids against Japanese forces. Over 29 days, he shot down 11 enemy bomber and fighter aircraft himself, his squad-27 Japanese planes. Admiral. Commanded or the escort carrier USS Guadalcanal. Led the taskforce that captured U-505, the only foreign man-of-war captured, in battle, on the high seas by the United States Navy since the War of 1812. New Jersey Representative 1985-94 4th Director of WAC 1953-57 Georgia Senator 1971-72 Postal Rate Commission Chairman Iowa Representative 1995-2003 Major League Baseball catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs, and New York Giants. After he retired from baseball, he became a baseball announcer, a host for The Today Show, and various game shows. Grateful Dead' musician/singer/songwriter. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Grosshau, Germany on November 27, 1944. While wounded, Garcia took out two enemy emplacements allowing his company to advance and obtain their objective. New York Representative 1978-90 First Army nurse killed in WWII North Carolina Representative 1967-69. Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina 1989-93 US Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare 1965-68. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1964 US Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare 1965-68. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1964 Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah 1971-74. Senator 1975-93. Flew on space shuttle Discovery April 1985 Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah 1971-74. Senator 1975-93. Flew on space shuttle Discovery April 1985 First Reconstruction Administrator for Iraq 2003. Served briefly DOD General Counsel Marine who was a POW/ MIA in Vietnam since 1965, was still in North Vietnam in 1979 and asked a UN representative to help him return to the US. Court Martialled upon his return for going AWOL, Deserting, and being an enemy Collaborator. Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department 1978-92. Chief during Rodney King and O.J. Simpson trials Director of the Central Intelligence Agency 1991-93 Became the youngest Division commander since the Civil War, 1944. Military strategist, he advocated the use of mobility in warfare and saw airpower as a major way to contribute to that. Ambassador to France 1961 Member of Torpedo Squadron 8 operating from the USS Hornet (CV-

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8) in the Pacific Theater during WWII. During the Battle of Midway, his entire squadron was killed, leaving Gay to witness the battle from a life raft. He was the only American to observe the dive bombing attack that destroyed three of the four Japanese carriers there. Commander of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. Singer, arranger, musician, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and record producer. Motown artist, songs include Stubborn Kind of Fellow, How Sweet It Is, and I Heard It Through the Grapevine. Pennsylvania Representative 1969-93 Pennsylvania Representative 1969-93 Fighter pilot killed over Korea. Air Force Base in Kansas City, Mo. renamed in his honor. Fighter pilot killed over Korea. Air Force Base in Kansas City, Mo. renamed in his honor. Fifth Marine officer to complete pilot training 1917. Led the invasion of Guan and the capture of the southern Palau Islands in 1944. Led the Marines in assault on Okinawa 1945. First Marine officer to command a field army 1945. Author and illustrator known largely for his children's books such as: The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, and Green Eggs and Ham Pennsylvania Representative 1983-2003 Marine who filmed the raising of the second American Flag on Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima February 23, 1945. He was shot nine days later by Japanese soldiers hiding in a cave. The cave was bulldozed and his body not recovered. Office of Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1946-recalled to HQ, AF in 1955 Missouri Representative 1977Founder of the Gerber Product Company. His daughter Sally was ill as a child and a doctor recommended a diet of fruits and vegetables. Presidential advisor during the administrations of Nixon, Ford, and Reagan. Editor at U.S. News & World Report Served with F. Scott Fitzgerald during WWI. May have served as the template for the character Jay Gatsby in Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby. Commanded V Corps during Battle of the Bulge, WWII. Later the 15th Army. Journalist and advocate of working class political representation South Carolina Representative 1964-76 South Carolina Representative 1964-76 Connecticut Representative 1959-81 Florida Representative 1963-97 Execution. News anchorman Execution. Shot for the murder of a guard in Louisiana. The guard was killed when Gibson and another prisoner escaped confinement. Spent two years on the run. Chaplain of 364th Infantry at Papago Park, Camp Van Dorn, and Adak Island, Aleutians Maryland Representative 1991WWII General. Commanding General of the Fourth Air Force 1943. Assistant to Chief of the Air Staff, then Chief 1943-45. Commander of US Army Air Forces Pacific Ocean Areas 1945. Commanding General of US Strategic Air Forces Pacific 1945-46 Ohio Representative 1965-67. Governor 1971-75. Administrator for US Agency for International Development 1977-79. Director of Institute for Public Policy 1979-86.

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Ohio Representative 1965-67. Governor 1971-75. Administrator for US Agency for International Development 1977-79. Director of Institute for Public Policy 1979-86. Oho Representative 1989Inspector General, GSA New York Representative 1973-2003 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions on the USS Growler on February 7, 1943. The Growler was a submarine patrolling the Southwest Pacific. On the night in question, an enemy gunboat closed range and prepared to ram the sub. Gilmore, commander at the time, maneuvered to avoid crash and instead rammed the attacker. His final orders were to "Take her down," Gilmore, severely wounded refused to clear the bridge to the safely below. The Growler was damaged, but made it safely to port. Co-founder of the Puerto Rico Air National Guard Attorney at Law who was the lawyer for Monica Lewinsky, former White House intern who suggested improper activity by President Clinton Reputedly first victim of Spanish Influenza Epidemic of 1918-19, though not a fatality Astronaut. Killed in an automobile accident. Member of the "Original 19" group of astronauts. Astronaut, first American to orbit the earth, February 1962. Ohio Senator 1975-99 Goat that served as mascot aboard the USS Atlanta and the USS Prairie. Pioneer of Aerial and Space photography systems. Inducted into the International Aerospace Hall of Fame 1976 Sports writer Broadcaster and entertainer. Broadcaster and entertainer. Broadcaster and entertainer. Broadcaster and entertainer. Broadcaster and entertainer. Ambassador to Congo (Leopoldville) 1964-66; Laos 1969-73; Lebanon 1974-76. Comedian: television, motion pictures, and radio Was lost and presumed dead in crash during espionage flight July 1, 1960 in Barents Sea Area. Flight with John R McKone and Freeman B. Olmstead captured and imprisoned in Lebyanka Prison, Moscow. Released January 1961. Ambassador to India 1977-80 Gohmert, Louie Texas Representative 2005US Secretary of Labor 1961-62. Justice of US Supreme Court 196265. United Nations US Representative 1965-68. Ambassador 197778. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1978 Arizona Senator 1953-65, 1969-87. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1986. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Okinawa on April 15, 1945. Aided his observation team in directing artillery fire on a Japanese stronghold at Mount Yaetake. When an enemy grenade landed near his group, he sacrificed his life to save his comrades. Tennis player. Dominated pro tour 1950-61. 1969, played the longest Wimbledon match ever, 5:12, beating Charlie Pasarell. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Thua Thien, Republic of Vietnam on February 4, 1968. While moving toward Hue City, his troops came under heavy enemy fire. He maneuvered his platoon and directed their fire to clear the area of snipers. Just south of Hue, they were again hit by enemy fire. When one of his marines was hit and fell in an exposed area, Gonzalez ran

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to his assistance. Despite receiving injuries, he carried his comrade to safety. He next led his troops against and enemy bunker, receiving more injuries. The resistance continued on into the following day, Gonzalez led his men, directing them until he fell mortally wounded. Goode, Virgil H, Jr Virginia Representative 1997New York Representative 1959-68; New York Senator 1968-71. New York Representative 1959-68; New York Senator 1968-71. Pennsylvania Representative 1975-2001. Served during Civil War and into 20th Century. Unique and unusual record One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Tennessee Representative 1985Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Mogadishu, Somalia on October 3, 1993. Gordon was part of a sniper team providing fire during assaults. He and another sniper, Randall Shughart, requested to be inserted in a position to protect four wounded personnel. They made there way to the crashed helicopter and pulled out the pilot, provided covering fire to repel enemy forces. The pilot was saved, but both snipers were lost. Execution. Hanged for assaulting and killing a soldier in France. ETO Founder of Motown Records, 1959. Signed such artists as Mary Wells, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, The Four Tops, and Stevie Wonder Tennessee Representative 1977-85. Senator 1985-93. Vice President of the United States 1993-2001 Uncle of Al Gore. WWI veteran whom Gore claimed suffered from mustard gas exposure during the war Actor and comedian. Works include: The Riddler on the Batman television series, Where the Boys Are, Skidoo, Jimmy, Guys and Dolls, and Say Goodnight Gracie Washington Senator 1981-87, 1989-2001 Florida Representative 1989-2004. Director of Central Intelligence 2004 February 1, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973 February 5, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Commandant 1982-1986 March 9, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 18, 1967 Youngest United States serviceman during WWII, he enlisted in the Navy at age 12 following the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was wounded at the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal while helping in fire control aboard the USS South Dakota. He was awarded the Bronze star and the Purple Heart for his actions, but when his mother later revealed his age, they were revoked and Graham was thrown in the brig and dishonorably discharged for lying about his age. After a fight, he was awarded an honorable discharge in 1978, his disability and back pay was received in 1988, and his Purple Heart was reinstated two years after his death. Subject of the TV movie Too Young the Hero. Youngest United States serviceman during WWII, he enlisted in the Navy at age 12 following the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was wounded at the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal while helping in fire control aboard the USS South Dakota. He was awarded the Bronze star and the Purple Heart for his actions, but when his mother later revealed his age, they were revoked and Graham was thrown in the brig and dishonorably discharged for lying about his age. After a fight, he was awarded an honorable discharge in 1978, his disability and back pay was received in 1988, and his Purple Heart was reinstated

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two years after his death. Subject of the TV movie Too Young the Hero. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions in Republic of Vietnam on June 2, 1967. When his company came under fierce enemy fire, he led a small assault group to take out two hidden machine gun positions. When it became apparent that the second position would not be silenced, and evacuation was ordered. Graham remained behind to protect a wounded man who could not be moved. Football player and coach Publisher of Washington "Post" from 1946-63. Committed suicide. Ambassador to Upper Volta 1974-78 Ambassador to Upper Volta 1974-78 African American educator, author, businessman and speaker as well as long-time companion of Oprah Winfrey. Inducted into Ranger Hall of Fame, served as Airborne/Ranger in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Execution. Hanged for murder in Italy. MTO Grandson of President Grant. Served in both WWI and WWII. Chairman of the National Park and Planning Commission in Washington. Vice President of George Washington University 194651 Cartoonist for Stars and Stripes during Vietnam General Officer per Shrader Alaska Senator 1969-81 First African-American promoted to Admiral rank in US Navy Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions in the Republic of Vietnam on February 16, 1968. While on patrol, Grave and the others with him observed seven enemy soldiers approaching. After fire had ceased, he and two others searched the area and came under heavy enemy fire. . He requested air support and after killing some of the enemy soldiers moved his patrol to the extraction point, where they came under enemy fire again. Graves once again directed air strikes and moved his men to a new landing zone. While loading the helicopters, Graves noticed one wounded who had not embarked. Enemy fire, however, hit the second helicopter and all aboard were killed. Twenty-ninth Commandant of the Marine Corps Illinois Representative 1955-75, 1985-89 Assistant Attorney General 1971-72. Acting Director FBI 1972-73 Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. Execution. Hanged for the murder of a soldier in France. ETO US Consul General in Hong Kong 1961-63; Ambassador to Indonesia 1965-69, Australia 1973-75, Nauru 1974-76 US Consul General in Hong Kong 1961-63; Ambassador to Indonesia 1965-69, Australia 1973-75, Nauru 1974-76 New York Representative 1978-93 Baseball player. Played for the Detroit Tigers 1930-46 and the Pittsburgh Pirates 1947. Inducted into the Hall of Fame 1956. Execution. Hanged with three others for the assault and/or rape of two Army nurses. Twenty-third Commandant of the Marine Corps 1964-67 Actor. Films include: The Scarlet Hour, X-15, PT 109, The Sons of Katie Elder, Beneath the Planet of the Apes, and Miracle on 34th Street. August 25, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned May 26,

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1969. Iowa Representative 1965-67. Deputy director of Democratic National Committee 1970-72. Filed the original complaint that led to the Watergate investigation. Mississippi Representative 1968-73 Christian terrorist who murdered Dr. David Gunn, an abortion provider, on March 11, 1993 Michigan Representative 1957-66. Senator 1966-79 First US Airman to be killed in the line of duty during WWII General officer who led the Marines at Guadalcanal. Former Director of Lambert International Airport. Official with FAA Mercenary in Angola, imprisoned in Angola Baseball player. New York Giants 1946, Detroit Tigers 1949, Chicago White Sox 1952, Boston Red Sox 1953, New York Giants 1953-57, San Francisco Giants 1958, St. Louis Cardinals 1959 One of the first American astronauts, first to go into space twice. One of the first to die in the US space program, during the Apollo 1 fire. Nebraska Governor 1941-47, Senator 1952-54 Army General. Commanded 14th Corps throughout it's WWII campaigns in South Pacific and Philippines. Served as machine-gun officer of the 84th Division during WWI. US Postmaster General 1963-65. Ambassador to Poland 1965-68 High official of the Red Cross. Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom by Harry Truman for his work in Korea During the UN action there Iowa Representative 1949-75 Actor and singer. Appeared in: Johnny O'clock, Broken Arrow, The Battle of Apache Pass, Man in the Shadow, Foxfire and Merrill's Marauders Ambassador to Zaire 1984-87 New York Representative 1963-75 Archivist of US Army General. Director of the Manhattan Project First Air Surgeon (Surgeon General) of the US Air Force. Crucial in development of medical for air crew on long range, high altitude bombing missions in WWII. Retired Major General - court martialled in 1952 for security violations during Cold War. Specifically having a personal diary stolen in Moscow and "war-mongering" statements being released in the press. WWII General. Director War Plans Army War College 1935-36. Commanding Officer 26th Cavalry Regiment 1938-40. Commanding General Philippine Department 1940-42. Commanding General 6th Corps Area 1942-43. Deputy Chief of Staff Army Service Forces 1943. Commanding General 1st Army 1943. General Officer Commander in Chief Eastern Defense Command 1943-45. New Jersey Representative 1979-93 Actor. Most famous for TV series Baretta. Other films include: The Purple Gang, Ensign Pulver, The Greatest Story Ever Told, and In Cold Blood. Arrested April 18, 2002 in connection with the murder of his wife, Bonnie Lee Bakley. He was charged with one count of murder with special circumstances, two counts of solicitation of murder, and one count of murder conspiracy. He pled not guilty. He was acquitted March 2005. Bakley's four children filed a civil suit against him for wrongful death and were awarded $30 million. Blake filed for bankruptcy February 2006. Maryland Representative 1967-77 Execution. Hanged for the rape and murder of a fifteen year old in England. ETO Cousin of Winston Churchill and a member of OSS team that landed in

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occupied Norway. March 4, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 4, 1969 January 14, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973. Staff assistant Sub Committee on Treasury, Post Office and Courthouse Appropriations Committee Officially recognized as the last soldier in the AEF killed in WWI before the ceasefire at 11:00 am on November 11, 1918 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Bougainvile Island on November 9, 1943. He and another marine where in a shallow fox hole defending against advancing Japanese forces. When a grenade landed in their foxhole, he pushed his comrade to the side and absorbed the force of the explosion with his body. November 27, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned January 6, 1969 Singer and Social Reformer. "So Long, It's Been Good to Know You," Pastures of Plenty," "1913 Massacre," and "Union Maid." Comedian and actor. Works include: Lunatics and Lovers, Stanley, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, The Love Bug, Bud and Lou, and The Little Mermaid Actor. Films include: Lilith, Bonnie and Clyde, The French Connection, Unforgiven, Runaway Jury, Behind Enemy Lines, and The Birdcage. Author of About Face and Hazardous Duty. Columnist for "Newsweek" Georgia Representative 1961-73 Minnesota Representative 1975-83 Minnesota Representative 1975-83 Nebraska Senator 1997Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions on August 7, 1971. He was team leader of a reconnaissance team in enemy territory when they came under attack. The team repelled the first onslaught and he deployed his men to better defensive locations. Hagen constantly exposed himself to enemy fire while moving around the perimeter, rallying his men, restocking ammo, and returning fire. When an enemy rocket destroyed one of their bunkers, Hagen crawled through enemy fire in an attempt to reach the bunker. Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Hagen claims that his current neuro-muscular problems are caused by alleged exposure to the nerve gas "Sarin" during the operation. Actor most famous for playing J.R. Ewing on the TV soap opera Dallas. Military Assistant to the Presidential Assistant for National Security Affairs, Henry Kissinger 1969-70. Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs 1970-73. Vice Chief of Staff of the Army 1973. White House Chief of Staff. SACEUR and CinCUSEUR 197479. Secretary of State 1981-82. Administrator of Federal Aviation Administration 1961-65. Father of Queen Noor of Jordan Administrator of Federal Aviation Administration 1961-65. Father of Queen Noor of Jordan Author. Most noted for Roots: The Saga of an American Family. In 1978 plagiarism charges were brought against him to which he settled out of court. Hales admitted to copying large passages of Roots from

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February 12, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 11, 1969 Florida Representative 1949-69 One of two Air Force members who acted as technical advisors to 20th Century Fox during the filming of The Big Lift WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Merrwiller, France on March 15, 1945. Herrera and his squad were moving along a road when they came under enemy fire, Herrera, instead of taking cover, moved forward and shot three German soldiers, causing eight others to surrender. Moving forward again, they came under enemy fire again, Herrera, moving to take cover, stepped on a landmine and was blown into the air. When he landed, he hit another landmine; both of his legs were lost below the knee. Through this he managed to keep hold of his rifle which, after binding his legs, he used to fire at the enemy forcing them to cease fire and take cover. Secretary Joint Army & Navy Selective Service Committee 1936-40. Deputy Director Selective Service 1940. Director Selective Service until 1970. While serving in Korea, began a program to give aid to children who had lost their parents and homes. Established an orphanage on Cheju Island. Author of Battle Hymn. Founder of CARE, Inc Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. March 17, 1971 taken as POW in Cambodia. Returned February 12, 1973 Actor. Films include: Dark City, The Greatest Show on Earth, The Ten Commandments, Ben-Hur, El Cid, Planet of the Apes, Touch of Evil, and Tombstone. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 2003 Ninth Commandant of the Marine Corps Producer Director Wyoming Governor 1959-61, Senator 1961-62, Judge US Court of Appeals 1966-70 Under Secretary Department of Defense for Research and Engineering Washington Representative 1965-77 Secretary of the Navy 1979-1981 Marine Col on mission for UN in Lebanon, was taken hostage on February 17, 1988. He was murdered sometime during the next couple years and declared dead July 6, 1990. He was honored by the Navy with the USS HIGGINS DDG 76 named in his memory. Texas Representative 1975-85 Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula. Alabama Representative 1923-38. Senator 1938-69 Third Director of the Central Intelligence Agency 1947-50. Third Captain of the Battleship USS Missouri Indiana Representative 1971-87 New York Representative 1993-2003 Director NPRC 2000Chief of Staff of the Army 1924-26 Actor. Films include: Batman, Maximum Overdrive, The Grifters, Citizen Cohn, Shaft and Noon Wine California Representative 1973-77 California Representative 1973-77 California Representative 1938-56

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Commander of US Army forces in Korea at time occupation ended WWII General. Commanded US First Army 1944-45. Failed out of West Point his first year. Major League Baseball player. He played for the Brooklyn and LA Dodgers 1943, 1947-61 as well as the New York Mets 1962-63. He went on the manage the Washington Senators 1963-67 and the New York Mets 1968-71. Received three Gold Glove Awards between 1957-59. Secretary of Labor 1970-73; Ambassador to Japan 1974 Secretary of Labor 1970-73; Ambassador to Japan 1974 Baseball player. New York Giants 1949-57 Former employee-- NON PEP Professional golf player. Began his professional career 1931. 1953 won five of the six tournaments he entered Marine Corps General. Seventeenth Commandant of the Marine Corps. Promoted to rank of Lieutenant General in 1942, the first Marine to wear three stars. Ambassador to South Africa 1944-48. Execution. Hanged for rape and assault in Belgium. ETO WWI Army Nurse. Received the Purple Heart Medal--awarded by J. J. Pershing for exceptionally meritorious service in the St. Mihiel, MouseArjonne, Aisne-Marne, and Chateau-Theiry fronts. One of only three women to receive the Purple Heart in WWI. South Carolina Lieutenant Governor 1955-59. Governor 1959-63. Senator 1966Part of "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula. Chairman of Renegotiation Board Chairman of Renegotiation Board Head coach of the New York Knicks basketball team 1967-82. Played basketball on the Norfolk Naval Base team for two years during WWII. Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near

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the Kamchatka Peninsula. Most Decorated soldier during the Vietnam War. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions at When his Company was assaulting a heavily defended enemy position, he led his men in the storming of enemy bunkers on the opposite side of the river. Without regard to his safety, he moved through the heavy fire to pull back wounded and was seriously wounded. Refusing medical aid, he stormed three enemy bunkers and a house, adding to his injuries, but seeing to the safety of his men. Attacking several more bunkers with grenades and running to the aid of a wounded soldier, he finally passed out from blood loss. He had been wounded seven times that day and woke up in a field hospital. He was so worried about his men that he stole a rifle and hitched a ride back to his outfit. Most Decorated soldier during the Vietnam War. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions at When his Company was assaulting a heavily defended enemy position, he led his men in the storming of enemy bunkers on the opposite side of the river. Without regard to his safety, he moved through the heavy fire to pull back wounded and was seriously wounded. Refusing medical aid, he stormed three enemy bunkers and a house, adding to his injuries, but seeing to the safety of his men. Attacking several more bunkers with grenades and running to the aid of a wounded soldier, he finally passed out from blood loss. He had been wounded seven times that day and woke up in a field hospital. He was so worried about his men that he stole a rifle and hitched a ride back to his outfit. Kentucky Representative 1979-93 Execution. Hanged for murdering a soldier in Belgium. Executed in France. ETO Shot down over North Vietnam, remained in MIA status until July 14, 1982. Remains returned from North Vietnam April 21, 1998 Rear Admiral. Computer scientist and first programmer of the Mark I Calculator as well as developing the first compiler for a computer programming language Actor May 11, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 Execution. Hanged for rape, assault, and disobeying orders. New Guinea Writer and surgeon. Best remembered for writing M*A*S*H* which the movie and TV series were based off of. He based the character of Hawkeye Pierce off himself. New York Representative 1963-93 Director, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service California Representative 1953-74 New York Representative 1987-2003 Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs New Jersey Representative 1965-88 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in Vietnam on June 16, 1966. Howard and his platoon were occupying an observation post in enemy territory when they came under enemy attack. He organized, directed and encouraged his men through the enemy assaults helping them to withstand the attacks. An enemy grenade wounded him severely, leaving him without the use of his legs, he redistributed his ammunition and used the radio to direct air strikes on the enemy that led to their safe evacuation Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in Vietnam on June 16, 1966. Howard and his platoon were occupying an observation post in enemy territory when they came under enemy attack. He organized, directed and encouraged his men through the enemy assaults helping them to withstand the attacks. An enemy grenade wounded him severely, leaving him without the use of his legs, he redistributed his

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Ambassador to South Africa 1970-75 Astronaut. Died when the space shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon reentry. Medal of Honor awarded for actions off the coast of California February 2, 1938. When his plane was badly damaged in tactical exercises, he remained at the controls to allow the crew to escape via parachute. Michigan Representative 1963-77 Florida Representative 1979-95 Died on the USS Arizona Illinois Representative 1975Illinois Representative 1975CBS Regional Vice President and General Manager of radio station KMOX in St. Louis for four decades. Introduced the first talk radio format and the first listener call-in programs. Haiti Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Fort Riviere, Haiti on November 17, 1915. During the attack, Iams engaged the resisters, even under constant enemy fire. Iams had over 30 years of service. 1985 hostile takeover of TWA. Director of Blockbuster Inc and chairman of American Real Estate Partners LP, XO Communications Inc and American Railcar. Beneficial owner of Adventrx Pharmaceuticals Inc, Hollywood Entertainment, National Energy Group Inc, Vector Group Ltd and has holding in Time Warner Inc, and casino interests in Las Vegas, Nevada. Missouri Representative 1961-81 Missouri Representative 1961-81 Missouri Representative 1961-81 Vigilante and bounty hunter who operated in Afghanistan, has made many unsubstantiated claims as to his military past and connections. He was taken as hostage during a riot outside Kabul February 25, 2006 Radio talk show host. Best known for his sarcasm and harsh language directed toward his guests. Inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame 1989. Only Naval Aviator to attain "Ace" status during WWI with 5 enemy aircraft destroyed. Ambassador to Japan 1972. Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs 1973 Deputy Secretary of State 1974-76 Ambassador to Japan 1972. Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs 1973 Deputy Secretary of State 1974-76 Mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma 1978-84. Oklahoma Representative 19871994. Senator 1994- . Inhofe stated, after the Oklahoma City Bombing, on National television that there probably weren't many casualties because federal employees wouldn't be at their desks at 9:00; they would be off having coffee somewhere. Director of Naval Intelligence 1974-76. Defense Intelligence Agency Vice President 1976-77. Director of National Security Agency 197781. Deputy Director of the CIA 1981-82. Member Hawaii territorial senate 1958-59; Hawaii Representative atlarge 1959-63; Hawaii Senator 1963-; Medal of Honor as of 2000; First American of Japanese descent to serve in Congress. Member Hawaii territorial senate 1958-59; Hawaii Representative atlarge 1959-63; Hawaii Senator 1963-; Medal of Honor as of 2000; First American of Japanese descent to serve in Congress. Owner of National Football League's Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts franchise. Had also owned the Los Angeles Rams before trading them to Carroll Rosenbloom in 1972 for the Colts. Robber/ killer in the Midwest during the 1950s Ambassador to Iceland 1972, Jamaica 1977-78 Baseball player. New York Giants 1949-55 and the Chicago Cubs 1956. Was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1973.

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Isakson, Johnny Georgia Representative 1999-2005, Senator 2005California Representative 2001Chairman National Mediation Board Chairman National Mediation Board New York Senator 1947-59 WWI Medal of Honor awarded for actions aboard German submarine U-90 as a prisoner of war, May 21, 1918. When the USS President Lincoln was attacked and sunk by the German submarine, Izac was captured and held as a prisoner onboard U-90 until he was transferred to a German prison camp. While on the sub, he gathered information about the movements of German submarines. While being transferred, he first attempted to escape by jumping out of the window of a moving train. He was recaptured, but made a second, successful, attempt and made is way back to Allied territory and made available the information he had gathered. First jet ace May 1951. Second-highest scoring American ace of the Korean conflict. He scored 15 Korean War Kills and 1.5 WWII kills, though Soviet sources claim only 13. Baseball player. St. Louis Cardinals 1953-54, Cincinnati Redlegs 1955-56, New York Giants 1957, San Francisco Giants 1958, St. Louis Cardinals 1959, Kansas City Athletics 1959-60. Washington Representative 1941-53. Senator 1953-83. Chairman of Democratic National Committee 1960-61. Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously in 1984 July 5, 1966 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Released to custody of Tom Hayden November 11, 1967 as a gesture of solidarity with the "colored people of the US" who opposed to imperialist war. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Da Nang, Republic of Vietnam on May 12, 1968. Jackson was pilot of a C-123 aircraft who volunteered to attempt a rescue of a three man USAF Combat Control Team at Kham Duc. Enemy forces had overrun part of the outpost and were destroying planes, ammunitions dumps, and firing on the camp. The runway was reduced to 2,200 usable feet. Despite the odds and the increasingly bad weather, Jackson managed to land despite enemy fire, pick up the combat team, and take off again. US Attorney General 1940-41. Justice of US Supreme Court 1941-54. Served as the Chief Counsel for the Allied powers prosecution team at the Nuremberg war-crimes trials. Indiana Representative 1965-73, 1975-97 Part of Iwo Jima 1st flag raising May 11, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 Intact record of retired general officer which has documents which date prior to creation of officers 201 file in 1917 Actor. Films include: Blade Runner, 48 Hrs., Another 48 Hours, Tango & Cash, Silverado, Red Heat, and The Player First African American to reach rank of four star General. Former Tuskegee Airman WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Lippoldsberg, Germany on April 7, 1945. James was a lead scout during a maneuver to secure and expand a bridgehead, and as such, was the first to draw enemy fire. He was pinned down, but observed the enemy positions so that he was able to work out a new plan when he returned to his platoon. He then led the assault until he was killed attempting to go to the aid of his wounded platoon leader. Former Navy SEAL, professional wrestler, actor, mayor, and radio talk show host. Governor of Minnesota 1999-2003. Oklahoma Representative 1951-77 Astronaut killed during the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion Thirty-fifth Assistant Commandant USMC 1975-78 Lt Col in Chemical Warfare Service during WWII. New York

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Representative 1947-54; Attorney General of New York 1954-57; Senator 1957-81. Special Prosecutor during the Watergate Scandal, appointed November 1, 1973. He demanded unedited tapes from Nixon. Baseball player. Chicago Cubs 1948-55, Cincinnati Redlegs 1956-58, St. Louis Cardinals 1959 Execution. Hanged for assaulting a soldier and others in Italy. MTO Vermont Representative 1975-89. Senator 1989Georgia Representative 1977-93 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Fire Support Base Argonne, Republic of Vietnam on March 5, 1969. When Jenkins' team was assaulted by North Vietnamese, he and another employed machine gun fire in an attempt to hold the enemy back. When an enemy grenade landed nearby, he threw himself on it and was killed by the wounds caused Ohio Representative 1925-59 Boxer Boxer South Carolina Representative 1975-80. Implicated in the Abscam sting. Indicted and convicted on bribery and conspiracy charges 1980 and sentenced to prison. South Carolina Representative 1975-80. Implicated in the Abscam sting. Indicted and convicted on bribery and conspiracy charges 1980 and sentenced to prison. Iowa Lieutenant Governor 1969-72, Senator 1979-85 Acting Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 19901994. Commander in Chief for the US Pacific Fleet 1987-91 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Quang Nam Province, Republic of Vietnam on August 28, 1969. When his unit came under enemy fire, he charged forward toward the enemy positions. He destroyed an antiaircraft weapon and killed several. Through heavy fire, he continued forward until he fell mortally wounded. Vietnam Medal of Honor received for action in the Republic of Vietnam April 5, 1967. February 3, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ returned April 16, 1991 August 25, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 Georgia Representative 1993-95 "Skip" Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for action near Dak To, Kontum Province, Republic of Vietnam on January 15, 1968. When the tank that Johnson was driving became immobilized, he held off the advancing enemy with both small arms and a tank mounted .50 caliber machine gun until the situation could be controlled again. Johnson was shot and killed when he tried to rob a grocery store. July 21, 1964 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Released to custody of Tom Hayden November 11, 1967 as a gesture of solidarity with the "colored people of the US" who opposed to imperialist war. Murder victim in Elk Creek, Virginia of Louis J. Ceparano. Johnson was set afire and then beheaded. Appeared racial in motivation Four Star General. Army Chief of Staff 1964-68 Commanding Officer 112th Cavalry Regiment 1941. Commanding Officer 2nd Cavalry Brigade 1941-42. Commanding Officer 56th Cavalry Brigade 1942-43. Commanding General 2nd Cavalry Division 1943-44. Military-Governor of Rome 1944. Commanding General 93rd Division, Pacific-New Guinea 1944-45 Colorado Representative 1973-81 Colorado Representative 1973-81 Assistant Secretary of Commerce 1935. Interstate Commerce Commission 1941 Musician. Blues musician and piano player. Played with Chuck Berry

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off and on for several decades. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2001. Has a Star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame. California Representative 1943-57 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions during the Ploesti Raid, Rumania on August 1, 1943. Part of the 9th US Air Force formation that bombed the Ploesti oil refineries. While on his way, he became separated and then lost before reestablishing communication with the mass formation. His unit made it to the prearranged point of attack, but found it had been attacked and damaged by a preceding element. Though the enemy was now alerted to them, he decided to continue the assault through antiaircraft fire and enemy fighter planes. With his leadership, the target was completely destroyed. Second US Secretary of Defense 1949-50 Texas Representative 1937-49. Senator 1949-61. Chaired the Senate Space Committee and sponsored the law establishing NASA. Vice President of the United States 1961-63. 36th President of the United States 1963-69 after the assassination of President Kennedy. Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously in 1980. Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas was renamed the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in his honor. Ambassador to Togo 1978 Ambassador to Togo 1978 Inventor of the Johnson Semi-automatic Rifle, Armaments R & D advisor and consultant to the OSRD during WWII and Bureau of Ordinance, Department of the Navy during WWII. Inventor of the Johnson Semi-automatic Rifle, Armaments R & D advisor and consultant to the OSRD during WWII and Bureau of Ordinance, Department of the Navy during WWII. First woman to enlist in the Marine Corps, August 13, 1918. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near the Quan Duc Valley, Republic of Vietnam on March 5, 1968. Johnson was part of a reconnaissance patrol manning an observation post in enemy controlled territory when they were attacked by enemy forces. When an enemy grenade landed in the three-man fighting hole with he and his comrades, he threw himself on it and was killed by the explosion. Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. One of those identified by Philadelphia Tribune investigative reporter as involved in the Van Dorn Incident. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. Actor. Best known for role of The Professor on Gilligan's Island. Other films include For Men Only, It Came from Outer Space, This Island Earth, and Attack of the Crab Monsters. Texas Representative 1991- . April 16, 1966 taken as POW in North Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973. South Dakota Representative 1987-97. Senator 1997Execution. Hanged for rape and murder in France. Killed a woman by driving over her head with a gasoline tanker truck. ETO Florida Representative 1989-97 Louisiana Senator 1972-97 Proposed and developed the idea of the Navajo Code Talkers of WWII Proposed and developed the idea of the Navajo Code Talkers of WWII Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Padiglione, Italy on February 17-19, 1944. Johnston manned a gun, subject to enemy fire but holding the advancing Germans at bay. When the rifleman protecting his position was killed, he moved his gun to get a better field

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of fire. When his platoon was withdrawing, he volunteered to remain behind and cover their exit. He did the same on the 18th. He was seen by a passing soldier, wounded and trying to crawl up an embankment. The soldier aided him to return to his gun and his machine gun was heard for about ten minutes. Though reported dead, he was seen working his way through enemy lines. He was able to give information about new enemy dispositions Baseball player. Milwaukee Braves 1953-57 Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. One of those identified by Philadelphia Tribune investigative reporter as involved in the Van Dorn Incident. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. Execution. Rape in England Execution. Hanged for the murder of a MP in Algeria, North Africa. NATO Country music singer, know for his alcoholism, drug addiction and marriage to Tammy Wynette. Songs include: One, Wild Irish Rose, Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes, and He Stopped Loving Her Today. Execution. Hanged for rape and murder in France. ETO Author. Works include: From Here to Eternity and The Thin Red Line Oklahoma Representative 1973-87 Execution. Hanged for rape, assault, and theft in Southern Italy. MTO Execution. Hanged for shooting an officer in Italy. MTO US Surgeon General 1993-94. She was asked to resign due to political pressure Ambassador to Liberia 1955. African-American Brigadier General. Worked under Benjamin O Davis, Sr during WWII Alabama Representative 1947-77 Alabama Representative 1947-77 St. Louis comptroller North Carolina Representative 1995North Carolina Senator 1958-73 Execution. Hanged for felony, rape, and assault. France. ETO One of the first people to have sex reassignment surgery (male to female) She toured university campuses to speak about her experiences. She also worked as an actress and nightclub entertainer. Ambassador to South Africa 1995. Under Secretary of the Interior President of Carnegie Corps. Chairman New York Life. Chair of Lincoln Center. Director of New York Public Library and Met Museum. Army buddy of F. Scott Fitzgerald who may have served as a model for character(s) in his novels. Ambassador to Honduras 1965, Mexico 1974-77 Ambassador to Honduras 1965, Mexico 1974-77 Minnesota Representative 1943-63; Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1981 NARA Inspector General -1995 September 22,1975 tried to assassinate President Gerald Ford. She fired a shot, but her aim was deflected by a bystander. She was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Newscaster. Appointment as State Department Spokesman Judge believed to have lied about his military service for WWI. He did not--had originally been inducted, 1917, but was discharged for a physical disability then re-inducted in 1918. Actor, writer, director, and producer. Works include: Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, The Producers, Spaceballs, and Dracula: Dead and Loving It Disarmament Negotiator. Prominent Washington Attorney,

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Congressional advisor. Former head of the American delegation to the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe. Co-Chair of the American Committee for Peace in Chechnya. Part of the "Raven" espionage flight that was forced down inside U.S.S.R. Returned to US control on July 7, 1958 and cited in US News and World Report on March 15, 1993. US Representative to military Committee, NATO in Brussels. After recall headed the Naval Historical Center WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions against the Ploesti oil refineries on August 1, 1943. On route, Kane's element became separated from the leading portion of the massed formation in avoiding dense cloud conditions over mountainous terrain. Rather than turn back, he elected to proceed to his target. Upon arrival, it was discovered that another group had apparently missed its target and then bombed the area assigned to Kane's 98th Bomb Group. Despite enemy fire, they bombed the area again, destroying the target. Pennsylvania Representative 1985Most highly decorated Chaplain in military receiving Bronze Star, Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart and Korean Service Medal presented by Republic of Korea. POW in 1950 of Chinese in a camp in North Korea. Died of starvation and pneumonia then buried in a mass grave along the Yalu River. After the war, the site became a rice field. New York drug dealer who became the main witness against the "Mafia Cops" Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa who were convicted in 2006 International representative of Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union. Minnesota Representative 1959-77 December 1, 1950 taken as POW at the Naktong Perimeter, Korea. Held in a prison camp "Death Valley". Released September 6, 1953. Subjected to lengthy board proceedings because of his possible "collaboration" of which he was acquitted. Wisconsin Representative 1975-79. Senator 1981-93 Wisconsin Representative 1959-91 Texas Representative 1967-85 New York Representative 1947-59. Senator 1959-65. Judge of New York Court of Appeals 1966-68. Ambassador to India 1969-72, Israel 1973-75 Ohio Representative 1971-74 Ohio Representative 1971-74 Actor, writer, producer, and director of motion pictures from the 1910s thru 1960s. Films include: The Butcher Boy, Three Ages, The General, and Limelight. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Republic of Vietnam on June 13, 1968. As an advisor to a long-range reconnaissance team of South Vietnamese irregular troops, Kedenburg's team was conducting counter-guerrilla operations in enemy territory when they were attacked by an enemy force. With his leadership the group broke out of the attempted encirclement and moved to an area to be extracted by helicopter. He directed his men and air strikes against the enemy to ensure the helicopters could hover and begin the evacuation. When he and the last three accounted members were preparing to leave, a lost member of his team arrived. Kedenburg gave up his seat to the man and ordered the helicopter to leave. He engaged the enemy until he was overrun. West Virginia Representative 1965-73 Ambassador to Mauritius 1976, Zimbabwe 1980-84, Greece 1985-89 Life portrayed in television movie A Thousand Men and a Baby, 1997, in which Dr. Keenan leaves the Navy so that he can adopt an orphaned Korean/American child during the Korean War. Keenan is played by Richard Thomas Actor, comedian, entertainer, television producer. Best remembered as "Captain Kangaroo" Also played "Clarabell the Clown" on the Howdy Doody Show

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Actor. Films include: Reservoir Dogs, Thelma and Louise, The Piano, Bugsy, Sister Act, Pulp Fiction, From Dusk Till Dawn, Red Dragon, and U-571 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Quang Ngai Province, Republic of Vietnam on May 8, 1970. Was serving as a machine gunner when he was badly wounded by enemy attack. Despite these wounds, he ran across fire-swept terrain to check vital defensive positions and then deliver machine gun fire on the enemy. He then, despite further wounds, fired on enemy troops as they amassed an attack until he was mortally wounded. Stage, film, and television actor. Works include: Pied Piper Malone, Family Affair (Uncle Bill), and Heartland Baseball player. St. Louis Browns 1953, Baltimore Orioles 1954, Brooklyn Dodgers 1955, Chicago Cubs 1956 Actor. Best remembered for his role as Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy on the original series Star Trek as well as the first six Star Trek movies. Twenty-eighth Commandant of the Marine Corps 1983-87 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Altavilla, Italy on September 13, 1943. Kelly volunteered to join a patrol which located and neutralized enemy machine gun positions. Afterwards, he volunteered to establish contact with a battalion on a hill a mile distant, returning with valuable enemy positions information. He again volunteered to join a patrol destroying two enemy machine gun nests. Kelly used all his ammunition and made his way to an ammunition dump where he found Germans attacking. He was given the mission to protect the rear of a storehouse. He held his position throughout the night and the next morning took position in a window to continue firing on the enemy until his weapon overheated and locked up. He found another rifle and used it until it, too, locked up. With the enemy threatening to overrun the position, Kelly picked up mortar shells and used them like grenades. When a withdrawal was ordered, Kelly stayed behind and used a rocket launcher to cover their retreat. America's first hero of WWII and was the first West Point graduate KIA. Kelly was piloting a B-17 and attacked Japanese shipping that was invading the Philippines. He was shot down on the return flight on December 10,1941 by Japanese Ace Saburo Saki. Kelly held the plane level so that the crew could bail out, but could not get out himself. He died in the crash of the first B-17 to be lost in combat in WWII. Actor, choreographer, dancer, and director. Films include: Singin' In The Rain, An American in Paris, and For Me and My Gal Actor, choreographer, dancer, and director. Films include: Singin' In The Rain, An American in Paris, and For Me and My Gal WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Alemert, Germany on April 5, 1945. His platoon was involved in a flanking maneuver when their progress was halted by fierce enemy fire. He and others managed to retreat to relative safety. When he realized how many men had been left behind, he voluntarily returned, under enemy fire and crawling most of the way, to begin evacuating his comrades. In total, he made 10 trips and helped to save nearly twenty men. Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic 1975-77. Commander Sixth Fleet 1985. Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic and Commander in Chief, US Atlantic Command 1988. Chief of Naval Operations 199094. Involved in the Tailhook scandal 1991 and had to retire early because of it. Professional football player, National and American Football Leagues, 1957-70. Co-founder of the American Football League Players Association and president 1966-70. New York Representative 197189. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Execution. Hanged in Algiers November 4, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ returned July 9, 1973. First Director of the Federal Register - NARA

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Massachusetts Senator 1962- . Pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident after his car plunged off the Dike Bridge on Chappaquiddick Island, Massachusetts, killing passenger Mary Jo Kopechne on July 18,1969. Massachusetts Representative 1947-53. Senator 1953-60. President of United States 1961-63. Shot by sniper, Lee Harvey Oswald while riding in a motorcade and died in Parkland Hospital, Dallas, Texas. Received a Pulitzer Prize in 1957 for his book Profi Massachusetts Representative 1947-53. Senator 1953-60. President of United States 1961-63. Shot by sniper, Lee Harvey Oswald while riding in a motorcade and died in Parkland Hospital, Dallas, Texas. Received a Pulitzer Prize in 1957 for his book Profi Oldest of the nine children born to Joseph and Rose Kennedy. He was a naval aviator piloting a PB4Y Liberator on anti-submarine and other missions 1943-44. He volunteered for a special mission in 1944 to counter the German V-2 rocket attacks on England. His plane was loaded with explosives to be crashed in the V-2 base, however, the plane exploded before he was able to jump from it. US Attorney General 1961-64. New York Senator 1965-68. June 5, 1968 while running for president, having just won the California presidential primary, was shot by Sirhan Sirhan, in the Ambassador Hotel. United States Army Air Force general during WWII. Commander of the Allied air forces in the Southwest Pacific Area 1942-45. US District Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois 1947-54. Illinois Governor 1961-68. Judge of US Court of Appeals 1968-74. While serving as Governor, he and another official made a gain of over $300,000 in a questionable stock deal which prosecutors later characterized as bribery. Convicted in 1973 on 17 counts of bribery, conspiracy, perjury, and related charges. Sentenced to three years in federal prison and fined $50,000 March 27, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. Novelist, writer, poet, artist, and part of the Beat generation. Works include: On the Road, and The Dharma Burns, Visions of Gerard, and The Town and the City Nebraska Governor 1983-87. Senator 1989-2001. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions as a SEAL team leader. Kerrey led his team to capture members of the enemy's are political cadre located on an island in the bay of Nha Trang. His team scaled a 350 foot cliff in order to surprise the enemy. As they were descending into the enemy camp, they were hit by enemy fire. Kerrey was thrown when a grenade exploded near his feet, landing on jagged rocks. He kept his wits about him and directed his teams fire on the enemy, effectively suppressing them. He continued to direct his men until he was evacuated. He lost his leg during the operation Married the widow of Henry John Heinz, III. Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor 1983-85. Senator 1985Congressional Medal of Honor. Admiral on board USS Arizona during Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He was on the bridge of the Arizona when the ship was bombed. Only his Naval Academy ring was recovered. Two US Navy destroyers have been named in his honor. Korean Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions as a medical corpsman on August 13, 1952. Kilmer moved through his company administering aid to the wounded and expediting the evacuation. Even when wounded, he continued his efforts and coming upon a wounded man, he shielded the soldier with his body, falling mortally wounded by flying shrapnel.

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Commandant 1990-1994 Ambassador to Haiti 1980-81 Ambassador to Haiti 1980-81 Rear Admiral. Commander in Chief, US 1941, when the Japanese attacked Pearly Harbor. He was suspended from command ten days later. 1942, a presidential board of inquiry found Kimmel and General Short guilty of dereliction of duty. 1944 and 1946 inquiries found no dereliction of duty. No court-martial was ever held. Test Pilot. Piloted the Bell X-2 research rocket plane to a world's record of 126,200 feet September 7, 1956. Commandant Fort Stotsenberg, Philippines 1940-42. Commanding General Northern Luzon 1941-42. Commander in Chief Luzon 1942. Prisoner of War 1942-45. Retired 1946. Gained prominence for leading the defense of the Bataan Peninsula in the Battle of Bataan against the Japanese invasion of the Philippines. April 12, 1942, King was forced to surrender as his forces were low on ammunition and food. Over 70,000 surrendered in one of the largest surrenders of a military force in American history. He spent three and half years as a POW, mistreated due to his rank. Commander in Chief, United States Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations during WWII. King is remembered as rude and abrasive. March 5, 1971 taken as POW in Laos. Remains returned/ recovered January 10, 1990. New York Representative 1993Commander of US Seventh Fleet in the Pacific during WWII. Also commanded the naval forces for the invasion of Attu Island on May 12, 1943 Former presidential staff member African-America comedian, singer and actor. 1977 sold heroin to an undercover cop, he plea bargained to a ten year prison term and was released after 42 months. Later diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease Ambassador to Somalia 1973-75, Romania 1985 Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. Early Army Aviator Secretary of State 1973-77; Received Nobel Peace Prize 1973; Received Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1977. Ambassador to Thailand 1973-75. Member, Council on Foreign Relations Pilot in Air Force. Part of Project Man High and Project Excelsior. He set records for highest balloon ascent, highest parachute jump, longest freefall, and fastest speed by a man through the atmosphere (mach 0.9). Author of The Long, Lonely Leap Wisconsin Representative 1984-2005 US Attorney General 1972-73. Pleaded guilty 1974 to failing to testify fully in Senate investigation of favoritism toward ITT Corporation; the sentence was suspended. Tried and found not guilty of perjury in 1981, but his license to practice law was suspended for a year. Mayor of Bismarck, North Dakota 1950-54. North Dakota Representative 1967-71. Secretary of the Interior 1975-77 Minnesota Representative 2003Assistant Director of V.A. A retired appliance manufacturer who was murdered when Palestinian terrorists hijacked the cruise ship Achille Lauro. Klinghoffer was shot in his wheelchair, then thrown overboard still alive. Only US Air Force nurse killed in Vietnam. Killed in the crash of a C5A aircraft during Operation Babylift Illinois Representative 1951-75 Execution. Hanged for shooting an officer in France. Execution. Hanged for rape, murder, and larceny.

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Knollenberg, Joe Michigan Representative 1993Actor. Best known for role as Barney Fife on The Andy Griffith Show. Other works include: Three's Company, The Incredible Mr. Limpet, The Ghost and Mr. Chicken, The Apple Dumpling Gang, and Chicken Little Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor 1955-59. Governor 1965-71. Died suddenly while participating in the annual "Governor's Open" fishing tournament Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor 1955-59. Governor 1965-71. Died suddenly while participating in the annual "Governor's Open" fishing tournament Naval historian. Oversaw the Navy Department's historical archives 1921-1946 . Maintained historical files during WWII and organized the Naval Historical Foundation. Works include: The Eclipse of American Sea Power, The Naval Genius of George Washington, and A History of the United States Navy. Secretary of the Navy 1940-44. Served in Cuba with the Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War. Publisher and part owner of the Chicago Daily News May 27, 1971 taken as a POW in Cambodia. Remains returned/ recovered February 26, 1993 January 8, 1973 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ recovered February 7, 1994 February 5, 1970 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 New York Representative 1969-77. Mayor of New York City, New York 1978-89 Special Assistant to the President Korean Medal of Honor awarded for actions in North Korea July 3, 1951. Koelsch was a Navy helicopter pilot who voluntarily flew deep into enemy territory to attempt to rescue a Marine aviator who had been shot down. Despite enemy fire, he continued his search in overcast conditions until he found him. While the Marine was being loaded, the helicopter was hit by enemy fire and crashed into the side of a mountain. Koelsch evacuated his crew and led them away to escape enemy soldiers. They managed for nine days, when they were all captured. He died in captivity. Arizona Representative 1985Pennsylvania Representative 1983-93. Indicted 1994 by a Federal grand jury on five felony charges of embezzlement at the US House post office. Pleaded guilty May 1996 Actor. Shows include: Mary Tyler Moore Show, Bonanza, Get Smart, Twilight Zone, and Too Close for Comfort. Ted Knight Television actor. Played Siegfried on Get Smart, Jerry Bauman on That Girl, and Dr. Adam Bricker on The Love Boat Repeatedly tried to claim awards and decorations he is not entitled to, including the Medal of Honor Repeatedly tried to claim awards and decorations he is not entitled to, including the Medal of Honor Led first patrol to meet Russians in WWII Anti-war activist paralyzed in the Vietnam war. Author of Born on the Fourth of July Anti-war activist paralyzed in the Vietnam war. Author of Born on the Fourth of July Twentieth Commandant of the United States Coast Guard 1994-98 Colorado Representative 1979-87 Actor. Most noted for his portrayal of Wyatt Earp in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp. Inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame Military Police Officer who discovered General Hideki Tojo's Hari-Kari attempt in September 1945 and stopped him from dying. Tojo had shot himself in the chest. California Representative 1975-79.

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Ambassador to Guyana 1974-76 German-born. Prior to 1938, served as both a German and Soviet Secret Agent. When his wife and son were killed by the Gestapo, he defected to the United States. He was granted citizenship in 1947. Country music singer, songwriter, and actor. Songs include: Me and Bobby McGee, Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down, The Best of All Possible Worlds, and Help me Make it Through the Night. Films include: Blume in Love, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, A Star is Born, and Repossessed. He, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Johnny Cash formed The Highwaymen. Rhodes Scholar. Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, and the Country Music Hall of Fame Journalist on 60 Minutes Official in the Nixon administration. Jailed for his role in the Watergate six months, released June 21, 1974. scandal. Wrote The Day Elvis met Nixon. Official in the Nixon administration. Jailed for his role in the Watergate six months, released June 21, 1974. scandal. Wrote The Day Elvis met Nixon. North Dakota Representative 1953-59 Army General. Had been selected to command the allied forces during the Invasion of Japan in November 1945, had the war continued that long. Commanded 6th US Army in Southwest Pacific. Never suffered a defeat in his career. Director of the National Cemetery Service, DVA Author of First to Fight: An Inside View of the U.S. Marine Corps. Father of Charles C Krulak: Thirty-first Commandant of the Marine Corps Ambassador to Mauritania 1977

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Head coach of the Duke University men's basketball team 1981- . Led Duke to Final Fours in 1994, 1999, 2001, and 2004. 1992 assistant on the Dream Team. Basketball Hall of Fame 2001. Comedian, vaudeville performer, radio, television, and film actor. The Jack Benny Program, Ambassador to Greece 1974-77 Ambassador to Greece 1974-77 August 1943, while in a hospital, Patton slapped and verbally abused Kuhl for exhibiting what Patton believed to be cowardly behavior. Kuhl is believed to have been suffering from "shell shock" or PostTraumatic Stress Disorder March 11, 1958 while on-board US Air Force B-47 Stratojet released, accidentally, a Mk-6 nuclear bomb on Mars Bluff, South Carolina. The bomb did not have its nuclear core, but did have conventional explosives. No one was directly killed from the blast. April 2, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered February 8, 1993 Lawyer and civil rights activist. Director of the American Civil Liberties Union 1964-72. Co-founded the Center for Constitutional Rights 1969. Defended many controversial clients, including: Lenny Bruce, Jack Ruby, Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, El Sayyid Nosair, Qubilah Shabazz, and the Chicago Seven. US Court of Claims Judge 1971. GSA Administrator Commissioner of Internal Revenue November 30, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973. 1st Commander of Military Air Transport Service during the Berlin Airlift Chairman Indian Claims Commission

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Pop singer. Sang on Arthur Godfrey and his Friends 1951-53. Songs include: "Eh, Cumpari", "Anywhere I Wander", and "Domani". He was fired by Godfrey on the air. Under Secretary of the Army

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Under Secretary of the Army November 30, 1968 taken as POW in Laos. Remains returned/recovered March 26, 1989 Actor. Films include: This Gun for Hire, Shane, The Blue Dahlia, The Great Gatsby, and The Carpetbaggers New York Representative 1975-2003 California Representative 1974-93 California Representative 1974-93 US Consular Agent in Fiume 1904-06. New York Representative 1917-19, 1923-33. Mayor of New York City, New York 1934-45. LaGuardia Airport in Queens, New York is named for him. Early Army Aviator US Vice Consul in Hamburg 1951-53. Ambassador to Malta 1976 US Vice Consul in Hamburg 1951-53. Ambassador to Malta 1976 Wisconsin Representative 1953-69. Secretary of Defense 1969-73. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1974 Wisconsin Representative 1953-69. Secretary of Defense 1969-73. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1974 Serial killer together with Charles Ng. 1985, Charles Ng was seen shoplifting, but left by the time police arrived. Lake had been with him and was arrested when, upon his car being searched, a pistol with a silencer was found. He gave a false name with a license to back it, however, the police were suspicious due to the discrepancy in age. At the police station he swallowed a cyanide pill and, though rushed to a hospital, he died four days later. Lake was identified and his ranch was searched. The police found a stash of weapons, graphic videos of Lake and Ng raping women, as well as twelve corpses and the charred remains of other, unidentified humans. Lake's younger brother as well as a military buddy, Charles Gunnar, were found later. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in Tayninh Province, Vietnam on August 20, 1968. Kansas Representative 1929-45 Western Novelist. Hondo, Flint and Education of a Wandering Man. He won numerous awards: Western Writers of America Award, Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award, National Gold Medal (awarded him by Congress), Medal of Freedom (awarded by President Reagan Actor. He started out as a circus acrobat until an injury forced him to stop. Films include: The Killers, The Flame and the Arrow, The Crimson Pirate, Elmer Gantry, Atlantic City, and Field of Dreams. Kansas Governor 1933-37. He was the 1936 nomination as the Republican opponent of Franklin D. Roosevelt Platoon Leader for Operation Tailwind. Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Georgia Representative 1953-77. Co-author of Landrum-Griffin Act

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Actor. Best known for his role as Dan Fielding on Night Court. Other shows and movies include: The John Larroquette Show, Second Sight, Madhouse, Blind Date, Stripes, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, JFK, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Actor. Best known for his role as Dan Fielding on Night Court. Other shows and movies include: The John Larroquette Show, Second Sight, Madhouse, Blind Date, Stripes, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, JFK, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Member of team serving with the French Resistance in France. Took part in a parachute drop into the Department of Savoie on 8/1/1944. Served under Major Peter Ortiz. Major League baseball player and manager. 1999 marked his 50th year of involvement with the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1997. He was the manager of the US Olympic team in 2000. Ohio Representative 1959-89 Ohio Representative 1959-89 Ambassador to Austria 1986-87. Son of Estee Lauder Fashion designer of Polo Ralph Lauren.

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General 2nd Army 1940-43. General Officer Commander in Chief Central Defense Command 1941-43. Retired then Recalled 1943. Member Secretary of War's Personnel Board 1943-44. Commander in Chief Army Ground Force 1944-45. Deputy Commander in Chief Army Forces US European Theater of Operations 1945. Retired 1945 One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Television writer and producer. Shows include: All in the Family, Sanford and Son, Who's the Boss, and Maude. Awarded the National Medal of Arts 1999 Texas Representative 1979-91 Execution. Hanged for theft and strangling a man in England. ETO Football player. Played for the Dallas Cowboys and the Redskins during the 50s and 60s Deputy Secretary of Defense for atomic energy matters. Aide to President Wilson at the Versailles Peace Conference Actor. Works include: The Wackiest Ship in the Army, Crazy like a Fox, Heaven can Wait, Twelve Angry Men, From Here to Eternity, and While You Were Sleeping. Actor. Works include: The Wackiest Ship in the Army, Crazy like a Fox, Heaven can Wait, Twelve Angry Men, From Here to Eternity, and While You Were Sleeping. New York Representative 1979-83 Korean-American interpreter. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Cam Lo, Republic of Vietnam on August 8-9, 1966. A platoon was attacked while deep in enemy territory. Lee took seven men by helicopter to lend aid, landed and moved into the perimeter, lending aid and encouragement. Though wounded by enemy grenades, he continued to direct a defense through the night. He collapsed in the morning, but he and the rest of the marines were evacuated 6 hours later Won three Navy Crosses in Nicaragua in the 1930's. POW in Japanese hands during WWII- had been an Embassy Guard at Peiping, China Commander of a Task Force in the South Pacific during naval action in Solomon Islands November 1942 when 5 Japanese ships were sunk Died in crash during the Berlin Airlift. His record was used in the exhibit "Winning the Peace" New York Representative 1943-51 California Representative 1963-79 California Representative 1963-79 News anchor for The News Hour with Jim Lehrer. Author, works include: The Franklin Affair, False Moves, Flying Crows: A Novel, No Certain Rest, and The Special Prisoner WWII Columnist and advisor to Truman Ambassador to Bahrain 1983-86 Ambassador to Bahrain 1983-86 Thirteenth Commandant of the Marine Corps 1920-29 Fifth Chief of Staff US Air Force 1961-65. Commander Strategic Air Command 1949-57. Commander, 20th Bomber Command during firebombing of Japan during WWII. Headed Berlin Airlift 1948. Vice Presidential candidate with George Wallace's Independent Party ticket 1968 Ambassador to Kenya 1977, Seychelles 1977 Commanding Officer 34th Anti-Aircraft Brigade 1942. Assistant Chief of Staff to Supreme Allied Commander Mediterranean 1942-43. Deputy Chief of Staff 5th Army 1943. Commanding Officer 34th AntiAircraft Brigade, Tunisia 1943. Deputy Chief of Staff 15th Army Group, Italy 1943-44. Deputy Chief of Staff to Supreme Allied Commander Mediterranean 1944-45. Deputy Commandant National War College 1947-49. Commanding General 11th Airborne

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Division1950-51. Commanding General 7th Division, Korea 1951-52. Deputy Chief of Staff US Army 1952-55. Commander in Chief United Nations Command Korea 1955-57. Vice Chief of Staff US Army 195759. Chief of Staff US Army 1959-60. Chief Joint Chiefs of Staff 196062. Commander in Chief US Forces Europe 1962-63. Commander in Chief NATO Europe 1963-69. Retired 1969 Basketball player. Played for the Harlem Globetrotters for 22 years. Inducted in the Basketball Hall of Fame 2003. February 8, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973 New York Representative 1971-93 New York Representative 1971-93 Execution. Serial killer in Australia. He was an American serviceman stationed in Melbourne during WWII. He confessed and was sentenced to death on November 4, 1942 by an American military court. Leonski was hanged five days later. Death of a Soldier is based on him. Combat photographer. Documented the battle of Tarawa. Was awarded the Bronze Star for his actions during the battle. May 9, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Special Assistant to the President Special Assistant to the President WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions as a Medical Corpsman at Okinawa on June 8, 1945. Upon see a wounded marine laying in an open field, he crawled toward him despite enemy fire, which wounded him. He pulled his comrade to safely, even as he was wounded again. Realizing his wounds were mortal, he refused medical aid, directing the treatment of two other marines instead. He died shortly after. Circuit Judge District of Columbia Circuit Bombardier on the B-17 flown by Colin P. Kelly. Georgia Representative 1975-85 Vietnam Medal of Honor for actions on an AC-47 gunship, Spooky 71 on February 24, 1969. The crew was getting ready to drop a flare, when the plane was hit by a 82-mm mortar shell. The flare rolled through the plane amidst live ammunition. Levitow, who had suffered 40 shrapnel wounds, saw one of the crew lying dangerously near the open cargo door and dragged him to safety. He then tried, unsuccessfully, to pick up the flare. Finally, he threw himself on it and dragged it to the door. Just as he threw it out, it exploded. Real-estate developer, credited as the father of modern American suburbia. Planned a housing project after WWII near Hempstead, Long Island to provide affordable housing to returning veterans. The development came to be named Levittown. General Manager and Vice President of Football Operations for the Buffalo Bills. Coach of Montreal Alouettes 1973-77, Kansas City Chiefs 1978-82, Buffalo Bills 1986-97 February 18, 1971 taken as POW in Laos. Remains recovered/ returned April 11, 1991. Ambassador to Sierra Leone 1983-86 Ambassador to Sierra Leone 1983-86 Musician. Gary Lewis and the Playboys was a 1960s pop group, songs include: "This Diamond Ring," "Count Me In," "Save Your Heart For Me," and "Sure Gonna Miss Her." Son of Jerry Lewis Colorado Representative 1933-43 January 5, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Kentucky Representative 1994-

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Florida Representative 1983-95 TV and Radio celebrity Korea Medal of Honor awarded for action near Taejon, Korea on July 20, 1950. Libby's group was in a truck when they encountered an enemy roadblock that wounded all the passengers save Libby, and disabled the vehicle. He flagged down a passing artillery tractor and loaded all his wounded comrades onboard, then shielded the driver with his body when the enemy fired on them. He did this several times when the vehicle was forced to stop until he finally lost consciousness from loss of blood due to the wounds he had received. Marvel Comic founder. Writer and author of comic books from 1941. Stan Lee Iowa Representative 1985-97 Ambassador to South Korea 1986-89, China 1989-91 Part of Iwo Jima 1st flag raising Pioneering aviator. Piloted the first solo, non-stop flight across the Atlantic, from New York to Paris, France, in 1927. The plane was named The Spirit of St. Louis; the single-engine plane made the trip in 33.5 hours. It is now on display in the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC. March 21, 1929, he was presented the Medal of Honor for the flight. In 1932, his eldest child Charles, Jr was kidnapped and found dead a few weeks later. Bruno Hauptmann was accused and executed for the crime. Co-author of The Culture of Organs, a work summarizing he and Dr Carrel's study of the perfusion of organs outside the body. Lindbergh contributed greatly to the early study of Nazi aviation development. Georgia Representative 1993New York Representative 1959-65. Mayor of New York City, New York 1966-73. He is credited with helping New York City survive the 1960s without a major riot, but blamed for the fiscal crisis of the late 1970s. Illinois Representative 1949-51 Chair Privacy Protection Study Commission Ambassador Panama Canal Negotiations, which returned the Panama Canal to Panama. Ambassador Panama Canal Negotiations, which returned the Panama Canal to Panama. Illinois Representative 1983-2003 Murderer of five. List, facing financial ruin and what he believed to be the "fall" of his family to sin and damnation, murdered his wife, mother and three children then fled New Jersey in December of 1971. He changed his name and lived undetected for nearly twenty years when he was arrested. April 12, 1990 he was found guilty of five counts of murder and sentenced to life in prison, five consecutive terms. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Phuoc-Lac, Bien Hoa province, Republic of Vietnam on December 6, 1967. When his battalion came under fire, Liteky observed two wounded men and crawled to them, placing himself between them and the enemy. During a brief respite, he pulled them to safely. The battalion rallied and answered the enemies attack with heavy fire. Liteky moved through the fire, administering aid and evacuating the wounded and last rites to the dying. Observing a wounded, trapped soldier, he crawled to him but determined he was too heavy to carry. He rolled on his back and dragged the wounded man on his chest and using his elbows and heals, crawled to safety. Another man he rescued from dense, thorny underbrush in which the soldier had become trapped in. Chaplain Liteky, despite wounds in his neck and foot, had carried over twenty men to safety during the encounter. After Vietnam, Liteky became involved in social justice activities and on July 29, 1986, he renounced his Medal of Honor, placing it in an envelope addressed to President Ronald Reagan. It is on display at the national Museum of American History.

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Ambassador to Chad 1974-76 Ambassador to Chad 1974-76 Eleventh Assistant Commandant USMC 1935-37 Commander of Third Marine Raider Battalion during WWII. Regimental Commander at Iwo Jima. Participated in the 1920 Olympics in Antwerp, winning third place in the shot put. Louisiana Representative 1977-99 Mayor of West Covina, California 1973. California Representative 1975-81 Grandson of Henry Cabot Lodge. Connecticut Representative 194751. Governor 1951-55. Ambassador to Spain 1955-61, Argentina 1969-73, Switzerland 1983-85. Actor 1933-40, films include: Little Women, The Scarlet Empress, The Little Colonel, and In Like Flint Believed to have acted with Aldo Lorenzo Icardi in the shooting of Major Holohan. Broadway and Hollywood producer Convicted by General Court Martial of espionage for assisting the Soviets in obtaining information regarding layout of embassies in Moscow and Vienna Third Assistant Commandant USMC 1917-1920 Maryland Representative 1963-85 Maryland Representative 1963-85 Louisiana Representative 1953-58 Louisiana Representative 1963-65, 1973-85 May 12, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973. Louisiana Senator 1948-87 Louisiana Senator 1948-87 Louisiana Representative 1965-73 Ambassador to China 1985-89. President of the Council on Foreign Relations 1977-85. National Security Council member 1969-73. Korea Medal of Honor awarded for action near Sniper Ridge, North Korea on November 22, 1952. Loring was provided air support, aggressively dive-bombing enemy gun positions until his plane was hit. He then turned his plane and sacrificed himself by diving his plane into the middle of enemy emplacements Astronaut who commanded and brought the crippled Apollo 13 back safely. CEO of Bay-Houston Towing Company 1975. President of Fisk Telephone Systems 1977. In the movie Apollo 13, he is played by Tom Hanks, Lovell himself appears as the ship's captain on the recovery ship, USS Iwo Jima. Assistant Secretary of War for Air 1941-45. Under Secretary of State 1947-49, Fourth Secretary of Defense1951-53 Ambassador to Zambia 1976-79, Nigeria 1979-81 New York Representative 1969-71. Served as an alternate United States Representative for Special Political Affairs to the United Nations 1977-78. Shot to death by Dennis Sweeney, a former student of Stanford University where Lowenstein had been dean during the 1960s. Sweeney was mentally ill at the time of the shooting and believed Lowenstein was plotting against him. Ambassador to Luxembourg 1977-81 Photographed the first American Flag raising on Mount Surabachi on Iwo Jima Deputy Secretary of the US Department of Homeland Security 20032005. Commandant of the Coast Guard 1998-2002. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Iwo Jima on February 20, 1945. Lucas and three others were ambushed by an enemy patrol. When two enemy grenades landed nearby, Lucas landed on one and pulled the other beneath him to save the lives of his companions.

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WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Iwo Jima on February 20, 1945. Lucas and three others were ambushed by an enemy patrol. When two enemy grenades landed nearby, Lucas landed on one and pulled the other beneath him to save the lives of his companions. Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Kentucky Representative 1999-2005 Illinois Representative 1935-39; Illinois Senator 1939-51; Professional baseball player Texas Representative 1947-55 Ambassador to Venezuela 1978, Czechoslovakia 1983-86 Ambassador to Venezuela 1978, Czechoslovakia 1983-86 Rhodes scholar. Mayor of Indianapolis, Indiana 1968-75. Indiana Senator 1977Rhodes scholar. Mayor of Indianapolis, Indiana 1968-75. Indiana Senator 1977WWI Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. Succeeded David Putnam as "ace of aces" in US Air Service during WWI. Member of 27th Pursuit Squadron. Shot down 18 enemy balloons and planes in 17 days before he was shot down by enemy ground fire. Luke Air Force Base was named in his honor. Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio 1971-72. Ohio Representative 1974-75, 1977-91 Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio 1971-72. Ohio Representative 1974-75, 1977-91 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on Iwo Jima on March 8, 1945. When his rifle platoon was pinned down by enemy fire, Lummus charged forward, and despite wounds, destroyed three enemy installations. He was mortally wounded by an exploding land mine and died later that day. Lummus played football and baseball for Baylor University, baseball with the Wichita Falls Team and football with the New York Giants. January 23, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ returned January 27, 1969. Part of "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula June 27, 1958. Returned to US control July 7, 1958. First Army nurse killed in combat during WWII Texas Representative 1945-55, Part of the "Raven" espionage flight that was forced down inside U.S.S.R. Returned to US control on July 7, 1958 and cited in US News and World Report on March 15, 1993. US Secretary of Agriculture 1986-89 US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 1973-75 US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 1973-75 Assistant Secretary of Defense 1965-69 Brother of General Douglas MacArthur. Son of Army General Arthur MacArthur, Jr. Army General. Supreme Commander of Allied forces in the South West Pacific Area during WWII. Oversaw the occupation of Japan 1945-51. Led UN forces defending South Korea against the North Korean invasion 1950-51. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on the Bataan Peninsula, Philippine Islands in leading the defense against invading Japanese forces.

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Florida Representative 1983-89. Lieutenant Governor 1991-98. Governor 1998-99 Minnesota Rep 1947-49; District Attorney 1953-58; Judge US Court of Appeals beginning 1969. Minnesota Rep 1947-49; District Attorney 1953-58; Judge US Court of Appeals beginning 1969. Army General and US Diplomat. Assist. Sec of War (Coolidge) Ambassador to Jordan 1961-64, Turkey 1973-77

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Aviator. Flight instructor with Curtiss Aeroplanes 1912-1914, setting records with Curtiss Flying Boats. Served during WWI, and returned to Active Duty for WWII, acting as Air Corps liaison with the RAF in North Africa and London. Civil Execution. Electrocuted in Nebraska for the rape and murder of sixteen year old Anna Milroy Fighter pilot in the Pacific Theatre of Operations. Fifth ranking WWII Air Force "Ace" Department of Health and Human Services 1986. US Public Health Service 1985-86. Special Assistant to the President for Drug Abuse Policy. Director of White House Drug Abuse Policy Office Former Green Beret who became a physician. February 17, 1970 MacDonald called the MPs for assistance. When they arrived, they found his two daughters and wife dead by bludgeoning and stabbing. Jeffrey, wounded and with a collapsed lung, told the MPs three men and a woman had committed the crime. The investigator in charge believed MacDonald was solely behind the attack, even with evidence of multiple individuals. When the poor investigation was brought to light in the trial, the case against MacDonald was dismissed, though not forgotten. 1975, the now well respected doctor was indicted through rather hazy means. Evidence was held back from the defense team and restrictions placed on its handling and testing. Two individuals even came forward about their presence at murder, but that information was downplayed or simply not presented to the jury. Even the judge seemed to be siding with the prosecution. MacDonald was painted as a monster through testimony and evidence, some of which was withheld outright and others tampered. The jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to three life terms. The book Fatal Vision also portrays MacDonald as a monster, though the author seemed more interested in what would sell than the truth of the case. MacDonald sued the author for fraud but the trial ended in mistrial and MacDonald settled for $325,000. Through the nineties, the case has been touched on and they are still trying to prove MacDonald's innocence Chairman Navajo Tribal Council 1970-82, 1986 Massachusetts Representative 1955-76 Massachusetts Representative 1955-76 Execution. Hanged for the murder of three people in Italy. MTO Execution. Hanged for rape and murder in France. ETO Actor

February 8, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973. Indiana Representative 1943-77 Execution. Tried and convicted of rape by court martial. Hanged at Shepton Mallet, England. Washington Representative 1937-44. Senator 1944-81 Washington Representative 1937-44. Senator 1944-81 Philippine President 1953-1957. Died in a plane crash enroute to Cebu. Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk.

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Four Star General. Clouse went AWOL in 1966 to avoid going to Vietnam. He and a childhood friend, Paul G Mahar, came up with a plan to get him out of service. They traded places and Mahar reported for service as Clouse. Mahar had been rejected by the army previously due to a metal plate in his arm. Mahar wrote to the Army in 1991 with the story asking for the medals and citations he earned as Frank Clouse. General Prisoner in Algeria for rape of young boy. Attempted to escape train and was run over, died shortly from shock and hemorrhaging due to amputation of both legs and part of one hand. One of the Gainesville 8 (Scott Camil, John Kniffen, Alton Foss, Donald Perdue, William Patterson, Stan Michelsen, Peter Mahoney, and John Briggs) They were indicted on charges of conspiracy to disrupt the 1972 Republican National Convention in Miami. John Briggs was the only non-veteran in the group. They were protesting the war in Vietnam. Aerial ace in WWII with 20.75 planes (German and Japanese) shot down. Korea, 3.5 shot down before shot down and taken as a POW. California Representative 1953-74 Author of the Pamphlet "Why Germany will Win the War" six months before the US entered into WWI. It was written prior to his commission and resulted in his release after his commission. He was reaccepted in 1918 and found to be loyal and enthusiastic. Ambassador to Botswana 1982 Actor. Works include: A Streetcar Named Desire, On the Waterfront, Patton, Baby Doll, How the West Was Won, The Streets of San Francisco, and They Knew What They Wanted Watergate Deputy Chairman of the 1972 Presidential campaign. Director of the 1988 Republican Convention and 1992 Campaign Manager for President Bush April 24, 1971 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973. Historian and biographer. Books of note include: Goodbye Darkness: A Memoir of the Pacific War, Death of a President, American Caesar: Douglas MacArthur 1880-1964, and A World Lit Only by Fire: The Medieval Mind & the Renaissance--Portrait of an Age Twenty-ninth Assistant Commandant USMC 1965-67 Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio 1980-82, 1991. Ohio Representative 199395 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Best, Holland on September 18, 1944. While his platoon was attempting to seize a bridge, they became surrounded by enemy troops. He went forward as a scout and destroyed an 88mm gun, ammunition dump, and enemy soldiers until he was wounded and forced to cover. The next day, the enemy made an advance and when a grenade landed near Mann, he yelled warning and then threw himself over the grenade. Montana Representative 1943-53. Senator 1953-77. Ambassador to Japan 1977-88. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1989. Montana Representative 1943-53. Senator 1953-77. Ambassador to Japan 1977-88. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1989. Montana Representative 1943-53. Senator 1953-77. Ambassador to Japan 1977-88. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1989. Montana Representative 1943-53. Senator 1953-77. Ambassador to Japan 1977-88. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1989. New York Representative 1985-99 Father of Earle H. Dooley, the half-brother of Thomas A Dooley Researcher, contributed to the research of diabetes and insulin First Chief of the US Air Force Reserve 1968 Boxer. World Heavyweight Boxing Champion 1952-56. Retired undefeated and without any draws. Founder of SEAL Team SIX and Red Cell (counter-terrorist units). Author of Rogue Warrior, Leadership Secrets of the Rogue Warrior: A

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Commando's Guide to Success, Red Cell, Violence of Action, and Vengeance. CEO of SOS Temps, Inc and Richard Marcinko, Inc Philippine President 1965-86. Survivor of the Bataan Death March during WWII. His body is on display in a refrigerated crypt until the family can get it buried with full military honors Execution. Hanged for murdering a woman and raping two others in France. ETO Hockey player Massachusetts Representative 1976Actor and producer Ambassador to Cape Verde 1977, Guinea-Bissau 1977 Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. Major General. Reporter for The Seattle Times. Head of the Economics and Science Section General Headquarters for the Supreme Allied Powers 1945-52. Chief of Civil Affairs and Military Government 1952-55. US Consul in Istanbul 1958-59. Ambassador to Malagasy Republic 1969-71, Trinidad and Tobago 1972-74, Kenya 1973, Seychelles 1976 US Consul in Istanbul 1958-59. Ambassador to Malagasy Republic 1969-71, Trinidad and Tobago 1972-74, Kenya 1973, Seychelles 1976 Army Chief of Staff 1939-45. 1944 awarded the 5-star rank, known as General of the Army. Marshall was instrumental in the reorganization and preparation of the Army and Army Air Corps for combat. Secretary of State 1947-49. Author of the European Recovery Plan, which became known as the Marshall Plan. Secretary of Defense 1950-51. Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for the Marshall Plan 1953 Marshall, Jim Mayor of Macon, Georgia 1995-99. Georgia Representative 2003Military historian and author. Blitzkrieg, The River and the Cauntlet, and Pork Chop Hill Ambassador to Qatar 1980-83 CBS News Pentagon Correspondent New York Representative 1981-93 Son of Dean Martin. Actor and musician. Died when his F-4C Phantom struck a mountainside during a blizzard. Pennsylvania Senator 1947-59, Governor 1943-47, Adjutant General of Pennsylvania 1939-43 One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Country music singer. Actor and singer. Songs include: To Each His Own, There's No Tomorrow, I Get Ideas, and Here. Films include: Follow the Fleet, Back to Nature, The Holy Terror, The Big Store, Casbah, and Hit the Deck. Actor and singer. Songs include: To Each His Own, There's No Tomorrow, I Get Ideas, and Here. Films include: Follow the Fleet, Back to Nature, The Holy Terror, The Big Store, Casbah, and Hit the Deck. Execution. Hanged for rape in England. ETO California Representative 1982-2001 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Binh Son, Republic of Vietnam on April 21, 1967. During Operation UNION, Martini's platoon assaulted enemy trench lines and were received with enemy mortar, grenades, and small arms fire. The unit was pinned down behind a shallow dike. Martini first crawled forward and assaulted the enemy with hand grenades, then observing wounded laying in the open, moved to pull them to safety. The brought the first back and though wounded, went out to aid a second. He was mortally wounded, but continued to drag the man to safely. When others moved to help him, he asked them to remain under cover and managed to drag the man to an area where he could be pulled to

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safety before he succumbed to his wounds. Former military participant and anti-US witness in the Bertrand Russell Vietnam War Crimes Trial in Copenhagen November 1967. The Russell Tribunal was designed to investigate and publicize war crimes and conduct of the American forces and its allies during the Vietnam War Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. Used in Carroll Case's book The Slaughter: An American Atrocity which details the supposed incident. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. Actor in many western and military movies such as The Dirty Dozen, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Cat Ballou, and Sergeant Riker. May 2, 1970 taken as POW in Cambodia. Returned February 12, 1973. Very early naval aviator (#52) who went on to become an admiral, commanding the USS Hornet during WWII Actor. Best known for his role as Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver in Leave it to Beaver. Other works include, Still the Beaver, This Is My Love, Men of the Fighting Lady, The Seven Little Foys, and The Trouble with Harry Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare 1975-77. Served in President Ford's cabinet. CEO and President of the Kettering Foundation 1981Maryland Representative 1961-69. Senator 1969-87 USS Arizona 1975 court case involving the discharge of homosexuals from military service. Matlovich became a symbol in the gay rights movement. Though he was initially discharged, a later court case ordered him reinstated with back pay. The Air Force offered him a settlement of $160,000 tax-free to drop his case and accept the honorable discharge. Rather than face hostility, he accepted the settlement. Hawaii Representative 1963-77. Senator 1977-90 Actor. Works include: The Kentuckian, King Creole, The Odd Couple, The Fortune Cookie, Grumpy Old Men, The Grass Harp, and Hello, Dolly! During WWII he served in the same bomb group as Jimmy Stewart. Part of a daytime bombing raid over Nuremberg in the plane "Miss Fall River," a B17G. It was hit by anti-aircraft fire and exploded in the air Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. Political cartoonist originally for Stars and Stripes, the American soldiers' newspaper. Won the Pulitzer Prize 1945 and 1959. 1958 began cartooning the editorial pages of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. 1962-1991, he worked for the Chicago Sun-Times. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for action at the Cam Lo District Headquarters, Quang Tri Province on February 2, 1968. When an attack come, Maxam let his team to a weakened area along the perimeter. Though wounded, he used an abandoned machine gun in an effort to hold back the enemy. He held the perimeter until he succumbed to multiple wounds. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for action at the Cam Lo District Headquarters, Quang Tri Province on February 2, 1968. When an attack come, Maxam let his team to a weakened area along the perimeter. Though wounded, he used an abandoned machine gun in an effort to hold back the enemy. He held the perimeter until he succumbed to multiple wounds. Execution. Hanged for the rape of a French woman in Italy. MTO Administrator of Export Control 1940-41. Head US Military Mission to Cairo 1941-42. Commanding General US Army Forces Middle East 1942-43. Commandant Army Service Forces Unit Training Center 1943. Assistant Chief of Staff War Department General Staff 1943-46.

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Retired 1946 WAC Colonel. First member of the WAC to fly over the Himalayas (the "Hump") during WWII Iowa Representative 1967-75 Iowa Representative 1967-75 Kentucky Representative 1971-95 Finance Officer, US Military Mission to Hungary. Corrupt use of officebuying and reselling high price cameras and other items. Possessed large sums of money as well as sending home large sums of money. First Director of the WAVES Army general who commanded the 101st Airborne during the Battle of Bastogne, Belgium (during the Battle of the Bulge, WWII). His troops were surrounded and the Germans demanded their surrender. His reply to General Heinrich von Luettwitz is remembered as "NUTS!!", though he and others have stated it was actually something stronger. His forces were able to hold off the Germans until reinforcements arrived. Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (Drug Policy) 1996-2001 Navy Admiral. Commander of the Fast Carrier Task Force during WWII. Arizona Representative 1983-87. Senator 1987- . October 26, 1967 taken as POW in North Vietnam. Returned March 14, 1973. Navy Admiral. Father of Arizona Senator John McCain, III and son of John McCain, Sr, also a Naval Admiral. June 20, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered August 17, 1973 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action on June 19, 1944 when he shot down 7 Japanese planes during the Battle of Philippine Sea; and October 24, 1944 when he shot down 9. California Representative 1983-95 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action at Iron Bottom Sound, off Savo Island, Solomon Island group. McCandless was the communication officer on the USS San Francisco when it was engaged in battle against the Japanese. When a particularly vicious attack killed or wounded most of the upper command around him, he assumed command and ordered course and fire against the enemy. His actions helped to seal a victory and saw the ship returned safely to port. Astronaut. First untethered, free flight using the Manned Maneuvering Unit. Commanded SOG Company which conducted "Operation Tailwind" in September 1970. Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Execution. Hanged for the murder of a soldier in France. ETO Military Aide to George C. Marshall Wisconsin Senator 1947-57. 1950 made speech to Republican Women's Club of Wheeling, West Virginia in which he accused the government of employing numerous communist sympathizers, fitting into the Second Red Scare 1948-56. In 1954, the Senate condemned McCarthy for dishonorable/disreputable conduct. Twenty-sixth Assistant Commandant USMC 1957-59 Motivational and Inspirational Speaker who lost his left arm and eye on patrol in Vietnam. He spent over two years in hospitals and underwent over 30 major surgeries.

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Chief of Staff of the Air Force 1965-69 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action on June 10-11, 1945 off the coast of Okinawa aboard the USS LSC (L)(3)122. He aided in the evacuation of sinking destroyer. When enemy planes threatened suicide actions, he orders his guns against them, shooting one down and damaging a second before it crashed into his ship. He quickly rallied his men to begin fire-fighting measures, and helped evacuate men himself despite severe burns and wounds. Washington Representative 1971-81 Publisher of the Chicago Tribune Similar to D. B. Cooper. McCoy hijacked a commercial airliner on April 7, 1972 and escaped by parachute. Arrested and convicted, he escaped prison in August and was killed in a shootout with the FBI. Ohio Representative 1947-73 Oklahoma Representative 1981-95 Thirty-second Assistant Commandant USMC 1971 Washington Representative 1989Deputy Special Representative for Trade Negotiations--Rank of Ambassador Deputy Special Representative for Trade Negotiations--Rank of Ambassador Georgia Representative 1975-83. Killed when the Korean Airlines jet he was a passenger on was shot down by the Soviet military over the Sea of Japan. Georgia Representative 1975-83. Killed when the Korean Airlines jet he was a passenger on was shot down by the Soviet military over the Sea of Japan. Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula.

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Tenth Assistant Commandant USMC 1933-34 New York Representative 1965-81 California Representative 1957-79 National Security Advisor 1983-85. Heavily involved in the Iran-Contra Affair. 1987 attempted suicide by overdosing on Valium. 1988 pleaded guilty to four counts of withholding information from Congress and sentenced to two years' probation and a $20,000 fine. Pardoned December 1992 by President Bush. Execution. Hanged for the rape of a woman in France. ETO Execution. Hanged for shooting another soldier. Italy, MTO Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Republic of Vietnam July 18, 1966. McGinty's platoon was providing cover for a withdrawing force and had been under fire for three days. The enemy launched a fierce 4 hour attack during which McGinty continually rallied his men. When two squads became separated from the platoon, he rushed through enemy fire to their position. While tending the wounded, he shouted encouragement and directed their fire until the enemy was forced to withdraw. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Republic of Vietnam July 18, 1966. McGinty's platoon was providing cover for a withdrawing force and had been under fire for three days. The enemy launched a fierce 4 hour attack during which McGinty continually rallied his men. When two squads became separated from the platoon, he rushed through enemy fire to their position. While tending the wounded, he shouted encouragement and directed their fire until the enemy was forced to withdraw. Film producer and photographer in charge of all film created in Japan at Nagasaki and Hiroshima of the effects of atomic bombs South Dakota Representative 1957-61. Senator 1963-81. Author of The Third Freedom: Ending Hunger in Our Time (2001); Terry: My Daughter's Life-and -Death Struggle with Alcoholism (1996); Grassroots: The Autobiography of George McGovern (1977) Judge of US Court of Appeals for DC Circuit 1963-86 Judge of US Court of Appeals for DC Circuit 1963-86 Founder of telecommunications giant MCI Record recovered from USS Arizona Major League baseball relief pitcher. Played for the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, compiling 180 saves in his career. Inducted into the New York Mets Hall of Fame 1993. Father of country music singer Tim McGraw Philippine Insurrection Medal of Honor awarded for action at Mundang on Basilan Island, Philippine Islands on September 24, 1911. While part of a group ordered to take a station, his unit was ambushed by enemy troops. McGuire called for help, then charged the position. He emptied his rifle into the attacker then proceeded to use it as a club until reinforcements arrived. Despite wounds he, himself suffered, he administered first aid to the wounded and is credited with saving the lives of at least two men. Dismissed from service due to theft, looting, and black market activities in Europe Ambassador to Mali 1973 Ambassador to Mali 1973 Third Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps 1962-65 Early Marine Aviator Drill Instructor at Parris Island who led his platoon in a "punishment" march into Ribbon Creek, resulting in the death of 6 of his "boots," 4/8/1956. Court martialed yet not discharged or sent to prison. Served until 1959 at a reduced rank. Maine Representative 1983-87. Governor 1987-95

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Oklahoma Representative 1973-75 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on Okinawa June 7, 1945. McTureous saw a group of stretcher bearers come under enemy fire while attempting to evacuate wounded from the field. He charged the enemy caves, throwing grenades in an attempt to cease the hostile fire. He continued his one-man assault until he was too wounded to continue. Commanding officer of the USS Indianapolis when it was lost at sea in 1945. He was blamed for the incident and finally committed suicide. Congress posthumously exonerated him 2000. The Indianapolis had just dropped off the parts and material for the atomic bombs to Tinian when she was attacked by Japanese submarine I-58 and sank. About 900 men survived the attack to wait in the water for rescue. The rescue did not come for five days. Between the sharks and lack of supplies, only 316 survived to be rescued. Domestic terrorist who, with Terry Nichols, was responsible for the Oklahoma City bombing April 19, 1995 that killed 167 individuals at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. McVeigh was executed by lethal injection June 11, 2001 at the US Federal Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana. Connecticut Representative 1943-45 Comedian and impersonator who rose to fame with The First Family, an album spoofing President Kennedy. His career faded with the Kennedy assassination Soldier involved, as a major shooter, in the My Lai massacre March 16, 1968 Serviceman who stole the Quedinburg church treasures as well as other objects d' art at the end of WWII. The matter of the theft was eventually settled out of court in the 1990's Arizona Governor 1987-88. Indicted 1988 on six felony counts of perjury and filing a false campaign report, specifically of failing to report a $350,000 loan to his campaign by Barry Wolfson, a real estate developer. He was later acquitted of the charges. Impeached February 5, 1988 on charges of obstructing justice and illegally lending state money to his business. Convicted and removed from office April 4, 1988. November 4, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ returned July 9, 1973. Commanding Officer of HHC and Co C 1/20 11th Infantry Brigade, American Division during the My Lai Massacre March 16, 1968. Calley's CO. Washington Representative 1965-79 US Attorney General 1985-88. Advisor to Ronald Reagan as both Governor of California and President. Twenty-fifth Assistant Commandant USMC 1956-57 December 25, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned

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First African American student at the University of Mississippi. Author. Works include: Mississippi: A Volume of Eleven Books and Three Years in Mississippi Chief of the Division of Near Eastern Affairs. Member of the Secretary's Policy Planning staff. Helped to draft the text of the Truman Doctrine. Indiana Representative 1953-55 Actor. Films include: The Music Man, Mack and Mabel, Mame, Victor/Victoria, and Outrage! US Judge for the Court of Appeals 1975-93. Mayor of New Britain, Connecticut 1965-66. Representative 1967-71, Governor 1971-75 Washington Representative 1995-2001 Montana Representative 1953-61. Senator 1961-78 Won gold, silver and bronze Olympic medals in 1932 and 1936. Illinois Representative 1971-78 Army Chief of Staff 1979-83 Kansas Representative 1947-50 Baseball player. Chicago Cubs 1946-48, Philadelphia Phillies 194952, Brooklyn Dodgers 1953-55, Boston Red Sox 1957, Kansas City Athletics 1959 Major General. Dismissed from the service of the United States on July 16, 1948 pursuant to Article of War 118. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Neiderzerf, Germany on March 14, 1945. Michael was the leader of a rifle platoon that was assaulting a wooded area near the village of Neiderzerf. Over three days, he led his platoon in the assault, destroying machine gun nests and artillery pieces as well as capturing well over 80 Germans before he was shot and killed. General Officer. 101st Airborne Division 1944-45. Aide to Eisenhower 1947-48. 27th Infantry 1950. 25th Infantry 1950-51 Administrative assistant to US Rep Harold Velde 1949-56. Illinois Representative 1957-95. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1994 Part of Iwo Jima 1st flag raising Awarded Nobel Prize in Physics 1907 for his work in measuring the speed of light. The first American citizen to received the Nobel Prize in the Sciences. Worked on development of a range finder and binoculars for night time use for the Navy during WWI. Michigan Representative 1919-33, 1935-51 Author. Works include: Tales of the South Pacific, Hawaii, The Drifters, Centennial, The Source, Chesapeake, and Caribbean Execution. Hanged for rape and theft while in Guam, Marianas Islands. Execution took place at Schofield Barracks, Oahn, Territory of Hawaii Secretary of the Navy 1974-77

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Secretary of the Navy 1974-77 Commanded VIII Corps during the Battle of the Bulge. President of LSU. Illinois Representative 1969-73, 1975-79 (different Districts) Judge of US Court of Appeals 1979-. Four Star General. Commanded units in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Texas Representative 1973-79 Jazz musician and band leader during the swing era. Among his most noted recordings are: "In the Mood", "Tuxedo Junction", "Chattanooga Choo Choo", "Moonlight Serenade", and "Pennsylvania 6-5000". Leader of the American Band of the Allied Expeditionary Force when he disappeared on-route to Paris to play for the troops there. Nebraska Representative 1943-59 African American cook in the Navy during the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was aboard the West Virginia when the attack came. He took control of an unattended .50 caliber anti-aircraft gun and began firing at the Japanese planes, downing at least one of them before he ran out of ammunition and was ordered to abandon ship. Chairman, National Labor Relations Board 1970-74 Died on the USS Arizona when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor California Representative 1999California Representative 1945-73 April 15, 1970 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Delaware Representative 1915-17. Alien Property Custodian 1921-25. Spent 18 months in a Federal Penitentiary for conspiring to defraud the government. Navy Combat photographer WWII Lieutenant Governor of Georgia 1975-81. Governor of Georgia 199199. Senator 2000-05 Korean Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Soam-Ni, Korea on February 7, 1951. While leading his company, he noted a platoon pinned down by enemy fire. He ordered a bayonet charge up the hill and led him men through the charge even when wounded by grenade fragments Colorado Senator 1941-57 Commanding Officer 6th Cavalry Regiment 1939-40. Commanding General 2nd Cavalry Division 1941. Commanding General 33rd Division, New Guinea 1941-43. Commanding General III Corps, North-West Europe 1943-45 (Battle of the Bulge). Commanding General 13th Armored Division, North-West Europe 1945. Retired 1948 Early Army Aviator Mayor of San Jose, California 1971-74. California Representative 1975-95. Secretary of Commerce 2000-01. Secretary of Transportation 2001New Jersey Representative 1963-85 Baseball player. Knoxville Smokies, Dodgers 1946-49, Chicago Cubs 1950-56 Ohio Representative 1955-74 Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Indiana Senator 1935-41. Judge of US Court of Appeals for the 7th

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Circuit 1941-49. Justice of US Supreme Court 1949-56 Execution. Shot for murder of an officer. England. ETO New York Representative 1973-83 New York Representative 1973-83 Judge of US District Court 1979-80. Maine Senator 1980-95. Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom March 17, 1999 Under Secretary, Department of Housing and Urban Development 1973-74, 1974-75. Department of Commerce 1972-73. Office of Management and Budget 1975-77. US Attorney General 1969-72. A central figure in the Watergate scandal, convicted and served time in prison US Attorney General 1969-72. A central figure in the Watergate scandal, convicted and served time in prison Led 16 P-38 Lightenings on a mission to intercept the aircraft containing Isoroku Yamamoto April 18, 1943. Yamamoto's plane was shot down over Bougainville, no one survived. Admiral Ugaki, Yamamoto's chief of staff was in a second plane, also shot down, but survived. Maryland Representative 1971-87 Attorney General 1929-33 General. Commanded all American air combat units in France during WWI. Planned and led the air phase of the Battle of Saint-Mihiel. Advocated the development of bombsights, ski-equipped aircraft, engine superchargers and aerial torpedoes. Mitchell predicted future war with Japan, including the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1924. His report, for the most part, was ignored. Actor and Singer. Songs include: "River of No Return", The Night of the Hunter", Calypso--Is Like So...", and "The Ballad of Thunder Road" Movies include: Nevada, The Story of G.I. Joe, West of the Pecos, Till the End of Time, The Locket, Pursued, Out of the Past, Cape Fear, and Crossfire. Naval Admiral. Commander of the Fast Carrier Task Force in the Pacific during the latter half of WWII. Commander of the Hornet during the Doolittle Raid in 1942. North Carolina Representative 1969-75. Professional baseball player, pitcher for 9 seasons (1952 to 1953, 1956 to 1962) with the St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Mets, and the Chicago White Sox. Career totals were 90 Wins-88 Losses, 268 Games Pitched, 918 Strike Outs, and a 3.85 career ERA. Massachusetts Representative 1973-2001 Massachusetts Representative 1973-2001 Associate of Osama Bin Laden--terrorist leader thought to be mastermind of US Embassy bombings in Africa. In 2000, he pled guilty to five counts of conspiracy to kill nationals of the US, to murder and kidnap, and to destroy US property. New York Representative 1981-90. Borough president of Staten Island, New York 1990-2001 West Virginia Representative 1983Invented the Momsen Lung used for deep sea rescue. May 1939 he directed the rescue of the crew of the Squalus. The Lung consists of a canister of soda lime and two tubes running from the canister (strapped around the waist) to a mouth piece. The submariner exhaled in one tube and inhaled through the other. The soda lime removed carbon dioxide from the exhaled air and replaced it with oxygen. Minnesota Senator 1964-76. Vice President of the United States 1977-81. Ambassador to Japan 1993. Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula.

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Actor and Director. Works include: So This is College, Private Lives, Night Must Fall, Here Comes Mr. Jordan, and Lady in the Lake. He is the father of actress Elizabeth Montgomery (Bewitched) and grandfather of Belinda Montgomery WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Padiglione, Italy on February 22, 1944. When a strong enemy force attacked his platoon's position, Montgomery single-handedly attacked the enemy forces which had divided into three different sections. His actions accounted for 11 enemy dead, 32 prisoners, and untold wounded. Monti went AWOL October 1944 and flew to Milan in a stolen P-38 and surrendered to the Germans. May of 1945, he surrendered to US Forces in Italy, he was wearing his SS uniform with a German P-38 pistol and ammunition. August 1945 was the beginning of his court martial; he was found guilty of going AWOL and the theft of a P-38 and sentenced to 15 years hard labor. 1946, Truman remitted the unexecuted portion of Monti's sentence effective upon Monti's enlistment in the Army as a private. November 1946, Monti was identified as Weithaupt and his activities in Germany came to light. August 1948 he was discharged from the Army and picked up by the FBI. Monti was charged with treason in 1948 and jailed. He was paroled in 1960. Died while on "Raven" flight over Sea of Japan. Twelve crew reportly were lost when their plane what shot down by Russian fighters near the Kamchatka Peninsula. Kansas Representative 1999Commander of the 1st battalion at the Battle of la Drang, November 14-16, 1965. Portrayed in We Were Soldiers which is based on Moore's book We Were Soldiers Once…And Young Baseball player. St. Louis Cardinals 1935-42, 1946-48. Coached Cardinals and managed the Philadelphia Phillies Louisiana Representative 1975-87. Senator 1986 Was one of the first aviators to take to the air in response to the Japanese attack December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor. Advanced rapidly after the war, Captain 1950; Rear Admiral 1957; Commander of Pacific Fleet 1964; Commander of Atlantic Fleet 1965 (first naval officer to command both Pacific and Atlantic Fleets). Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 1970. Awarded various medals, military, civilian as well as decorated by 13 foreign governments. Was one of the first aviators to take to the air in response to the Japanese attack December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor. Advanced rapidly after the war, Captain 1950; Rear Admiral 1957; Commander of Pacific Fleet 1964; Commander of Atlantic Fleet 1965 (first naval officer to command both Pacific and Atlantic Fleets). Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 1970. Awarded various medals, military, civilian as well as decorated by 13 foreign governments. California Representative 1973-97 Pennsylvania Representative 1959-81

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North Carolina Senator 1978-81 North Carolina Senator 1978-81 Commander of the Memphis Belle B-17. Morgan died at an air show when he fell off the entry ladder of a B-17 and hit his head on the pavement. The Memphis Belle flew 148 hours in the European Theater and dropped 60 tons of bombs. Fortieth Assistant Commandant USMC 1986-88 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Vandegrift Combat Base in Quang Tri Province, Republic of Vietnam on February 25, 1969. While participating in Operation Dewey Canyon, one squad in Morgan's platoon got pinned down by enemy fire and began taking casualties. Observing two wounded men in an exposed position, Morgan assaulted the enemy bunker, allowing the men to be retrieved and the enemy position to be taken. He was mortally wounded in his charge. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Vandegrift Combat Base in Quang Tri Province, Republic of Vietnam on February 25, 1969. While participating in Operation Dewey Canyon, one squad in Morgan's platoon got pinned down by enemy fire and began taking casualties. Observing two wounded men in an exposed position, Morgan assaulted the enemy bunker, allowing the men to be retrieved and the enemy position to be taken. He was mortally wounded in his charge. Actor. Films include: Paths of Glory, Kid Galahad, Beyond the Law, and Flight Angels New Mexico Representative 1959-69 Washington Representative 1981-93 Actor and director. Works include: Blackboard Jungle and COMBAT! Killed while filming Twilight Zone: The Movie. A helicopter being used spun out of control, crashed, and killed Morrow and the two children on the set with him. Massachusetts Representative 1961-72 Actor. Works include: Since You Went Away, The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok, Till the End of Time and Honeymoon Actor. Works include: Since You Went Away, The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok, Till the End of Time and Honeymoon Utah Senator 1959-77. The Federal courthouse in Salt Lake City is named for him. California Representative 1953-78. California Representative 1953-78. California Representative 1953-78. California Representative 1953-78. Stage actor and comic. Works include: The Front, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Fiddler on the Roof, Ulysses in Nighttown, and Rhinoceros. Was called to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee October 1955 but did not cooperate. He was blacklisted for several years. Ambassador to India 1973-75. US Representative to United Nations 1975-76. New York Senator 1977-2001 Ambassador to India 1973-75. US Representative to United Nations 1975-76. New York Senator 1977-2001 New York Representative 1983-93 Professional wrestling promoter. President of National Wrestling Alliance 1950-60, 1963-75. Assistant United States Attorney 1982. Assistant to Attorney General 1989. United States Attorney in San Francisco 1998-2001. Acting Deputy Attorney General of the United States Department of Justice 2001. FBI Director 2001- . Thirtieth Commandant of Marine Corps 1991-95 Twenty-seventh Assistant Commandant USMC 1960-63

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WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Point Cruz, Guadalcanal on September 27, 1942. Munro was aiding the evacuation of a battalion of Marines who had become trapped by Japanese forces. He led five craft toward the shore and ordered the others to land and load up. He used his craft to draw the Japanese fire and act as a shield for the evacuation. He was killed by enemy fire. Munro is the only Medal of Honor recipient from the Coast Guard. Baseball player. Milwaukee Braves 1956 Alaska Representative 1970. Senator 1981-2002. Governor 2002Actor, author, and songwriter. Works include (western): Bad Boy, Beyond Glory, To Hell and Back, and The Unforgiven. Most decorated Army soldier of WWII. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Holtzwihr, France on January 26, 1945. When his company was attacked by German forces, he ordered his men to withdraw into the woods while he remained at his command post and directed artillery fire. When they continued their advance, Murphy climbed on a burning tank to use its machine gun to hold the Germans back until he ran out of ammunition. His actions helped ensure the woods were not lost to the Germans. Pennsylvania Representative 1977-95 US Supreme Court Justice 1940-49. Mayor of Detroit 1930-33. Governor of Michigan 1937-39. Governor-General of the Philippines 1933-35. High Commissioner of the Philippines 1935-36. United States Attorney General 1939-40. New York Representative 1963-81. Implicated in the Abscam sting, in which FBI agents impersonating Arab businessmen offered bribes to political figures. Indicted June 18 and convicted December 3, 1980 of conspiracy, conflict of interest, and accepting an illegal gratuity. Sentenced to three years in prison and fined $20,000 and paroled in 1985 Illinois Representative 1971-81 Korean Medal of Honor awarded for actions in Korea February 3, 1953. Murphy was leading an evacuation platoon to support assault units engaging entrenched enemy forces. Though wounded by mortar fire, he refused to be evacuated, rather directed the evacuation and helped carry wounded from the field. When reinforcements were needed by the assault units, he directed part of his unit to aid. Upon achieving the base of the hill, he organized a final search party, determined not to leave any Marines behind. Commander of the USS Enterprise from March 1941-June 1942. Battles included the Doolittle Raid and Battle of Midway. Accepted the Japanese surrender of the Caroline Islands aboard the USS Portland Naval Aviator #10. Died in a plane crash Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Hiep Duc, Republic of Vietnam June 7, 1970. Murray was leading a squad in the search for enemy mortar that had been threatening friendly positions. A member of his squad tripped a grenade booby trap and shouted warning to the squad. Murray, assessing the danger, threw himself over the grenade absorbing the impact. Journalist. First prominently noted through a series of radio news broadcast during WWII. He was also a pioneer in TV broadcasting. Aided in the censure of Senator Joseph McCarthy. He is famous for two phrases, "This is London" and "Good night, and good luck" both of which he used while stationed in London, England during WWII. Pennsylvania Representative 1974- . Implicated in the Abscam sting, in which FBI agents impersonating Arab businessmen offered bribes to political figures, never charged, but cited by the grand jury 1980 as an unindicted co-conspirator Pennsylvania Representative 1974- . Implicated in the Abscam sting, in which FBI agents impersonating Arab businessmen offered bribes to political figures, never charged, but cited by the grand jury 1980 as an unindicted co-conspirator Pennsylvania Representative 1974- . Implicated in the Abscam sting, in which FBI agents impersonating Arab businessmen offered bribes

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to political figures, never charged, but cited by the grand jury 1980 as an unindicted co-conspirator Baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals 1941-63. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1969 Maine Governor 1955-59. Senator 1959-80. US Secretary of State 1980-81. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1981 Maine Governor 1955-59. Senator 1959-80. US Secretary of State 1980-81. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1981 St. Louis Weatherman Pennsylvania Representative 1975-79 Eighth Assistant Commandant USMC 1930-33 Director of Defense Communications Agency Indiana Representative 1967-97 Assistant Secretary of Agriculture 1982Korean Medal of Honor awarded for action at the Chosin Reservoir November 29, 1950. Myers assumed command of a composite unit of about 250 Army and Marine forces during the defense of a base at Hagaru-ri. Myers organized a counter-assault against and enemy force numbering 4,000. Though outnumbered and lacking trained personnel, he valiantly led his men to restoration of the perimeter. Korean Medal of Honor awarded for action at the Chosin Reservoir November 29, 1950. Myers assumed command of a composite unit of about 250 Army and Marine forces during the defense of a base at Hagaru-ri. Myers organized a counter-assault against and enemy force numbering 4,000. Though outnumbered and lacking trained personnel, he valiantly led his men to restoration of the perimeter. Ambassador to Morocco 1985-88 Chairman Federal Power Commission 1969-75 Chairman Federal Power Commission 1969-75 Kentucky Representative 1953-94 Kentucky Representative 1953-94 Assistant Commandant 1996-98 July 16, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 Michigan Representative 1961-81 Florida Representative 1979-91. Senator 2001- . Flew on the space shuttle Columbia January 1986 March 5, 1971 taken as POW in Laos. Remains returned/ recovered January 10, 1990. One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Governor of Wisconsin 1959-63. Senator 1963-81. Founder of "Earth Day" Execution. Hanged in Italy for rape. MTO Oregon Senator 1955-60 Fourteenth Commandant of Marine Corps. Vera Cruz Medal of Honor Recipient. Spanish American War Cardenas Medal of Honor Spanish American War Cardenas Medal of Honor July 12, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action at Quang Nam Province, Republic of Vietnam July 4, 1967. While he and four other marines were manning a machine gun position on the perimeter of the Nong Son outpost, the enemy launched a fierce assault. His companions were killed and he was severely wounded, but managed to remain at his gun and repel two charges on his position. With the third charge, he was hit by a grenade explosion and lost consciousness. The enemy bypassed him, believing him dead. When Newlin regained consciousness, he crawled back to his gun and fired into the enemies rear, ultimately causing them to falter in their attack.

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Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action at Quang Nam Province, Republic of Vietnam July 4, 1967. While he and four other marines were manning a machine gun position on the perimeter of the Nong Son outpost, the enemy launched a fierce assault. His companions were killed and he was severely wounded, but managed to remain at his gun and repel two charges on his position. With the third charge, he was hit by a grenade explosion and lost consciousness. The enemy bypassed him, believing him dead. When Newlin regained consciousness, he crawled back to his gun and fired into the enemies rear, ultimately causing them to falter in their attack. Execution. Hanged for rape in France. ETO Actor, director, philanthropist and race car driver. Works include: The Silver Chalice, Cars, The Color of Money, Our Town, Empire Falls, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Cool Hand Luke, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and The Sting. Actor, director, philanthropist and race car driver. Works include: The Silver Chalice, Cars, The Color of Money, Our Town, Empire Falls, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Cool Hand Luke, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and The Sting. Ambassador to Libya 1965, Indonesia 1973, Philippines 1977-78 Ambassador to Libya 1965, Indonesia 1973, Philippines 1977-78 Alabama Representative 1943-45 Ambassador to Iraq 1985, Yemen 1994 Serial killer along with Leonard Lake. They are suspected of killing up to twenty-five people at Lake's ranch in California. Many of their victims were women, which they filmed as they raped and tortured them. The crimes were revealed after Lake committed suicide. Ng had fled to Canada where he was arrested and convicted for shoplifting. He stood trial on twelve counts of murder in 1998, was convicted of eleven, and was sentenced to death Kansas Representative 1991-93 Convicted of being an accomplice of Timothy McVeigh in the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, April 19, 1995. His trial began March 1, 2004 and on August 9th, he was convicted to serve 161 counts of first-degree murder--sentences to run consecutively, but was spared the death penalty. Alabama Representative 1967-88 Administrator, National Credit Union Administration Oklahoma Senator 1981-2005 Utah Representative 1983-91 One of four brothers went MIA @ same time. Two other brothers KIA, causing Army to pull last brother from combat. Inspiration for movie Saving Private Ryan One of four brothers, Frederick was pulled from combat by Father Sampson, 101st Division Chaplain on Marshall's orders after two of his brothers were killed and one was MIA. Inspiration for movie Saving Private Ryan One of four brothers, Preston was KIA at the same time as one other brother was KIA and a third was MIA, causing the Army to pull the last brother from Combat. Inspiration for movie Saving Private Ryan One of four brothers, Robert was KIA at the same time as one other brother was KIA and a third was MIA, causing the Army to pull the last brother from Combat. Inspiration for movie Saving Private Ryan Fleet admiral. Commander in Chief of Pacific Forces for US and Allied forces during WWII. Chief of Naval Operations 1945-47. Submarine authority. He lost part of a finger in an accident with a diesel engine; the machine jammed against his Annapolis ring saving the rest of it. He was also partially deaf. Son of Chester Nimitz, Sr. Admiral. Most of his naval service was on submarines. Chairman of the Board of Perkin-Elmer Corporation 1969-80. He and his wife killed themselves in an apparent suicide pact.

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Head of VA Actor, director, poet, and photographer. Best known for his role as Spock in Star Trek. Other works include: Fiddler on the Roof, Shekhina, Mission Impossible, Catlow, A Woman Called Golda, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Camelot, The King and I, and My Fair Lady Pennsylvania Representative 1958-79 California Representative 1947-50. Senator 1950-53. Vice President of the United States 1953-61. 37th President of the United States 1969-74, resigned under threat of impeachment as a result of the Watergate scandal. Pardoned 1974 by President Gerald Ford. Commander of Engineer Amphibian Command at time of establishment during development of equipment and tactics leading up to D-Day 1942-44 One of 11 McQuain Brothers in WWII, step brother Louisiana Lt. Governor 1936, Governor 1936 Served as press secretary and political advisor to President Ronald Reagan Last American soldier killed in Vietnam before the 1973 Ceasefire Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Vandergrift Combat Base, A Shau Valley, Republic of Vietnam on February 5, 1969. While he and his company were moving down a hill slope made slippery by heavy rains, they came under enemy fire. Four wounded men were laying on the slope and rescue attempts were failing due to enemy fire. Noonan made his way to them, grabbed the most seriously wounded and began dragging him to cover. Before he could obtain shelter, however, he was shot and killed. His efforts inspired his men to make a charge so fierce, the enemy was forced to withdraw. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near Vandergrift Combat Base, A Shau Valley, Republic of Vietnam on February 5, 1969. While he and his company were moving down a hill slope made slippery by heavy rains, they came under enemy fire. Four wounded men were laying on the slope and rescue attempts were failing due to enemy fire. Noonan made his way to them, grabbed the most seriously wounded and began dragging him to cover. Before he could obtain shelter, however, he was shot and killed. His efforts inspired his men to make a charge so fierce, the enemy was forced to withdraw. Ambassador to Botswana 1976, Lesotho 1976, Swaziland 1976, Chad 1979-80 Ambassador to Botswana 1976, Lesotho 1976, Swaziland 1976, Chad 1979-80 Execution. Hanged for the murder of a prostitute in Manila, Philippines. PTO Actor and martial artist. He began his training in martial arts while stationed in South Korea. Films and shows include: The Wrecking Crew, Walker, Texas Ranger, Way of the Dragon, Missing in Action, Lone Wolf McQuade, and Dodgeball. Execution. Hanged in France Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for action in Quang Tri Province April 10-13, 1972. Norris was acting as a SEAL Advisor. He led a five-man patrol on a mission to rescue two downed pilots in enemy territory. The first was found and returned swiftly. The second pilot was found a few days later and Norris and one Vietnamese traveled as fishermen to his location and carried him beneath bamboo and vegetation back to base camp. Ambassador to Djibouti 1980-82 Father of Marine Lt-Col Oliver North Key figure in the Iran-Contra Affair, the clandestine and illegal selling of weapons to Iran in order to raise money for the Contra rebel group

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during the 1980s. Political commentator and host of War Stories Heavyweight boxer 1967-81. 1973 he broke Muhammad Ali's jaw in the early rounds of their match. He fought 50 matches: 42 wins, 7 lost, 1 draw. Father of Ken Norton, Jr who played football in the NFL. Georgia Representative 1995-2007 New York Representative 1975-93 November 2, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 Georgia Senator 1972-97 Assistant Secretary of Defense 1969-73 Ambassador to Zaire 1979-82, Somalia 1982, Pakistan 1988-91 Ambassador to Zaire 1979-82, Somalia 1982, Pakistan 1988-91 Catholic Archbishop for the Military Services of the US (5th). Served as Army Chaplain 1970-73, including Vietnam Service Michigan Representative 1937-39, 1941-47, 1949-55 Korea Medal of Honor awarded for actions in Korea October 27, 1952. While preparing an assault on a hill position, his platoon came under intense mortar and artillery bombardment. When the order to attack came he ran forward, and though wounded, continued to crawl forward. He refused to be evacuated, tending the wounded, leading and encouraging his men. Korea Medal of Honor awarded for actions in Korea October 27, 1952. While preparing an assault on a hill position, his platoon came under intense mortar and artillery bombardment. When the order to attack came he ran forward, and though wounded, continued to crawl forward. He refused to be evacuated, tending the wounded, leading and encouraging his men. Actor. Films include: The Iron Horse, Sunrise, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Fort Apache, Lawless Valley and Cheyenne Autumn. He starred in several John Ford films and was starred largely in Westerns Illinois Representative 1973-86 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action aboard USS Franklin on March 19, 1945. O'Callahan was serving as Chaplain on the Franklin the ship was damaged by a Japanese air attack. He fought his way to the open flight deck amid explosions and debris, ministered to the wounded and dying, organized and led fire-fighting crews fighting the fire on the deck, and directed the jettisoning of live ammunition. The ship was saved and managed to return to port. Eleventh Bishop (Eighth Archbishop) of the Archdiocese of New York (Catholic) 1984-2000. Had been a Navy Chaplain and Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese for the Military Services Husband of former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor February 4, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973. Photographer most noted for his work documenting the aftermath of the atomic bombs at Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Mayor of New York City, New York 1946-50. Ambassador to Mexico 1950-52 Michigan Representative 1959-77 Medal of Honor recipient. Was the first aviation "Ace" of WWII. His plane was shot down by friendly fire (ball-turret gunner) during the Great Marians "Turkey Shoot." Namesake of O'Hare International Airport. Father was partner with Al Capone in the dog-racing business and later agreed to inform on Capone. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action as Commanding Officer of the USS Tang October 23-24, 1944. O'Kane took on two Japanese convoys, breaking their strength with his daring before his ship went down. Ambassador to East Germany 1980

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Part of the first round the world flight of three Boeing B-52 bombers 1957. Led the 1943 raid on a German ball-bearings works and the first shuttle bomb run from England to Russia in 1944. Admiral. Famous for crossing the "T" on the Japanese force in Surigao Strait during the Battle of Leyte Gulf in WWII. Virginia Representative 1983-93 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action at Phu Cuong October 22, 1965. When an enemy grenade landed in a group of soldiers, he threw himself on it to smother the explosion. Was lost and presumed dead in crash during espionage flight July 1, 1960 in Barents Sea Area. Flight with John R McKone and Freeman B. Olmstead captured and imprisoned in Lebyanka Prison, Moscow. Released January 1961. As a midshipman editor of the Lucky Bag, was reprimanded for placing an item for a Jewish midshipman (Leonard Kaplan) on a perforated page. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action at Monte San Nicola, Italy October, 13-27, 1943. Olson's company spearheaded an advance through 30 miles of mountainous, enemy territory in 13 days. During that time, Olson was a determined leader, undaunted by enemy fire directed in his direction. Even when mortally wounded, he completed is mission and oversaw the needs of his men until he died. Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin 1963-65, 1967-71. Ambassador to Bahamas 1976-77 Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin 1963-65, 1967-71. Ambassador to Bahamas 1976-77 Actor and stuntman. Portrayed largely in Westerns, he works include: Range Rider, Yancy Derringer, Tarzan the Magnificent, Tarzan Goes to India, and The End Vietnam Medal of Honor for action in Vietnam August 18, 1965. He led his squad to aid another unit and helped to evacuate the wounded. He single-handedly killed a number of Viet Cong soldiers with rifle fire and grenades. When ordered to evacuate his squad, he covered their boarding of the helicopter from an exposed position until all were loaded. Vietnam Medal of Honor for action in Vietnam August 18, 1965. He led his squad to aid another unit and helped to evacuate the wounded. He single-handedly killed a number of Viet Cong soldiers with rifle fire and grenades. When ordered to evacuate his squad, he covered their boarding of the helicopter from an exposed position until all were loaded. Baseball player and manager. First African American coach in Major League Baseball. Posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom 12/7/2006. Teams include: Memphis Red Sox, Kansas City Monarchs, Chicago Cubs, and the Kansas City Royals. Second oldest person to appear in a professional baseball game, 2006. Commandant 1949-1954 Astronaut killed in Challenger explosion Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Secretary of Air Force 1981-85 Served with Naval Command, Office of Strategic Services in Europe behind enemy lines (German). POW August 16, 1944-April 27, 1945. Also former member of French Foreign Legion Texas Representative 1983Execution. Hanged for the murder of a soldier in France. ETO

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US Consul General in Hong Kong 1970-74. Ambassador to Burma 1974 US Consul General in Hong Kong 1970-74. Ambassador to Burma 1974 Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. WWI Medal of Honor received for actions at Chateau Thiery, France June 6, 1918. Osborne was a corpsman attached to the 6th Marine Regiment at the Battle of Belleau Wood. February 12, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 11, 1969 Marine recruit who died in Ribbon Creek incident at Parris Island Haiti Medal of Honor awarded for action at Fort Dipitie on October 24, 1915. On advancing toward the Fort, the Marines were fired upon and forced to take cover. The fire continued through the night and the next morning, Ostermann and two others formed three attack squads and advanced on the fort. The fort was taken and destroyed, the troops garrisoned there forced to flee Accused assassin of President John F Kennedy. Oswald was arrested for the murder of Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit. He was shot and killed by Jack Ruby in the Dallas Police Station on live television. Accused assassin of President John F Kennedy. Oswald was arrested for the murder of Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit. He was shot and killed by Jack Ruby in the Dallas Police Station on live television. Brother of Lee Harvey Oswald Brother of Lee Harvey Oswald Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps 1991-95 Prisoner for 26 years in Castro prison. A Cuban national who came to the US in 1959 as a political refugee. Was drafted into the US Army 1960. Requested discharge to join Cuban exiles attempt to overthrow Castro in 1961. Request was denied. Discharged in 1962. Attempted a raid on Cuba in 1963 with fellow exiles, was pursued by Cuban forces to Bahamas whence he was kidnapped and taken to Havana and imprisoned. Released and returned to US 1989 Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. As referenced in the Carroll Case book The Slaughter: An American Atrocity. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. Chair of Securities Investor Protection Corp. Chair of Securities Investor Protection Corp. Radio and TV talk show host. Include: The Tonight Show and The Jack Paar Show, Georgia Representative 1937-51 Mayor of Carlsbad, California 1978-82. California Representative 1983-2001. Olympic champion. Won two gold medals and a silver in 1920. Won silver in 1924 Illinois Representative 1941-43 Logistics Commander during Desert Storm WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Guadalcanal on October 26, 1942. When the enemy broke through the line directly in front of his position, Paige continued to direct his men's fire until all of his men were dead or wounded. He continued the defense until reinforcements arrived. He was used as the model of the GI Joe Marine doll. Seventh Secretary of Education 2001-05

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Assistant Secretary of the Navy implicated in Pentagon Kickback scandals Died while on "Raven" espionage flight shot down in Barents Sea area. Cited in US News and World Report March 15, 1993 Golfer. Helped to popularize televised golf. Began his professional career 1955 and has won seven major championships. Won the Hickok Belt and "Sportsman of the Year" in 1960. California Representative 1977-93. Director, Office of Management and Budget 1993-94. White House chief of staff 1994-96 Franklin D. Roosevelt's Military Aide and Advance Man to Yalta Martial Artist Ambassador to Algeria 1974-77, Lebanon 1977, Morocco 1978-79 Execution. ETO Secretary of the War Department General Staff 1941-42. Deputy Chief of Staff US Army Ground Forces 1942. Chief of Staff US Army Ground Forces 1942-43. Assistant Commanding General 69th Division 1943-44. Chief of Staff 1st Allied Airborne Army 1944-45. Chief of Information Department of the Army 1949-53. Commanding General 2nd Army 1953-56 Virginia Representative 1973-75, 1981-91 January 16, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered April 27, 1989 Film editor, director, and actor. Films include: City Lights, All Quiet on the Western Front, Body and Soul, and All the King's Men. Combat photographer for The Battle of Midway February 5, 1970 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 Illinois Representative 1930-41 Military engineer. Armed the Atomic Bomb in the air on the Enola Gay when it dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Deputy Task Force Commander for the Technical Direction of Crossroads. "Rear Admiral William S. Parsons Award for Scientific and Technical Progress" was established by the Navy in his name. Commanding General Continental Air Defense Command and NORAD 1955-59 April 2, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered February 8, 1993 Pascrell, William J, Jr Pascrell, Bill New Jersey Representative 1997Head of WWII "ALSOS Mission" Military intelligence unit that tracked down Nazi scientists in closing days of the war. California Representative 1979-91 Louisiana Representative 1947-77: Charged with accepting $200,000 from Korean businessman Tongsun Park, Louisiana Representative 1947-77: Charged with accepting $200,000 from Korean businessman Tongsun Park, WWII Army General, Commander of US 7th Army in Europe. Saw service in Santo Domingo 1923-24. Was Lt Col with the First Marine Division during campaigns on Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa during WWII. Promoted to Brigadier Gen. in 1948, Major Gen. 1952, commanded First Marine Division in Korea 1953-54. 21st Commandant of Marine Corps 1956-1960. Texas Representative 1929-76 Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute.

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Mayor of Santa Ana, California 1973-74. California Representative 1975-85 Judge of US District Court 1930-39, Judge US Court of Appeals 193940, Assistant Secretary, Under Secretary of War 1940-45, Secretary of War 1945-47 New York Representative 1975-79 Son of General Patton of WWII Army General. Commanded major units in the North African, Sicilian, and European Theater of Operations during WWII. Noted for his brilliance as a military leader, insubordination, and apparent instability. Quoted as saying, "Lead me, follow me, or get the hell out of my way." Participated in the 1912 Olympics in the first Modern Pentathlon. One act that brought Patton to the spotlight was slapping and verbally abusing Privates Bennet and Kuhl, whom he believed were displaying cowardly behavior. They were suffering from what would later be termed as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Died as the result of an auto accident in Germany. Texas Representative 1935-45 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action near Chu Lai, Republic of Vietnam on August 18, 1965. When his platoon was pinned down by enemy fire, Paul raced forward and placed himself between the enemy troops and his wounded comrades allowing them to be evacuated. He held his position, even when wounded, until he collapsed. Paul, Ron Texas Representative 1976-77, 1979-85, 1997November 4, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ returned July 9, 1973. Musical entertainer. Played violin, mandolin, guitar, and banjo-the latter is what he is remembered for. Musical entertainer. Played violin, mandolin, guitar, and banjo-the latter is what he is remembered for. New Mexico Representative 2003Author and journalist. United States Daily 1926-33, Baltimore Sun 1920-32. Part of the Pan-Am Conference in Havana 1928, Anti War Treaty 1928, London Naval Conference 1930. Best known for the "Washington Merry-Go-Round" and muckraking journalism. Was critical of Patton, McCarthy, Forrestal, and Congressman John Thomas. Kansas Senator 1962-78 Kansas Senator 1962-78 Execution. Hanged for killing Frederick D. Johnson, a private in the 368th Infantry. Guadalcanal Execution. Hanged for rape, held at Shepton Mallet. England. ETO USS Arizona Claimed to be the first explorer to reach the North Pole on 4/6/1909. Accompanied by Matthew Henson. There are others who claim he did not accomplish it. Ohio Representative 1977-93. Served five years on the board of directors of Amtrak Eighteenth Assistant Commandant of USMC 1944-45 Film director know for his explicitly violent works as well as a revisionist approach to Westerns. Works include: The Deadly Companions, Ride the High Country, Major Dundee, The Wild Bunch, The Ballad of Cable Hogue, and Straw Dogs. Charlton Heston threatened to hit Peckinpah with his cavalry saber during the filming of Major Dundee because he was being abusive towards his actors. Peckinpah was an alcoholic and drug addict. Journalist and author. Youngest American war correspondent in WWI. Initially a support of Franklin D. Roosevelt, he became one of Roosevelt's harshest critics. 1941 won a Pulitzer Prize for his work exposing racketeering in Hollywood labor unions. Rhode Island Senator 1961-97

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Baseball player. Teams include: Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Browns, Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati Reds, and Pittsburgh Pirates. One of six men whose Dog Tags were returned with remains by North Koreans on May 13, 1992 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action at Bardenberg, Germany on October 12, 1944. When the advance of his company was halted by a well placed enemy machine gun nest, Pendleton volunteered to lead a squad forward to take out the gun. He crawled ahead of his unit until he was killed by the gun, but acted as a distraction, allowing both that gun and another to be taken. Major General of the Marine Corps. Camp Pendleton, California was named for him. Execution. Hanged for rape in France. ETO Director Selective Service System Film and television actor. Works include: Breakfast at Tiffany's, The A-Team, Banacek, Doctors' Hospital, The Carpetbaggers, and The Tigress Florida Senator 1936-51; Florida Representative 1963-89. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1989 Illinois Senator 1967-85. President and CEO of Bell & Howell in 194963 Illinois Senator 1967-85. President and CEO of Bell & Howell in 194963 State Department SALT Representative (rank of minister) Kentucky Representative 1949-84 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Quang Tri Province in the Republic of Vietnam on October 12, 1967. While serving as a combat photographer during Operation MEDINA, an enemy grenade landed near he and three other marines. Perkins threw himself on the grenade, absorbing the full impact. He is the only combat photographer to receive the Medal of Honor Businessman. Founded Electronic Data Systems 1962 and Perot Systems. He ran for President in 1992 and 1996 July 12, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Member of team serving with the French Resistance in France who was killed during a parachute drop into the Department of Savoie on 8/1/1944. Served under Major Peter Ortiz. Execution. Hanged for desertion, disobeying orders, and killing an officer in Ledo, India. Only execution in the China/Burma/India Theater Chairman, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission US Secretary of Defense 1994-97. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1997 Army General. Led the American Expeditionary Force in WWI. Greatly supported by Theodore Roosevelt at the turn of the century, who had petitioned Congress to authorize the appointment of Pershing as a Brigadier General. 1920 promoted to General of the Armies of the United States, the highest rank at the time. Chief of Staff of the United States Army 1921-24. Awarded the 1932 Pulitzer Prize for his memoirs My Experiences in the World War Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Quang Tin Province, Republic of Vietnam on September 4, 1967. During Operation SWIFT, the marines in his platoon were pinned down by enemy fire. Peters led a squad to assault the enemy, exposing himself to fire in order to better direct the assault. He continued to lead his men, though wounded several times, until he was finally killed by the enemy fire. His actions so motivated his men that they regained the offensive and carried their assault to the enemy. CEO of Ford Motor Company 1985-90 Commanded the first Eagle Squadron, RAF, prior to US entry into WWII. Minnesota Representative 1991-

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Florida Representative 1991-97. Ambassador to Vietnam 1997 November 2, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned December 10, 1969 Deputy Representative in Security Council, rank of Ambassador Deputy Representative in Security Council, rank of Ambassador Ambassador to Somalia 1978, Tanzania 1986, Sudan 1992 Ambassador to Somalia 1978, Tanzania 1986, Sudan 1992 New York Representative 1971-77, 1979-83 January 5, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on the USS California during the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. The first torpedo that struck the California left Pharris severely wounded and stunned. Despite this, he organized a hand-supply ammunition train for the anti-aircraft guns, ordered the ship fitters to counterflood the ship when it began listing, and risked his life to drag unconscious shipmates to safely. His actions saved many lives and kept the California in action during the attack. Died in crash during the Berlin Airlift. His record was used in the exhibit "Winning the Peace" Talk show host. Has appeared on television since the 1960s. Shows include: The Regis Philbin Show, The Joey Bishop Show, A.M. Los Angeles, The Morning Show, and Live with Regis and Kathie Lee. Officer disciplined for his actions at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. Died while on "Raven" espionage flight shot down in Barents Sea area. Cited in US News and World Report March 15, 1993 Execution. Hanged for killing an officer in Germany. ETO Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action near An Hoa, Republic of Vietnam on May 27, 1969. Phipps was part of a combat engineer demolition team that was locating and destroying enemy artillery and concealed firing devices. After having used all of their explosives and blasting caps, they came upon a 175mm high explosive artillery round. Phipps was preparing to destroy it with a hand grenade when a secondary explosive device ignited. To save the lives of his team, he threw himself and the grenade over the explosive and the artillery round. Step-brother of Lee Harvey Oswald who allegedly assassinated John F. Kennedy November 22, 1963 Ambassador to Jordan 1974-78, Nigeria 1981-83, El Salvador 198385, Israel 1985-88, India 1992, Russia 1993-96. US Representative to United Nations 1989 Ambassador to Jordan 1974-78, Nigeria 1981-83, El Salvador 198385, Israel 1985-88, India 1992, Russia 1993-96. US Representative to United Nations 1989 Brandished a gun outside the White House February 7, 2001 and was shot in the knee by Secret Service Agents. Texas Representative 1963-94; Social Security Reform raising the age from 65 to 67. Texas Representative 1963-94; Social Security Reform raising the age from 65 to 67. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Iwo Jima on March 1516, 1945. Pierce served as a corpsman during the campaign. When his party was wounded trying to evacuate marines, Pierce took charge of the party and drawing enemy fire, covered the litter bearers until they reached safety. He then carried one of the wounded on his back to safety. Despite the risk, he returned to the remaining wounded marine and carried him to safety as well. Brigadier General US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 1981-89. First black partner of a major New York City law firm. First black member of the board of directors of a Fortune 500 corporation. Only black

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member of the Reagan Cabinet. Independent counsel appointed in March 1990 found "a pervasive pattern of improper and illegal behavior" within HUD, amounting to a "monumental and calculated abuse of the public trust." Pierce acknowledged that he helped create a climate in which the corruption took place, and in return for that statement, prosecutors agreed not to pursue charges against him. One of the last living WWI veterans Episcopal bishop. Fifth Bishop of California 1958-66. A controversial figure who was one of the first to recognize the ordained ministry of women in the Episcopal Church. He was an advocate of civil rights and marched with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr to Selma, Alabama. He was censured by his brother bishops for some of his theological views and was forced to resign his position. Episcopal bishop. Fifth Bishop of California 1958-66. A controversial figure who was one of the first to recognize the ordained ministry of women in the Episcopal Church. He was an advocate of civil rights and marched with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr to Selma, Alabama. He was censured by his brother bishops for some of his theological views and was forced to resign his position. New York Representative 1961-79 New York Representative 1961-79 Execution. Hanged for rape. Sicily. NATO Pennsylvania Representative 1997Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Ap Dong, South Vietnam October 31, 1967. October 29, 1963 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Released to custody of Tom Hayden November 13, 1967 as a gesture of solidarity with the "colored people of the US" who opposed to imperialist war. Doctor who performed the autopsy on John F. Kennedy Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Commander of "Small Ships" in General MacArthur's Southwest Pacific Area during WWII Commander of "Small Ships" in General MacArthur's Southwest Pacific Area during WWII Administrator, Region 6, General Services Administration, Kansas City, Missouri Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Quang Nai, Republic of Vietnam on August 19, 1967. During an escort mission, Pless monitored an emergency call of 4 American soldiers stranded on a nearby beach. Upon flying to the area, Pless launched a rocket and machinegun attack on the enemy driving them back, allowing the wounded to be picked up. The helicopter was now overloaded and as Pless turned the craft out to sea, the helicopter settled in the water four times before gaining the air. Survived 780 helicopter missions in Vietnam and was killed when his motorcycle plunged off an open drawbridge in Florida. Sergeant Major of the Army's 7th Cavalry Regiment at the Battle of la Drang 1965 Shot on the White House lawn. He had scaled the fence with a length of pipe and refused to halt when ordered to. Plummer was shot in the chest Texas Representative 1937-78 Texas Representative 1937-78 New York Representative 1968-75 New York Representative 1968-75

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Execution. Shot for the murder of another soldier. ETO Journalist. During WWII became a war correspondent writing from the perspective of the soldier. Won the Pulitzer Prize 1944. Wartime works collected in Brave Men, Here is Your War, and Ernie Pyle in England. Died on le Shima an island off Okinawa due to enemy machine gun fire. Author. Works include: V, Gravity's Rainbow, Vineland, and Mason and Dixon Radio and TV talk show host. Lost a leg in WWII. Confrontational, he often argued with guests and the audience. One of his famous insults was "go gargle with razor blades." Radio and TV talk show host. Lost a leg in WWII. Confrontational, he often argued with guests and the audience. One of his famous insults was "go gargle with razor blades." April 14, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remain recovered/ returned June 28, 1974 Brother of former Vice President Dan Quayle Father of Dan Quayle, former Vice President. Newspaper publisher and businessman. Owned several newspapers, including the Huntingdon Herald-Press and the Wickenburg Sun. Spanish American War Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Battle of Cuzco, Cuba on June 14, 1898. When it was decided to take the Cuzco Well, a major water source for the Spanish, the Marines utilized the fire-power of the USS Dolphin to drive the Spanish back. The signal sent to the Dolphin was misinterpreted, however, and the Marine forces were bombarded. Quick moved to the top of a hill and, though subjected to enemy fire, signaled the ship to shift her fire in a cool, confident manner then resumed his place in the firing line. Minnesota Representative 1958-79. Governor 1979-83

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Mississippi Representative 1921-53 Louisiana Representative 1967-75 Rear Admiral. First Commander Patuxent River, NAS. Served aboard USS Curtiss, seaplane tender, at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Native of St. Louis Television Newscaster. With CBS Evening News 1981-2005 Television Newscaster. With CBS Evening News 1981-2005 Second Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps 1959-62 June 18, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ returned February 3, 1969 South Carolina Representative 1987-95 Ambassador to Zimbabwe 1986-89 Soul, jazz, and blues singer and actor. Songs include: "Love Is a Hurtin' Thing," "Natural Man," and "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine." He appeared in Leaving Las Vegas, Blues Brothers 2000, and Angel, Angel, Down We Go Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions near An Hoa, Quang Nam Province, Republic of Vietnam on March 19, 1969. During an enemy assault, corpsman Ray moved from position to position tending the wounded even though severely wounded himself. On at least two occasions, he was forced to defend himself and his wounded comrades. In his final act, he threw his body over a marine he was treating to save him from the explosion of a nearby enemy grenade. Confessed assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, he pleaded guilty on the advice of his lawyer in order to avoid the death penalty. He later recanted his confession and claimed til his death that the assassination had been part of a greater conspiracy. Ray never got the retrial he wanted. Confessed assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, he pleaded guilty on the advice of his lawyer in order to avoid the death penalty. He later recanted his confession and claimed til his death that the assassination had been part of a greater conspiracy. Ray never got the retrial he wanted. April 8, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 Georgia Representative 1983-93 July 2, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973 Cartoonist. Works include: Jungle Jim and Flash Gordon Rear Admiral. Designated Naval Aviator No. 24 in 1915. Commanded the NC-4 flying boat in the first transatlantic flight, 1919 Photographer of famous picture of bomb exploding on USS Enterprise. He died while taking the picture One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Actor 1937-64 in movies such as Kings Row, Dark Victory, Santa Fe Trail and The Winning Team. Governor of California 1967-75. 40th President of United States 1981-89. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1993. One of a crew of nine shot down by Soviet fighter about 30 miles inside Soviet airspace near Yerevan, Armenia. Five parachuted from the craft, 4 crashed, all survived and were picked up by Sovietsreleased July 7, 1958. The US admitted intrusion, claiming navigational error, and expressed regret. Ohio Representative 1951-55 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action at Da Nang, Vietnam on July 12, 1965. While deep in enemy territory, Reasoner and a party of five were cut off from the main body of their force by fierce enemy fire. Reasoner tended his men and attempted to evacuate them when he fell, mortally wounded.

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Journalist. Part of 60 Minutes when it began in 1968. Assaulted while on furlough in Beaumont City, Tx by three police officers for violating Jim Crow Laws. He had been standing at the partition on a full bus. Received multiple gunshot wounds. Had been wearing his military uniform. Rhode Island Representative 1991-97. Senator 1997Maine Governor 1959-67. Ambassador to Sri Lanka 1976, 1981, Maldive Islands 1976, 1981 Maine Governor 1959-67. Ambassador to Sri Lanka 1976, 1981, Maldive Islands 1976, 1981 Department of Defense 1973-75. Secretary of the Air Force 1975-76. Author of At the Abyss: An Insider's History of the Cold War May 9, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 Staff member in Senate 1951-60. Vice Presidential staff 1961-63. Press Secretary to Lyndon Johnson 1964-65. California Representative 1965-77 Sentenced to life in prison without parole on March 20, 2003 for espionage. Secretary of the Treasury 1981-85. White House Chief of Staff 198587, resigned from this position due to his involvement in the IranContra affair. Author of For the Record: From Wall Street to Washington. Artist: painted landscapes Texas Representative 1947-55. Mayor of Pecos, Texas 1929-32 Commander of First all female air lift crew June 1980 Ohio Representative 1973-

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named Kim Noonien Singh. He used variations on the name for two different characters in hopes that his friend would contact him. His friend didn't. Naval Aviator # 2. First to attempt flight from California to Hawaii, but died in the attempt. Father of Hillary Clinton, Father-in-law of President Bill Clinton Uncle of Hillary Clinton New Jersey Representative 1949-89. Chaired the Impeachment hearings of President Nixon in 1973-74. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at the Paco Railroad Station Manila, Philippine Islands on February 9, 1945. He led an assault on the area up to the station, his team killed more than 82 Japanese, disorganizing them and allowing for the securing of the strongpoint. April 14, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973. Korea Medal of Honor awarded for actions in Korea May 21, 1951. As part of a Platoon attacking a well-fortified enemy position, Rodriguez conducted a one-man assault against the enemy forces resulting in 15 enemy dead and the Platoons ability to rout the enemy and secure the strongpoint New Jersey Representative 1969-93 Army Chief of Staff 1976-1979. Commander in Chief, United States European Command 1979-87 Rogers, Mike Michigan Representative 2001Florida Representative 1955-79 Served aboard the USS Arizona when it was sunk by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor US Attorney General 1957-61. Secretary of State 1969-73. Received the Medal of Freedom 1973 US Attorney General 1957-61. Secretary of State 1969-73. Received the Medal of Freedom 1973 Commandant Coast Guard Execution. Hanged for the murder of a soldier in France. ETO Staff member for Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney 1941. Chairman of board, Cheyenne National Bank 1960-68. Wyoming Representative 1965-67, 1971-78 Journalist and commentator. 60 Minutes. Began is career writing for Stars and Stripes. Pennsylvania Representative 1963-79 Actor. Films include: Hoosier Schoolboy, Boys Town, Babes in Arms, The Human Comedy, National Velvet, and Babe: Pig in the City St. Louis County Supervisor (Missouri). Chairman, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank Fourth child of Theodore Roosevelt. Only servicemen to retire on full disability from both WWI and WWII. Son of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mayor of Miami Beach, Florida. Author Grandson of Franklin D. Roosevelt Thirty-second President of the United States. Only President to be elected to more than two terms in office, serving from 1933-1945. Creator of the New Deal, a program designed to provide relief in the environment of the Great Depression. 1921 contracted what was believed to be polio (as study in 2003 found it more likely to have been Guillain-Barre syndrome), which left him paralyzed from the waist down. Helped to found the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (the March of Dimes). Famous for his series of radio speeches known as Fireside Chats. Governor of New York 1929-33 Son of Franklin D. Roosevelt. New York Representative 1949-55 Son of Franklin D. Roosevelt. New York Representative 1949-55 Brother of Eleanor Roosevelt and nephew of Theodore Roosevelt.

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Son of Franklin D Roosevelt. California Representative 1955-65. He suffered from flat feet and as a result, wore sneakers instead of combat boots in the military Sixth son of Franklin D Roosevelt. Son of Theodore Roosevelt. Writer. Works include: Through the Brazilian Wilderness, War in the Garden of Eden, and The Happy Hunting Grounds. Fought a life-long battle with depression and in 1943 committed suicide. Youngest son of Theodore Roosevelt. Shot down in France by the German ace Karl Thom in WWI Son of Theodore Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary of the Navy . Governor of Puerto Rico 1929-32. Governor general of the Philippines 1932-33. Chairman of the board of American Express Company. Vice-President at Doubleday Books. Brigadier General in the Army Ambassador to Ivory Coast 1969-74 Combat medic in SOG Operation Tailwind. Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. February 8, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Medical officer in 9th Armored Division, involved in liberation of Colditz Castle POW camp. Colditz Castle, otherwise known as Offizier Lager IVc, was a high-security POW camp for allied officers who had escaped other camps as well as for volksfeindlich (those "treasonous against the people"). USS Arizona Justice of New York Supreme Court 1936-43 New York Representative 1962-83 Boxer, Welterweight Champion 1934-38. Fought at Guadalcanal. Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. Assistant Secretary of Defense Assistant Secretary of Defense Revenue Cutter Service 1905-1911 Female helicopter killed in non-battle crash during "Desert Storm" Illinois Representative 1959-95. Indicted 1994 on 17 felony charges, pleaded guilty April 1996 to two counts of misuse of public funds. Sentenced to 17 months in federal prison, released 1997. Wisconsin Representative 1979-97 Delaware Representative 1967-70. Senator 1971-2001 Director and manager of theaters. Opened the Radio City Music Hall featuring the Roxyettes who were later renamed the Rockettes. Social Activist who fought against religion in school and government. Disappeared in 1995 Special Assistant to the President Ohio Representative 1939-41 African-American columnist for the Washington Post and the Chicago Sun-Times. Delegate to the United Nations. Deputy Secretary of State 1961. Ambassador to Finland 1963. Rowan, an advocate of strict gun control, shot a teenager trespassing on his property with an unregistered gun. Comedian. Half of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-in comedy team. October 29, 1963 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Escaped

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December 31, 1968 Georgia Representative 1983-95 Under Secretary of War. Secretary of War. Secretary of Army California Representative 1963-93, retired when his daughter Lucille Roybal-Allard was elected to Congress Nightclub owner in Dallas, Texas. Shot and fatally wounded Lee Harvey Oswald November 24, 1963 while Oswald was being transferred to jail. The incident was captured and televised in the first live broadcast of a homicide in television history. He was arrested and on March 14, 1964, convicted of murder with malice and sentenced to death. This was later overturned and a new trial schedules. Ruby died of a pulmonary embolism shortly before the trial started. Korea Medal of Honor awarded for actions as a POW in Korea, July 23, 1950 to April 20, 1953. Rubin spent 30 months in a POW camp. During that time, he helped to keep his fellow prisoners alive by sneaking out of camp to steal food and caring for them, saving the lives of as many as forty fellow prisoners. Arizona Representative 1977-87 Army Major General. Commander of the 2nd Ranger Battalion which stormed the beach at Pointe du Hoc and scaled the cliffs to reach and destroy the German gun batteries. Mayor of Brady, Texas 1946-52. Vice President of Brady Aviation Company 1953. President of Texas A&M 1959 New Hampshire Senator 1980-93 Committed a series of bombings across the United States. Responsible for the bombing of the Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta, Georgia July 27, 1996; an abortion clinic in Sandy Springs January 16, 1997; a gay and lesbian nightclub in Atlanta February 21, 1997; and an abortion clinic in Birmingham, Alabama January 29, 1998. He was sentenced to two consecutive life terms for the murder of a police officer and three consecutive life terms without parole for his various bombings in Atlanta. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action on Okinawa on April 28, 1945. When his squad was pinned down by enemy fire, he charged forward on his own, killing twelve enemy troops and destroying the enemy position. Illinois Representative 1963-69. Secretary of Defense 1975-77, 200106. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1977. Illinois Representative 1963-69. Secretary of Defense 1975-77, 200106. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1977. New Mexico Representative 1971-80 Commander of 1st Marine Division during invasion of Peleliu Island U.S. Representative from Michigan 11th District, 1967-79; defeated; candidate for U.S. Senator from Michigan, 1982. U.S. Representative from Michigan 11th District, 1967-79; defeated; candidate for U.S. Senator from Michigan, 1982. Illinois Representative 1993- . As a Black Panther, he spent six months in prison on a weapons charge. Baseball player. Chicago Cubs 1948-57, Milwaukee Braves 1958-60, Chicago White Sox 1960 Chief Signal Officer, AEF, WWI Served in the Spanish-American War 1898, the occupation of Vera Cruz, 1914, and Haiti 1917-31. Sixteenth Commandant of Marine Corps 1934-36. Comedian, pianist, and singer. He uses politics in much of his material Georgia Governor 1931-33. Senator 1933-71 Placed in vault at request of HQMC and CWO Shettuck, MCLNO. Disappeared while on active duty as Captain at Quantico, March 4, 1989. Foul play suspected-perhaps her husband, Robert Russell, was involved.

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Builder and pilot of The Voyager, the first non-stop circumnavigation flight around the globe North Carolina Representative 1969-75 North Carolina Representative 1969-75 Seventh Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force 1969-1973. Mayor of South San Francisco, California 1962. California Representative 1973-78. Killed during an ambush at Port Kaituma, Guyana by followers of Jim Jones' People's Temple cult. Mayor of South San Francisco, California 1962. California Representative 1973-78. Killed during an ambush at Port Kaituma, Guyana by followers of Jim Jones' People's Temple cult. Awarded Medal of Honor for action at Yokohama, Japan on September 1, 1923. After an earthquake, he ran into the burning Grand Hotel and rescued a woman. New York Representative 1961-72. First member of the US House to speak out against the Vietnam War Presidential Appointee for cabinet position National Security Council 1983. White House Staff 1982-83. Department of the Air Force 1979-82. Writer of "Ballad of the Green Berets" in 1966. Author of I'm a Lucky One. He was shot in the stomach while riding in a taxi for unknown reasons and died a year later. Writer of "Ballad of the Green Berets" in 1966. Author of I'm a Lucky One. He was shot in the stomach while riding in a taxi for unknown reasons and died a year later. POW on Corregidor Island, Philippine Islands Television and radio host. Host of Wheel of Fortune game show since 1983. Colorado Representative 2005White House Press Secretary 1961-64. California Senator 1964. Television Journalist and News correspondent, covered the American hostage crisis in Iran, the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, and the crash of TWA flight 800. Representative of the US to the Organ. For Economic Cooperation, rank of Ambassador Representative of the US to the Organ. For Economic Cooperation, rank of Ambassador Catholic priest attached as chaplain to 101st Airborne Division. Assigned task of finding the surviving Niland brother, Frederick. He found and escorted Niland to Utah Beach to be evacuated. Sampson was captured in the Battle of the Bulge and served time in a war camp. Saving Private Ryan is based on his exploits. Navy admiral known for his victory in the Battle of Santiago de Cuba during the Spanish American War. Was President of the Board of Inquiry to investigate the sinking of the Maine. The Navy authorized a service medal, the Sampson Medal, to recognize men who served under him during the Spanish American War. December 2, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered January 23, 1989 Execution. Hanged for rape in France. ETO Killed in crash of RB-50 "Raven" espionage flight over Sea of Japan, shot down by MIG-15 fighters New Jersey Representative 1967-75 New Jersey Representative 1967-75 New Jersey Representative 1967-75 North Carolina Governor 1961-65. President of Duke University 196985. Senator 1986-93 Illinois Representative 1989-95 Nevada Representative 1975-83 Supreme Court Case/Appeal. Post-traumatic stress

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Sixteenth Assistant Commandant USMC 1942-43 Execution. Hanged for desertion, armed robbery, and murder in Italy. MTO Navy Chaplain. Was on the USS Oklahoma during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Was the first Catholic Chaplin to die in WWII Under Secretary for Department of the Treasury 1973Pennsylvania Representative 1960-77 Comedian and satirist. He was arrested in 1951 for impersonating a pries. Bruce had stolen clergy shirts and collars, set up an organization soliciting donations for a leper colony in British Guiana. He claimed to have raised $8,000 in three weeks, sending $2,500 to the colony. He was found not guilty. He was arrested regularly for the use of obscenities in his act, banned in some cities, as well as being blacklisted from night clubs. He died, age 40, with what appeared to be a morphine overdose. Voted #3 in the Comedy Central 100 Greatest Standup Comedians of all Time Motion Picture Cinematographer, Director, and Producer. Films include: King Kong, Grass, Chang, The Four Feathers, The Most Dangerous Game, Long Lost Father, and The Last Days of Pompeii. Baseball player and manager. Played for the St. Louis Cardinals 1945-56, 1961-63, New York Giants 1956-57, and Milwaukee Braves 1957-60. Managed the St. Louis Cardinals 1965-76. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1989. St. Louis Walk of Fame 1989 November 11, 1968 taken as POW in Laos. Remains returned/ recovered March 26, 1989 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Savo Island November 12-13, 1942. Schonland was recently made Damage Control Officer on the USS San Francisco. The San Francisco was leading an assault between a column of Japanes warships (there were three columns totalling 14 Japanese ships). The ship was immediately hit twice, Schonland countered each hit, but battle raged on the bridge where all the officers were killed or severly wounded, leaving Schonland as senior officer. He decided he was needed more controlling the damage and left Bruce McCandless in charge. They coordinated their efforts (communications were out and steering and engine control had to be run down below) through messengers. As a result of their combined efforts, San Francisco was able to remain active in the battle without being slowed down or impaired. The next day, four wounded ships, including the USS Juneau were limping along when they detected four enemy torpedoes coming their way. The San Francisco was able to move out of the way, but the Juneau was not and exploded, taking the five Sullivan Brothers with it. Part of Iwo Jima 1st flag raising Aviation pioneer. First pilot to wear the new free-type parachute pack invented by Floyd Smith 1919. Reached an altitude record in 1919 of 28,900 feet and later of 31,796. Between 1918 and 1920, he set five world altitude records. In his last record-breaking flight, he was struggling to find his oxygen and raised his goggles to locate the supply. The moisture on his eyeballs and under his eyelids froze. His plane fell into a vertical dive and he lost consciousness, but managed to come to and pull out at an altitude of 2,000 feet. The event permanently affected his eyesight. May 23, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 Cartoonist. Drew a series of cartoons for Airman Magazine for over thirty years, as well as for "Task Force Times" during the Berlin Airlift. Secretary of Labor 1969-70. Secretary of the Treasury 1972-74. Secretary of State 1982-89 Cartoonist best known for his comic strip Peanuts. Inducted into the United States Hockey hall of Fame 1993 Pennsylvania Representative 1975-93 Actor. Films include: Some Like it Hot, The Defiant Ones, Forbidden, Johnny Dark, The Vikings, Spartacus, Rosemary's Baby, and The

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Immortals. Father of Jamie Lee Curtis and Kelly Curtis Ambassador to Bahamas 1977-81 Ambassador to Bahamas 1977-81 Army General. As Commander-in-Chief of US Central Command was commander of the Coalition Forces in the Gulf War of 1991 Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police and led investigation of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. Father of General H. Norman Schwarzkopf Pennsylvania Representative 1961-69. Senator 1969-81. US Secretary of Health and Human Services 1981-83 Pennsylvania Representative 1961-69. Senator 1969-81. US Secretary of Health and Human Services 1981-83 Astronaut. Commander of the Space Shuttle Challenger when it exploded. Film and Stage actor, director, and producer. Works include: Patton, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, Anatomy of a Murder, The Hospital, Firestarter, and 12 Angry Men Pennsylvania Representative 1941-45, 1947-59. Senator 1959-77. Chairman of Republican National Committee 1948-89 Pennsylvania Representative 1941-45, 1947-59. Senator 1959-77. Chairman of Republican National Committee 1948-89 WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action on the USS Atlanta in the Battle of Savo Island October 11-12 and November 1213, 1942. Scott was a Rear Admiral in the Pacific Theater. Twice he coordinated forces to repel and destroy hostile vessels attempting to invade Allied-held island positions. Execution. Hanged for rape and assault with a bayonet in France. ETO Virginia Representative 1993- .

Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina 1965-69. Governor 1969-73 Weatherman for the Today show until his retirement Virginia Representative 1967-73. Senator 1973-79 Pennsylvania Representative 1961-63. Pennsylvania Governor 196367. US Representative to United Nations 1976-77. Kansas Representative 1969-81 Astronaut. He and Charles Bassett were killed when their plane crashed into a building at Lambert Airport at St. Louis. Country music singer and songwriter. Songs include: "Easy Loving", "Loose Talk", "My Tears are Overdue" and "The First Time" Figure in the Watergate Scandal. Part of the Committee to Re-elect the President (Nixon) during which he used a campaign of dirty tricks. 1974 went to prison after pleading guilty to three misdemeanor counts of distributing illegal campaign literature, including a fake letter accusing a Senator of having an illegitimate child with a 17 year old Ohio Representative 1971-87 Alabama Representative 1953-69. Ambassador to Fiji 1974-79, New Zealand 1974-79, Tonga 1974-79, Western Samoa 1974-79. Alabama Representative 1953-69. Ambassador to Fiji 1974-79, New Zealand 1974-79, Tonga 1974-79, Western Samoa 1974-79. Commanded Selfridge Field during the time the 477th Bombardment Group was training there. Mentioned several times by Benjamin Davis, Jr in his book American Assistant Secretary Department of Labor Six-time Emmy Award Winner and writer of The Twilight Zone, Seven Days in May, Planet of the Apes, Requiem for a Heavyweight, and Night Gallery New York Representative 1990-2003

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forces at Pearl Harbor at the time of the Japanese attack. He was removed from command of Pearl Harbor and court-martialed in the Roberts Commission. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on Tarawa Island November 20-22, 1943. Shoup, despite painful injuries immediately upon landing, took command of the landed troops and played a large part in the defeat of the enemy. Montana Representative 1971-75 Kansas Representative 1961-77 Brother-in-law of John F. Kennedy. Father-in-law of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Ambassador to France 1968-70. Organized and directed the Peace Corps. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1994 Somalia Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Mogadishu, Somalia on October 3, 1993. Shughart was part of a sniper team providing fire during assaults. He and another sniper, Gary I Gordon, requested to be inserted in a position to protect four wounded personnel. They made there way to the crashed helicopter and pulled out the pilot, provided covering fire to repel enemy forces. The pilot was saved, but both snipers were lost. New York state treasurer 1923-24 Part of "Raven" Espionage flight that was forced down inside USSR on June 27, 1958. He was returned to US control July 7, 1958. Cited in US News & World Report Pennsylvania Representative 1973-2001 Curator of Oriental Art at the Nelson-Atkins Museum Secretary of state of Alabama 1979-87. Alabama state attorney general 1987-91. Governor 1999Navy Admiral. Was captain of the USS Maine in 1898, when it sank in Havana harbor, Cuba. It was determined that a naval mine had caused the explosion that resulted in her sinking. The event was the precipitating cause of the Spanish-American War that began 1898. The rallying cry was, "Remember the Maine, to hell with Spain." Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions after his plane was shot down by North Vietnamese ground fire November 1967. He managed to avoid capture for 45 days even with a compound fracture of his left leg, skull fracture, and a mangled right hand. He managed to successfully escape once after his initial capture, but was recaptured. He resisted interrogation and continued to resist and attempt escape, but finally succumbed to his wounds and pneumonia and died at Hoa Lo. Commandant 1974-1978 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action at St. Provel, France on November 23, 1944. Silk was in command of the battalion tasked with seizing high ground over Moyenmoutier, France just prior the attack on the city itself. Near St. Pravel, forward movement was halted by an enemy force in a farmhouse. When they made no headway, he launched into a one-man assault, throwing grenades to silence machine guns, and eventually rocks--demanding German surrender. Confused by his methods, twelve Germans surrendered to him. Twenty-second Assistant Commandant USMC 1950-52 Major General. Commander of the 7th Armored Division during WWII 1942-44 Lieutenant Governor of Illinois 1969-73. Illinois Representative 197585. Senator 1985-97 Wyoming Senator 1979-97 Instructor at Army War College 1936-40. Commanding General 35th Division 1941-42. Commanding General 30th Division 1942. Commanding General XII Corps 1942. Commanding General 4th Army 1943-44. Commanding General 8th Army 1944. Commanding General 9th Army, North-west Europe 1944-45

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Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions near Hue, Republic of Vietnam on February 21, 1968. While serving as squad leader of Company D, Sims led his men in a supportive role, freeing up and providing assistance to Platoons around him. He directed him men from danger twice: once when an structure containing ammunition was on fire and near to exploding, and the second which cost him his life. His squad set off a booby trap, and Sims hurled himself over the device as it exploded to save the lives of his men. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Drug and Alcohol Abuse. Frequently interviewed or quoted. Former Chief, MACV/SOG Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action at Gio Linh District, Quang Tri Province, Republic of Vietnam on march 24, 1967. When his company came under intense enemy fire, Singleton moved though enemy fire to evacuate his wounded comrades. When he realized where much of the enemy fire was originating, he seized a machine gun and advance upon the position, killing 8 and forcing the rest to flee. He was mortally wounded in his advance. Ambassador to Bolivia 1969-73, Uruguay 1973-77 Ambassador to Bolivia 1969-73, Uruguay 1973-77 Virginia Representative 1983-2001 First member of the Military Intelligence Branch to receive Medal of Honor. He was the platoon leader/advisor to a special force in Vietnam. While deep in enemy dominated territory, his platoon was attacked by a large enemy force. He rallied his men into a more defensive position, moving among them and calling for air strikes. He charged through enemy fire to assist two wounded men into position. When it became apparent his men were going to be overrun, he single-handedly charged the enemy, firing his weapon and throwing grenades, which forced the enemy to begin withdrawing. He continued through the battlefield, directing air strikes until he fell mortally wounded. The Naval ship USNS Sisler is named after him. Korea Medal of Honor awarded for action at Hagaru-ri, Korea November 29-30 1950. Led his men through multiple enemy attacks, staying with his men even when wounded, until the area was successfully defended. Colorado Representative 1987-99 Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico 1970. New Mexico Representative 1981-2003 Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico 1970. New Mexico Representative 1981-2003 Comedian, author, composer, and actor. Best remembered for his clown characters and The Red Skelton Show. Other movies include: Having a Wonderful Time, Lady be Good, Ship Ahoy, Thousands Cheer, I Dood it, and Ziegfeld Follies. Inducted into the International Clown Hall of Fame 1989 Execution. Hanged for rape in France. ETO West Virginia Representative 1959-80 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action at Oliveto, Italy on September 23, 1943. Slaton was a lead scout of an infantry squad whose task was to knock out enemy resistance. He took out three machine gun nets with bayonet, grenade, and rifle fire, allowing two rifle platoons to regroup and again take the initiative. Kansas Representative 1983-95 Virginia Representative 1985-91 Baseball player. Played for the St. Louis Cardinals 1938-54, New York Yankees 1954-60. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1985. Allegedly against the signing of any African-American players to the Majors. First American soldier to be executed for desertion since the American Civil War. Slovik, while initially deemed unfit for military service, was later drafted. His unit, the 28th Division, was part of the attack on Hurtgen Forest in 1944 and many men indicated, like Slovik, that they would rather be imprisoned than face combat. Slovik's execution was

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used as an example to combat the problem. Ambassador to Lesotho 1987 Execution. Hanged for shooting another soldier. Italy, MTO Helped plan the raid on the Ploesti Oil refineries in Romania Florida Representative 1947-51. Senator 1951-69 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Quang Nam Province, Republic of Vietnam on December 21, 1967. Smedley was leading a six-man team to an ambush site when they observed the movement of a large Viet Cong force heading toward the Danang complex. He radioed for a reaction force, then led him men on an assault of the enemy troops. He was killed by enemy fire. Alabama Representative 1981-83 Early Marine Aviator Execution. Hanged for killing an MP outside a house of prostitution in Algeria. MTO US Secretary of Commerce 1968-69 May 13, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned January 1, 1969 Special Assistant to the President Special Assistant to the President November 24, 1963 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned November 28, 1965 Execution. Hanged for killing former British Diplomat Sir Eric Teichman while poaching. Kept at Shepton Mallet, England. ETO. Execution. Hanged for shooting a soldier in England. ETO Shepton Mallet Marine Corps General. Commanded the Fleet Marine Force in the Pacific 1944-45, led the "island hopping" campaign through the central Pacific area. Commander at Saipan and Okinawa. MIA Korea February 12, 1951. One of six men whose dog tags were turned over by North Korean government in May 1992 along with remains. Execution. Rape of French woman. ETO First commander of Berlin Airlift "Operation Vittles" under General Curtis LeMay. Later became commander of Military Airlift Command. Wisconsin Representative 1941-58 MIA Korea February 12, 1951. One of six men whose dog tags were turned over by North Korean government in May 1992 along with remains. Maine Representative 1940-49. Senator 1949-73. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1989. First woman Senator April 7, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions with the 423rd Bombardment Squadron over Europe May 1, 1943. While serving as a gunner on his first mission, the plane he was on came under intense enemy fire. The plane caught on fire, ammunition began to explode, two crew members were severely wounded, and three bailed out. Smith manned the usable gun, administered first aid, fought the fires, and threw the exploding ammunition overboard. When he ran out of firefighting aids, he wrapped himself in a protective cloth and extinguished the fire by hand. Astronaut. Pilot of the Space Shuttle Challenger when it exploded Iowa Representative 1959-95 Michigan Representative 1993-2005

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attacking vigorously enough. Commanding General 98th Division, Pacific 1944. Military Attache to France 1945-46. Retired 1946. New Hampshire Representative 1985-91. Senator 1991-2003 New Hampshire Representative 1985-91. Senator 1991-2003 Ambassador to Malta 1974, Ghana 1976, Liberia 1979 Ambassador to Malta 1974, Ghana 1976, Liberia 1979 Ambassador to Ivory Coast 1974-76 Ambassador to Ivory Coast 1974-76 Illinois Representative 1939-41 Ambassador to Ghana 1979, Nigeria 1984-86 Ambassador to Ghana 1979, Nigeria 1984-86 Middleweight Boxer. First boxer to win a divisional world championship five times 1958. Held world welterweight title 1946-51. He won 173 fights, lost 19 and had 6 draws. Member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame General during WWII. Chief of staff to Eisenhower. Ambassador to Soviet Union 1946-48. Director of the Central Intelligence 1950-53 Thirteenth Commandant of the Coast Guard 1966-70. US Attorney General 1981-85 African-American soldier convicted and hung for raping a 16 year old English girl Alleged member of the 364th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi 1943. Used in Carroll Case's book The Slaughter: An American Atrocity which details the supposed incident. Incident in which a number of African American soldiers were allegedly killed in an attempt to quash racial tensions. Arkansas Representative 1997Administrator, GSA's Region 5 New York Representative 1979-99. Leading advocate of a Constitutional amendment to ban burning of the US flag Intelligence officer WWII--CBI Theater. Advisor to Vietnamese Army 1955, first year after French left Indochina Army General. Administrator of the Works Progress Administration in New York City 1936-40. Oversaw the building of the Pentagon. Commander of the army's Services of Supply during WWII Ambassador to Malta 1987 Ambassador to Malta 1987 February 2, 1967 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned May 3, 1973 Navy Admiral. Intelligence expert. First Director of Central Intelligence 1946. Executive Secretary of National Security Council 1947-50. Special Consultant to the President on military and foreign affairs 1950-53 One of the six men who raised the replacement flag on Iwo Jima in the famous photo. General. Chief of the Army Air Forces Combat Command 1942. Commander of the Eighth Air Force 1942. Commander of all US Army Air Forces in European Theater of Operations. Commander Twelfth Air Force in North Africa 1942. Allied Northwest African Air Force 1943. Fifteenth Air Force and Royal Air Force in Italy 1943. US Strategic Air Forces in Europe 1944. US Strategic Air Forces in the Pacific 1945. Present when the Germans surrendered to the Americans on May 7, 1945, when the Germans surrendered to the Russians May 9, 1945 and when the Japanese surrendered September 2, 1945. First Chief of Staff of the US Air Force 1947. Baseball left-handed pitcher. Played for the Boston Braves 1942-64, New York Mets 1965, San Francisco Giants 1965. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1973 Assistant Chief of Staff. Brigadier General Director of Operations of US Pacific Command 1972-74. Became

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Superintendent of Marine Military Academy, Harlingen, TX 1978 Director of Operations of US Pacific Command 1972-74. Became Superintendent of Marine Military Academy, Harlingen, TX 1978 First American killed in combat after the US invasion of Afghanistan. He was killed by rioting prisoners. April 24, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973 Execution. Hanged for shooting a soldier. NAT Pennsylvania Senator 1981Pilot shot down over Iraq during Desert Storm. Status January 2001 changed from KIA to MIA Television producer. Works include: Charlie's Angels and Beverly Hills 90210 South Carolina Representative 1971-2001 First husband of Wallis Warfield, who became the Duchess of Windsor when she married Prince Edward. Execution. Hanged for rape and assault in Belgium. ETO April 5, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered April 27, 1989 Member of Broadcasting Board of Governors, US Information Agency (Voice of America) Ambassador to Bahamas 1973-74, Turkey 1977-80, Pakistan 1981-83 Ambassador to Bahamas 1973-74, Turkey 1977-80, Pakistan 1981-83 Author. Works include: I, the Jury, The Erection Set, Kiss Me Deadly, and The Girl Hunters. Created the detective Mike Hammer Boxer. Won the gold medal in the Light Heavyweight division during the 1976 Olympics along with his brother Michael Spinks. Began his professional career in 1977. Beat Muhammad Ali in early in 1978, but lost to Ali later that year. Won 26 fights, lost 17 with 3 draws. Heavyweight Champion 1978 Boxer. Won the gold medal in the Light Heavyweight division during the 1976 Olympics along with his brother Michael Spinks. Began his professional career in 1977. Beat Muhammad Ali in early in 1978, but lost to Ali later that year. Won 26 fights, lost 17 with 3 draws. Heavyweight Champion 1978 Execution. Shot for murder and rape in Italy. MTO Doctor. Pediatrician and author of Baby and Child Care, published in 1946. Won a gold medal at the 1924 Olympics as part of an eightman rowing team. Doctor. Pediatrician and author of Baby and Child Care, published in 1946. Won a gold medal at the 1924 Olympics as part of an eightman rowing team. Virginia Senator 1966-73 South Carolina Representative 1983Illinois Representative 1951-73 Illinois Representative 1951-73 May 25, 1970 taken as POW in Cambodia. Returned February 12, 1973 Under Secretary of Treasury for Monetary Affairs Naval Admiral who commanded the Central Pacific Force in WWII. Considered the architect of the American victory in the Battle of Midway, the turning point of the Pacific war. After WWII, served as president of Naval War College. Ambassador to Philippines. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action at Achain, France on November 13, 1944. While his company attacked Achain from the east, Spurrier attacked alone from the west using a variety of weapons. He killed 1 German officer, 24 enlisted men and captured 2 officers and 2 enlist men.

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Author and inventor. Elected into the National Academy of Science for his contribution of multiplexing in 1910. In 1922 he created Wired Radio, what went on to become Muzak. Rhode Island Representative 1961-89 Actor and author. Works include: The Untouchables, host of Unsolved Mysteries, The Mortal Storm, To Be or Not To Be, The High and Mighty, Written on the Wind, Airplane!, and Beavis and Butt-head Do America November 30, 1968 taken as POW in Laos. Remains returned/recovered March 26, 1989 Ambassador to Benin 1986-89 Vermont Lieutenant Governor 1957-59. Governor 1959-61. Representative 1961-71. Senator 1971-89 Vermont Lieutenant Governor 1957-59. Governor 1959-61. Representative 1961-71. Senator 1971-89 West Virginia Representative 1949-81 West Virginia Representative 1949-81 Killed in crash of RB-50 "Raven" espionage flight over Sea of Japan, shot down by MIG-15 fighters Navy Admiral. Ohio Representative 1965-83 Ohio Representative 1965-83 Author. Books include: World War II Order of Battle, Special Forces at War: An Illustrated History, Southeast Asia 1957-75, Vietnam: Order of Battle, and Green Berets at War: US Army Special Forces in Asia, 1956-75. Doctor. Pioneer in studying the effects of deceleration on humans. Project officer and medical consultant in the Bio-Physics Branch of the Aero Medical Laboratory. The deceleration project involved the use of a rocket sled to simulate plane crashes to determine seat and harness strengths. Dr. Stapp was one of the most frequent volunteers on the runs. Credited with creating Stapp's Law "The universal aptitude for ineptitude makes any human accomplishment an incredible miracle." California Representative 1973-2003 Naval Admiral. Chief of Naval Operations 1939-1942. Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance 1934-37. Commander, United States Forces in Europe and Commander, Twelfth Fleet until his retirement in 1946. Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. Minnesota Governor 1939-43. One of the founders of UN ( was last surviving signer of UN Charter) University of Pennsylvania president 1948-53. Minnesota Governor 1939-43. One of the founders of UN ( was last surviving signer of UN Charter) University of Pennsylvania president 1948-53. Football player. Played quarterback for the US Naval Academy, won the Heisman Trophy and Maxwell Award 1963. Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame 1981. Played for the Dallas Cowboys 1969-79. Inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1985 Florida Representative 1989New Hampshire Representative 1939-45 Ambassador to Bolivia 1973-77 Ambassador to Bolivia 1973-77 Oklahoma Representative 1949-81 World renowned photographer, especially known for his work during WWII with Naval Combat and Aviation Operations World renowned photographer, especially known for his work during WWII with Naval Combat and Aviation Operations Arizona Representative 1967-77

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Ambassador to Gabon 1975-77, Sao Tome & Principe 1975-77 Cartoonist and illustrator. Worked for The New Yorker from the 1940s-1990s Owner of the baseball team the New York Yankees. Former owner in an interest in the New Jersey Nets, New Jersey Devils, Chicago Bulls, and Cleveland Pipers. 1961 Hired John McLendon, the first AfricanAmerican head coach in professional sports. Indicted on 14 criminal counts and pled guilty to making illegal contributions to Nixon's reelection campaign and obstruction of justice in 1974. Banned from baseball in 1990 and reinstated in 1993. Ambassador to Sweden 1933-37, Peru 1937-39, Russia 1939-41, Turkey 1942-45, Czechoslovakia 1945-48, Canada 1948-50. Died in a plane crash Baseball player and manager. Played for the Brooklyn Dodgers 191217, Pittsburgh Pirates 1918 and 1919, Philadelphia Phillies 1920-21, New York Giants 1921-23, and the Boston Braves 1924-25. Lefthanded. Managed the Brooklyn Dodgers 1934-36, Boston Braves 1938-43, New York Yankees 1949-60, New York Mets 1960-1965. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1966 and the New York Mets Hall of Fame 1981. His uniform number 37 has been retired by both the Yankees and the Mets. The only person to have worn the uniform (as a player or manager) of all four Major League Baseball teams that played in New York City (while the team was in New York City) in the 20th Century Mississippi Senator 1947-89 Major General for the District of Columbia National Guard. Georgia Representative 1961-77 Navy diver. Killed when commercial airliner TWA Flight 847 was hijacked. He was singled out when the hijackers, who were demanding the release of 435 Lebanese and Palestinian prisoners, learned he was a member of the US military. He was beaten with a chair leg, then shot and his body was dumped on the tarmac at the Beirut airport. Secretary of the Air Force 1977-79 Secretary of the Air Force 1977-79 Motion picture director, producer, writer, and cinematographer. Works include: The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble, Kentucky Kernels, Alice Adams, I Remember Mama, A Place in the Sun, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Greatest Story Ever Told, and Giant. Judge of US Court of Appeals 1970-75. Justice of US Supreme Court 1975Judge of US Court of Appeals 1970-75. Justice of US Supreme Court 1975Alaska Senator 1968Illinois Governor 1948-52. Ambassador to United Nations 1961-65. Illinois Governor 1948-52. Ambassador to United Nations 1961-65. Illinois Senator 1970-81 Illinois Senator 1970-81 Illinois Senator 1970-81 Execution. Hanged for stabbing a soldier to death. California-Camp Beale Actor. Col Henry Blake on M*A*S*H Ambassador to Malawi 1974-78 Ambassador to Malawi 1974-78 Film and Stage Actor. Known through many genres: comedy, westerns, and suspense thrillers. Works include: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Harvey, Vertigo, Rose-Marie, It's a Wonderful Life, The Man from Laramie, Rear Window, Rope, The Man Who Knew Too Much, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, and Cheyenne Autumn. Inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame

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Judge of US Court of Appeals 1954-58; Justice of US Supreme Court 1958-81. Judge of US Court of Appeals 1954-58; Justice of US Supreme Court 1958-81. Deputy Chief of Staff IV Corps, Western Front 1918. Chief of Staff US Forces in China 1928-29. Instructor at the Infantry School 1929-33. Military Attache to China 1935-39. Commanding Officer 3rd Brigade/ Commanding General 7th Division 1939-41. Commanding General II Corps 1941-42. Commander in Chief US China-Burma-India Theatre of Operations 1942-44. Chief of Staff to Chiang Kai-Shek 1942-44. Commander in Chief Northern Area Combat Command, Burma 194244. Commander in Chief US India-Burma Theater of Operations 1944-45. Commander in Chief Army Ground Forces 1945. Commanding General 10th Army 1945. General Officer Commander in Chief Western Defense Command 1945-46. Commanding General 6th Army Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions as a POW at Hoa Lo prison, Hanoi, North Vietnam September 4, 1969. Singled out by his captors as the focal point of resistance to interrogation and propaganda, they set out to break his resistance. Rather than give in, he inflicted a near mortal wound upon his person to demonstrate his resolve never to give in. Upon discovery, the North Vietnamese revived him, and convinced of his spirit, abated their torture of all the POWs. Stockdale was considered as running-mate to Ross Perot. Ambassador to Poland 1968-72, Soviet Union 1973-76, Germany 1976-81 Ohio Representative 1969-99. Arrested for drunken driving 1983, convicted on a lesser charge and fined. Ambassador to Kuwait 1971, Bahrain 1971-74, Qatar 1971-74, Oman 1972-74, United Arab Emirates 1972 Ambassador to Kuwait 1971, Bahrain 1971-74, Qatar 1971-74, Oman 1972-74, United Arab Emirates 1972 Pilot of the NC-4 in its 1919 transatlantic flight. Appointed as "Coast Guard Aviator No. 1" in 1920 Director and actor for stage, radio, television and films. Works include: The Aldrich Family, What a Life, Those Were the Days, and The Flying Nun: Hello Columbus Deputy Director US Information Agency Screenwriter, producer, and film director. Works include: Conan the Barbarian, Scarface, Platoon, JFK, Nixon, Natural Born Killers, and Born on the Fourth of July Personal pilot to General Douglas MacArthur Country singer and songwriter. Songs include: "Unwound", "All my Exes Live in Texas", "It Ain't Cool to Be Crazy About You", "Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind", "Blue Clear Sky", "Carrying Your Love with Me", and "Overnight Male" Football coach. Was with the Dallas Texans 1960-62, Kansas City Chiefs 1963-74, and the New Orleans Saints 1976-77. Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame 2003. Colorado Representative 1985-87 One of the six men who raised the replacement flag on Iwo Jima in the famous photo. Strank was the leader of the group ordered to climb Mt. Suribachi and raise a larger flag so that "every Marine on this cruddy island can see it." First Director of the SPARS, the US Coast Guard Women's Reserve during WWII. The name is a contraction of the Coast Guard motto, Semper Paratus and Always Ready Mayor of Schenectady, New York 1956-59. Representative 1959-89 Mayor of Schenectady, New York 1956-59. Representative 1959-89 Ambassador to Ceylon 1970, Maldive Islands 1970, Belgium 1972-74, Sweden 1974-76, Turkey 1981-89. Co-founder, with William R. Kintner, of the Foreign Policy Research Institute in Philadelphia Representative of the US to the Organization for Economic

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Cooperation and Development. Rank of Ambassador WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions as Commanding Officer of the USS Tiranle on April 14, 1945. Street infiltrated the harbor of Quelpart Island to destroy an enemy ammunition ship and fire upon his pursuers. First Director of the Marine Corps Women's Reserve January 8, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned November 5, 1969 Utah Representative 1953-55 Regional Administrator, General Services Administration, Region 6 Execution. Hanged for rape. Sicily. NATO Navy Service 1940-41 Ambassador to Norway 1984-89 Kentucky railroad commissioner 1951-58. Representative 1959-75 Kentucky railroad commissioner 1951-58. Representative 1959-75 Died in crash during Berlin Airlift Arizona Representative 1977-2003 President of the American Federation of Government Employees Captured by North Koreans on May 17, 1963 at the 38th Parallel and held as POW for 1 year as internee and tortured. Released May 16, 1964 and returned to US Military control Army General. Deputy Chief of Construction War Department 194042. Deputy Commander in Chief Army Services Forces 1942-45. Chief of Staff Army Services Forces 1942-45. Commander in Chief US Army Forces Western Pacific 1945-46 POW at Colditz Castle, Germany. Member of OSS team that parachuted into Hungary to discuss separate peace settlement. Iran Hostage until January 20, 1981. Part of the 66 who were seized by students November 4, 1979 One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Ambassador to Jordan 1987 One of five brothers killed when the USS Juneau was struck by a torpedo and sank. Due to their death the Sole Survivor Policy was adopted by the US War Department. One of five brothers killed when the USS Juneau was struck by a torpedo and sank. Due to their death the Sole Survivor Policy was adopted by the US War Department. One of five brothers killed when the USS Juneau was struck by a torpedo and sank. Due to their death the Sole Survivor Policy was adopted by the US War Department. Administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration Administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration One of five brothers killed when the USS Juneau was struck by a torpedo and sank. Due to their death the Sole Survivor Policy was adopted by the US War Department. One of five brothers killed when the USS Juneau was struck by a torpedo and sank. Due to their death the Sole Survivor Policy was adopted by the US War Department. Ambassador to Laos 1964-69, Philippines 1973-77, Iran 1977-79 Ambassador to Laos 1964-69, Philippines 1973-77, Iran 1977-79 During WWII, met and became the personal driver and confidential secretary to General Dwight D. Eisenhower 1942-45. Reportly Eisenhower later considered divorcing his wife Mamie to marry Kay, but on the advice of General Marshall did not as it would cost him his career. Kay later married a man named Morgan, gained her citizenship (she was Irish born) and lived out her life in New York. Tennessee Representative 1983-95. Governor 1995-2002

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Lieutenant General in the Army. General MacArthur's Chief of Staff in the South West Pacific Area during WWII Part of Iwo Jima 1st flag raising : Attending Chaplin Actor. Works include: The Great Waldo Pepper, Night Warning, Quel Maledetto Treno Blindato, Frankenstein, Walking Tall, and Here come the Brides. Also played hockey, drove race cars, and has a 3rd Degree Black Belt in Judo President of Sverdrup & Parcel Engineering Co. Served in MacArthur's GHzs, SWPA as head of construction in Office of Chief Engineer and as Acting Chief Engineer Fire Chief for the City of St. Louis Fire Chief for the City of St. Louis Adventurer/ Soldier of Fortune who also served as enlisted man in US Army in the Spanish-American War, then later in the French Foreign Legion Fourth Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps 1965-69 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action in air over the Solomon Islands April 7, 1943. In a flight to intercept 150 Japanese planes, Swett personally destroyed 7 enemy bombers. He was an Ace with 15.50 kills. Astronaut. Part of the Apollo 13 mission. Received Presidential Medal of Freedom 1970. Elected as a Colorado Representative 1982. Was portrayed by Kevin Bacon in Apollo 13 Author of Jarhead, Execution. Hanged for the murder of Hazel Craig. Arizona Missouri Representative 1969-77 Missouri Representative 1969-77 Arizona Governor 1991-97. Convicted on seven counts of fraud in federal court, September 1997. Forced to resign as governor and sentenced to prison and fined February 1998. Conviction was overturned on appeal in June 1999 Son of Missouri Senator Missouri Senator 1953-76. First Secretary of the Air Force 1947-50. Idaho Representative 1973-81. Senator 1981-93 Idaho Representative 1973-81. Senator 1981-93 April 12, 1970 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 27, 1973 Under Secretary Dept of Commerce 1973-75 Under Secretary Dept of Commerce 1973-75 Ohio Representative 1963-65, 1967-71. Senator 1971-76 Ohio Representative 1963-65, 1967-71. Senator 1971-76 Medal of Honor WWI Georgia Governor 1947, 1948-55. Senator 1957-81 Georgia Governor 1947, 1948-55. Senator 1957-81 Ambassador to Colombia 1983, Costa Rica 1985-87 Circuit Judge, District of Columbia 1948-85. Federal Bureau of Investigation 1930-48 Bought the bankrupt Radio Shack corporation in the 1960s. Tennessee Representative 1989Assistant Secretary of the Air Force 1969-70. Director of Selective Service System 1970-72. Department of State 1972-73 Commander of Flight 19, a flight of 5 TBM Avengers, which disappeared mysteriously in the ocean near Bermuda on December 5, 1945. They had been conducting a training run from Fort Lauderdale when they became lost on the way back. Mississippi Representative 1989Founder of Enterprise Rent-a-Car

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Execution. Hanged for the murder of another soldier. Italy. MTO Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for action in the Republic of Vietnam on December 8, 1968. During Operation Meade River, Taylor got word that the commander of the lead platoon had been mortally wounded. He and a companion crawled forward to help direct the platoon in question and gather wounded from exposed positions. He gave his life to silence a machine gun that was endangering other marines. Taylor and George Welch were together when the Japanese first appeared over Pearl Harbor. They called to get the P-40s in the air then drove up to the base at Haleiwa as quickly as they could. They were strafed three times on the drive. When they arrived at the base, their planes were prepped and ready and they took off without waiting for orders. They each downed two Japanese planes before landing for more ammunition and gas. Taylor's plane was hit and forced to land, but Welch managed to shoot down another before landing. Taylor and George Welch were together when the Japanese first appeared over Pearl Harbor. They called to get the P-40s in the air then drove up to the base at Haleiwa as quickly as they could. They were strafed three times on the drive. When they arrived at the base, their planes were prepped and ready and they took off without waiting for orders. They each downed two Japanese planes before landing for more ammunition and gas. Taylor's plane was hit and forced to land, but Welch managed to shoot down another before landing. Four star General and diplomat. 1943 was sent on a secret mission to Rome to coordinate an 82nd air drop with Italian forces, the drop was called off at the last minute when they discovered German forces already covering the intended drop sites. Commanded the 101st Airborne Division until the end of the war. Superintendent of West Point 1945-49. Commander of Allied troops in Berlin 1949-51. Army Chief of Staff 1955-59. Ambassador to South Vietnam 1964-65. Special Consultant to the President and Chairman of the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board 1965-69. President of the Institute of Defense Analysis 1966-69. May 27, 1971 taken as POW in Cambodia. Remains returned/ recovered February 26, 1993 Actor. Works include: Camille, A Yank at Oxford, Billy the Kid, Bataan, Undercurrent, Quo Vadis, and The Last Hunt. Inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame 1970. 1947 testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee as a "friendly witness" providing some evidence and names of possible Pro-Communist intent. North Carolina Representative 1960-77 North Carolina Representative 1960-77 Chief prosecutor at the war crimes trials of Nazi leaders in Nuremburg, Germany 1946-49. Noted opponent of the investigations by Senator Joe McCarthy and of the US conduct during the Vietnam War. Author. Books include: Munich: The Price of Peace, Grand Inquest: The Story of Congressional Investigations, and The Anatomy of the Nuremberg Trials: A Personal Memoir March 20, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned May 6, 1968 Texas Representative 1946-78. Actor largely known for wearing an extreme amount of gold jewelry. Works include: the role of B.A. Baracus on The A-Team, Rocky III, Penitentiary 2, and Bizarre. He played for the Green Bay Packers before a knee injury knocked him out of the game. He also was a bodyguard for such stars as Muhammad Ali, Michael Jackson, and Diana Ross. New York Representative 1971-73 Wisconsin Representative 1957-59. President of Tewes Plastics, Corp 1947Commander Battery D, 129th Field Artillery Regiment 1918. Adjutant, 1st Battalion, 129th Field Artillery 1918-1919. Commander of 110th

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Ammunition Train 1919. Life-long friend of Harry Truman Astronaut. First American to ride to space on a Russian craft, March 14, 1995. Individual who served in all five branches of the military Individual who served in all five branches of the military Individual who served in all five branches of the military Individual who served in all five branches of the military Ambassador to Singapore 1980 Ambassador to Singapore 1980 Nebraska Representative 1971-79. Governor 1979-83. Presidential Elector for Nebraska 1992 Semi pro wrester 1931-35. Professional wrestler 1935-44 for the NWA. Six time heavyweight champion. Wrestled 1930-1990s Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action near Climbach, France on December 14, 1944. While riding in the lead vehicle of a task force, Thomas's car came under enemy fire. Though severely wounded, he assisted the crew in dismounting then in the setting up of antitank guns to return fire. Wyoming Representative 1989-95. Senator 1995- 2007 Part of Iwo Jima 1st flag raising Twenty-third Assistant Commandant USMC 1952-54 Execution. Shot another soldier. Philippines Under Secretary, Department of the Treasury Marine recruit who died in Ribbon Creek incident at Parris Island Founder of Wendy's restaurants Thompson, Mike California Representative 1999 February 7, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 New Jersey Representative 1955-1980. Implicated in the Abscam sting, in which FBI agents impersonating Arab businessmen offered bribes to political figures. Indicted June 18 and convicted on December 3, 1980 on bribery and conspiracy charges, sentenced to three years in prison New Jersey Representative 1955-1980. Implicated in the Abscam sting, in which FBI agents impersonating Arab businessmen offered bribes to political figures. Indicted June 18 and convicted on December 3, 1980 on bribery and conspiracy charges, sentenced to three years in prison Subject of a motion picture project dramatizing an episode of his career involving espionage in Mexico in 1941 and 1942 Baseball player. 3rd African American player in the Major Leagues. First African American to play in both the National and American Leagues. Kansas City Monarchs 1943, 1946-1948, St. Louis Browns 1947, and the New York Giants 1949-1956. Helicopter pilot during Vietnam who observed, tried to stop, then later reported the My Lai Massacre on March 16, 1968. Fought Navy Admirals over expenses, he was nearly discharged for being mentally unfit. Marine recruit who died in Ribbon Creek incident at Parris Island Awarded Bronze Star for service with the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in Burma. Work entailed swimming into enemy held territory to make reconnaissance of landing beaches. Texas Representative 1949-63. Judge of US District Court 1963-65. Judge of US Court of Appeals 1965-78 Texas Representative 1949-63. Judge of US District Court 1963-65. Judge of US Court of Appeals 1965-78

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Pianist, arranger, and bandleader. Songs include: "Loch Lomond" and "Annie Laurie" Pianist, arranger, and bandleader. Songs include: "Loch Lomond" and "Annie Laurie" Served with USMC at Philippines 1899-1901. Commanded Marine Guard with US Diplomatic Expedition to Abyssinia 1903-04. First Prov. Regt. Marines, Cuba 1907-08. Second Prov. Regt. Marines, Santa Domingo 1917-19 Four Star General Commander, Southern Command Desert Storm Circuit Judge in South Carolina 1938-46. Governor of South Carolina 1947-51. Senator 1954-56, 1956-2003 Lt. Governor of Minnesota 1943. Governor 1943-47. Senator 1947-59 Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board 1971-74 Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board 1971-74 First officer to cross the Bridge at Remajen on March 7, 1945. (First Bridge over the Rhine River) Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Veterans Affairs Member of the 7th Cavalry Regiment involved in the No Gun Ri massacre. The village was a site of conflict between warring parties where US forces are said to have killed a number of civilians from June 26 to June 29, 1950. The circumstances around the matter as well as the number of dead is a matter of dispute. March 9, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned November 5, 1969 Dallas police officer slain by Lee Harvey Oswald following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Posthumously awarded the Medal of Valor from the National Police All of Fame 1964 Only US servicewoman captured by Germans during WWII. She was an air-evacuation nurse on a plane shot down over enemy territory. POW September 28, 1944-January 27, 1945. Repatriated through Switzerland. Ambassador to Chad 1969-72, Guinea 1972-75, Costa Rica 1974-77, Spain 1978-83, Denmark 1983-89, Argentina 1989-93 Navy Admiral and author. Served on the gunboats of the Yangtze Patrol and the South China Patrol. Books include: Caviar and Commissars: The experiences of a US Naval Officer in Stalin's Russia, Ed Heinemann, Combat Aircraft Designer, Cuise of the Lanikai: Incitement to War, and Yangtze Patrol: The US Navy in China Associate director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Longtime friend of Director J. Edgar Hoover. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on the USS Utah on December 7, 1941. During the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Tomich was Chief Watertender working in the boiler room. When the ship was torpedoed, Tomich remained below securing the boilers and seeing that the other men escaped, thus giving his life. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions on the USS Utah on December 7, 1941. During the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Tomich was Chief Watertender working in the boiler room. When the ship was torpedoed, Tomich remained below securing the boilers and seeing that the other men escaped, thus giving his life. Judge of US District Court for Northern District of Illinois 1972-74. Judge of US Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit 1974-80 Habitual writer--veteran's widow is a problem. Record placed in Vault to protect it. November 11, 1968 taken as POW in Laos. Remains returned/ recovered March 26, 1989 Ambassador to Czechoslovakia 1969-71, Yugoslavia 1971, Israel 1975-76, Soviet Union 1976-79 Ambassador to Czechoslovakia 1969-71, Yugoslavia 1971, Israel 1975-76, Soviet Union 1976-79

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Actor. Works include: Men in Black, The Larry Sanders Show, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Marie-Antoinette, and Baby Doll California Representative 1983-99 Ambassador to Sri Lanka 1979, Maldive Islands 1979 Ambassador to Sri Lanka 1979, Maldive Islands 1979 Nevada Representative 1973-75 Texas Senator 1961-85. Nominated for Secretary of Defense in 1989, but defeated amid allegations of heavy drinking and womanizing. Killed in a plane crash near Brunswick, Georgia. Texas Senator 1961-85. Nominated for Secretary of Defense in 1989, but defeated amid allegations of heavy drinking and womanizing. Killed in a plane crash near Brunswick, Georgia. Navy Admiral and Naval Aviator. Chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics 1939-42. 1913 designated by the Navy as Naval Aviator No. 3. Commander of the NC-flying boats that completed the first Transatlantic flight New York Representative 1983Vera Cruz Medal of Honor awarded for actions in 1914 at Vera Cruz. White House Staff-- Special Assistant to the President for Agricultural Trade and Weekly Comp. of Presidential Documents Actor 1930's through 1960's. Nominated nine times for Academy Awards. Won the Oscar twice, once for Captains Courageous and the other for Boys Town Ambassador to Malawi 1988-91 Michigan Representative 1974-93. Member of the Michigan State University board of trustees 1993Louisiana Representative 1973-80. Governor 1980-84 Golfer. Was introduced to the sport before he was eight years old. As a caddy, he practiced by hitting several hundred balls a session. Began playing on the PGA Tour in 1967. In 1974 he was struck by lightening which damaged his spine and back, but didn't prevent him from playing. Awarded the Hickok Belt in 1971, as well as Sports Illustrated's "Sportsman of the Year". Ex-husband of Linda Tripp, Pentagon employee who taped Monica Lewinsky talking about alleged sex affair with President Clinton June 14, 2000 charged with spying for the Soviet Union and Russia for 25 years. Allegedly sold classified material to the Russians while serving as the civilian chief of the US Army Element of the Nuremburg Joint Interrogation Center in Germany 1969-1994 Bobby Troup 314066 Enlisted SN. Musician, actor, and songwriter. Works include: Route 66, Daddy, Their Hearts Were Full of Spring, and Lemon Twist. Appeared in: MASH, Emergency!, and The Gene Krupa Story. General in the Army. Instructor at Command & General Staff School 1941-42. Chief of Staff Engineer Amphibian Command 1942-43. Commandant of Base X, Manila, Philippines 1945. Commanding General 7th Division, Korea 1953. Commanding General I Corps 1955-58. Chief of Army Research & Development Command 1958-62 Second Nicaraguan Campaign Medal of Honor awarded for action near Coco River, northern Nicaragua on April 24, 1932. While on patrol searching for a bandit group, a rifle grenade fell from its carrier and struck a rock, igniting. Truesdell, several yards away, ran forward and attempted to throw it away from the endangered patrol. It exploded in his hand. He lost his hand and sustained multiple wounds across his body , but saved the members of his patrol from serious injury and loss. Missouri Senator 1935-45; Vice President of United States 1945; 33rd President of United States 1945-53. Two members of a Puerto Rican nationalist group, Griselio Torresola and Oscar Collazo, tried to shoot their way into Blair House, temporary residence of the President, as part of an attempted assassination, November 1, 1950. Torresola and a guard, Leslie Coffelt, were killed; Collazo, wounded, was arrested,

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tried, and convicted of murder. Commanding General Northern Landing Force, North Africa 1942. Field Deputy to the Commander in Chief Allied Expeditionary Forces, North Africa 1943. Commanding General 3rd Division, Sicily-Italy 1943-44. Deputy Commanding General VI Corps, Italy 1944. Commanding General VI Corps, Italy-France 1944. Commanding General 5th Army, Italy 1944-45. Commanding General 3rd Army / Commanding General Eastern Military District 1946. Retired 1947 Lost subsequent job with War Department in Germany as Vienna Staff Monuments, Fine Art, & Archival Officer because she investigated looting by high-ranking Army officers. Actor in movies and television. Works include: The Westerner, Keeper of the Flame, The Yearling, Sands of Iwo Jima, The Crawling Eye, F Troop, Chisum, and Barquero Arkansas Representative 1977-79. Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas 1991-92. Governor 1992-96. Resigned in July of 1996 after his conviction on federal charges brought by Kenneth Starr as a result of, but not part of, the Whitewater scandal Arkansas Representative 1977-79. Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas 1991-92. Governor 1992-96. Resigned in July of 1996 after his conviction on federal charges brought by Kenneth Starr as a result of, but not part of, the Whitewater scandal Commanded the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment. July 11, 1943 led the parachute invasion of Sicily where the US ground and sea forces mistook the 504's aircraft for enemy planes. They lost 23 aircraft, had numerous casualties, and the troops were scattered over the island. August 12, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered August 13, 1968 Commander of 1st Airlift Task Force during the Berlin Airlift. Boxer. Heavyweight boxing Champion 1926-28. Actor, starred in The Fighting Marine. Elected into the World Boxing Hall of Fame 1980, the International Boxing Hall of Fame 1990, and the Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame 2001. Father of John V. Tunney Boxer. Heavyweight boxing Champion 1926-28. Actor, starred in The Fighting Marine. Elected into the World Boxing Hall of Fame 1980, the International Boxing Hall of Fame 1990, and the Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame 2001. Father of John V. Tunney California Representative 1965-71. Senator 1971-77. Son of the Boxing champion Gene Tunney Maine Representative 1961-67 Nineteenth Assistant Commandant USMC 1945-46 Navy Admiral. Director of Central Intelligence 1977-81. President of Naval War College 1972-74. Rhodes Scholar Author of Burn Before Reading: Presidents, CIA Directors, and Secret Intelligence Navy Admiral. Director of Central Intelligence 1977-81. President of Naval War College 1972-74. Rhodes Scholar Author of Burn Before Reading: Presidents, CIA Directors, and Secret Intelligence Navy radioman who evaded capture on Guam for 31 months of Japanese occupation. Navy radioman who evaded capture on Guam for 31 months of Japanese occupation. Execution. Hanged for shooting a man in France. ETO Ambassador to Bahrain 1974-76. Ambassador to Bahrain 1974-76. Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff and Air Force Chief of Staff 1950's Member of Maryland state house of delegates 1916-20; Speaker of Maryland State House of Delegates 1920; Maryland Representative 1923-27; Maryland Senator 1927-51 Development of Proximity Fuze w/ OSRD Officer who told radar operators at Pearl Harbor not to worry about the

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large number of planes seen on the scope, that they were B-17s en route to the Islands from the mainland. Veteran who sent photographs of dead Japanese soldiers in to verify claim of combat service. In the vault to protect the record USS Arizona Played professional basketball with the Denver Nuggets, 1948-49. Arizona Representative 1961-91. Lost an eye in an accident when he was a boy. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1996 Oregon Representative 1957-81 Oregon Representative 1957-81 Ambassador to Malaysia 1973 Ambassador to Malaysia 1973 Four Star General Haitian Campaign of 1915 Medal of Honor awarded for action at Fort Dipitie, Haiti October 24, 1915. Part of the 15th Company of Marines, Upshur was on his was to Fort Dipitie when they came under sudden enemy fire that continued through the night. At daybreak, Upshur commanded one of the three squads that advanced on the Fort, surprising and scattering the enemy. Executive Secretary US National Commission for UNESCO. Department of State 1964-69. Ambassador to Rwanda 1985 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Renouf, France June 14 to September 3, 1944. When his company came under heavy enemy fire, which was inflicting heavy casualties, Urban armed himself with a bazooka and destroyed two enemy tanks. His company was then able to move forward, routing the enemy. When shot in the leg, he refused evacuation and continued to lead his company until he was wounded again and evacuated to England. Upon hearing of his units losses in Normandy, he left the hospital and hitchhiked his way back to them. He was still limping, but assessing the situation, saw an unoccupied tank. A lieutenant and sergeant were killed trying to mount the tank. Urban dashed through enemy fire to mount the tank. He was then able to destroy the enemy position. In early August, he was wounded by shell fragments, but again refused evacuation. Mid-August he led a charge across open terrain and was wounded a seventh time, this time in the neck, but he refused to be evacuated until the enemy was routed. He earned 7 Purple Hearts. Security guard accused of killing eight women--three in Chicago and five in California California Representative 1953-70 Author as well as long time President and Chief Executive Officer of the Motion Picture Association of America 1966-2004. Was in the motorcade on November 22, 1963 when Kennedy was shot. Special assistant to Lyndon Johnson 1963-66. Books include: Speak Up With Confidence, Protect and Defend, A Very Human President, The Bitter Taste of Glory, and Ten Heroes and Two Heroines North Carolina Representative 1983-95 Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Actor appeared primarily in Westerns and action movies. Include: High Noon, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, For a Few Dollars More, Escape from New York, and The Big Gundown California Representative 1963-81 Judge of US Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit 1967-77

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Judge of US Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit 1967-77 Actor in movies and television. Works include: The Dick Van Dyke Show, Diagnosis: Murder, Bye Bye Birdie, Mary Poppins, What a Way to Go!, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and The Morning After. Brother of Jerry Van Dyke. Father of Barry Van Dyke. Grandfather of Carry Van Dyke. Ambassador to Sri Lanka 1972, Maldive Islands 1972. Father of Christopher Van Hollen, Jr. Ambassador to Sri Lanka 1972, Maldive Islands 1972. Father of Christopher Van Hollen, Jr. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Van Valkenburgh was Captain of the USS Arizona. WWII Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for actions during the battle of the Solomon Islands July 6, 1943. He volunteered to undertake a one-man mission to cause as much damage to enemy installations on Greenwich Island as possible. US Secretary of State 1977-80. Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1969 Federal Judge of the 5th Circuit Federal Appeals Court in Birmingham, Alabama was the victim of a mail bomb. Within days of his death, four other bombs surfaced, the investigation into the Vanpac Case, as it came to be known, was one of the most massive in history Eighteenth Commandant of the Marine Corps 1943-47. WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at the Solomon Islands August 7 to December 9, 1942. Overcame adverse conditions to lead a successful landing and holding of the Islands. December 12, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered January 23, 1989 Director of Central Intelligence Agency 1946-47. US Chief of Military Intelligence. Commanding General of Ninth Air Force. Chief of Staff of the Air Force 1948-53. Ohio Representative 1955-81 Ohio Representative 1955-81 Advisor to Col. Huynh Van Cao in the anti-guerrilla war against the Viet Cong. Became critical of what he saw as the ineptness with which the war was being prosecuted. He was forced from his advisory position. He returned to Vietnam as an official of the Agency for International Development where he served until he was killed after the battle for Kontum. Journalist of print, radio, and television. Host of: Movies in Time, History's Business, and First Tuesday February 11, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned April 17, 1969 Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for action at Dai Do, Republic of Vietnam April 30 to May 2, 1968. Despite multiple wounds sustained during the three-day battle, Vargas remained with his men, leading and encouraging them. May 2, 1970 taken as POW in Cambodia. Remains returned/ recovered April 27, 1989 District Engineer in Philadelphia 1940-43. Commanding General United Kingdom Base Section 1944-45. Commanding General Bremen Post Command 1945 Liaison Officer Truman-Mead Commission 1944. Military Aide to the Vice-President 1945. Military Aide to the President 1945-53. Retired 1953 One time owner of three different baseball teams, the Indians, Browns, and White Sox as well as some minor teams. Energetic and innovative, his teams broke attendance records by winning pennants, offering outrageous door prizes and ingenious promotional schemes. He introduced to baseball a midget player, fireworks, and player names on the back of their uniforms. He signed the American League's first black player, Larry Doby in 1947, and the oldest rookie at 42, Satchel Paige in 1948. He was a civil rights activist, deeply

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Capt Versace and the assault force he was accompanying were caught in an ambush and overrun. Though severely wounded, he tried to resist capture. He was a POW from October 1963 to September 1965. He assumed command of his fellow American prisoners and organized escape attempts. He resisted enemy interrogation and indoctrination efforts and inspired his fellow prisoners to do the same. The last they heard of him, he was singing "God Bless America" at the top of his lungs from his isolation box. The Viet Cong, unable to break his will, executed him. Versace was awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously. General. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 1982-85 Director General of the Foreign Service Holder of nine Purple Hearts and at least one of every other gallantry award except Medal of Honor Author and screenwriter. Works include: White Hunter Black Heart, The African Queen, Saboteur, The Sun Also Rises, and The Old Man and the Sea Ambassador to Tanzania 1979, Jordan 1981 Pennsylvania Representative 1965-77 Kentucky Representative 1937-45 Kentucky Representative 1924-29, 1931-38. Judge of US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit 1938-43. US Secretary of the Treasury 1945-46. Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court 1946-53 Singer. Songs include: "Roses are Red", "Blue Velvet", "There! I've Said It Again", and "Sealed With a Kiss" Korea Medal of Honor awarded posthumously for action at Hill 749, Korea September 15-16, 1951. Volunteered to defend an isolated machine gun position, engaging in hand-to-hand combat, firing his weapon-over 1,000 rounds in three hours, repeatedly braved heavy shellfire to replenish his ammunition supply, and manned a machine gun until he fell mortally wounded. The next morning, almost 200 enemy dead were in the area he had defended. Missouri Representative 1977-97 Massachusetts Governor 1961-63, 1965-69. Secretary of Transportation 1969-73. Ambassador to Italy 1973-77 Captured by North Koreans on May 17, 1963 at the 38th Parallel and held as POW for 1 year as internee and tortured. Released May 16, 1964 and returned to US Military control Died in crash during Berlin Airlift Member of the "Von Trapp Family Singers" who escaped Nazi occupied Austria as depicted in The Sound of Music. Member of the "Von Trapp Family Singers" who escaped Nazi occupied Austria as depicted in The Sound of Music. Assistant Secretary of Defense Author. Works include: Slaughterhouse 5 (written about his time as a POW when Dresden, Germany was bombed), Cat's Cradle, and Breakfast of Champions. Founder and leader of the US Navy Blue Angels in 1946 Army General. Chief of Staff of the US Army 1987-91 Commandant of the Coast Guard 1936-46 Louisiana Representative 1961-79. Arrested in Washington DC 1976 for soliciting a policewoman posing as a prostitute.

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of General Smith who had ordered the execution of every male Filipino over the age of 10. Waller was acquitted and Smith was courtmartialled, convicted, admonished, and forced to retire. April 7, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 Wyoming Senator 1977-95 Wyoming Senator 1977-95 WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions at New Georgia August 15 and 30, 1943. August 15, Walsh was credited with the destruction of two Japanese Vals and one Zeke. On August 30, his plane had engine trouble and he was forced to land. He "borrowed" a plane and came upon Allied bombers under attack. He downed four Zekes before being shot down. He was a Fighter Ace with 21 kills. First woman volunteer in the Navy during WWI in a position other than nurse, March 21, 1917 New York Representative 1973-79 New York Representative 1973-79 Commander III Marine Amphibious Force in Vietnam (essentially all Marines in Vietnam) Commanding Officer of the USS William D. Porter which acted as an escort to the USS Iowa while carrying FDR to Tehran Conference. The ship fired a torpedo accidentally during a drill, nearly striking the Iowa. Son of Sam Walton of Wal-Mart January 3, 1970 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains recovered/ returned November 14, 1991 Former Los Angeles police officer and detective 1960-74. Author. Works include: The New Centurions, The Choirboys, The Onion Field, The Delta Star and The Blooding Virginia Representative 1953-55, 1967-83 Virginia Representative 1953-55, 1967-83 April 8, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February 12, 1973 Killed in crash of RB-50 "Raven" espionage flight over Sea of Japan, shot down by MIG-15 fighters WWII Medal of Honor awarded for action near Sigolsheim, France December 26, 1944. During an assault on a hill near Sigolsheim, France, one of his companies was halted by heavy enemy fire. Ware spent two hours reconnoitering enemy positions before leading 11 men and a tank forward to take out 4 enemy machine guns. Member of TX ANG, 111th Fighter Interceptor Squadron with President George W. Bush. Involved in media blitz of 2004 election Father of John W. Warner, Virginia Senator Secretary of the Navy 1972-74. Virginia Senator 1979- . Married to Elizabeth Taylor 1976-82 Secretary of the Navy 1972-74. Virginia Senator 1979- . Married to Elizabeth Taylor 1976-82 Secretary of the Navy 1972-74. Virginia Senator 1979- . Married to Elizabeth Taylor 1976-82 Archivist of US Chief SALT negotiator and Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Department of Defense 1966-69 Deputy Press Secretary 1969-76 Deputy Press Secretary 1969-76 Illinois Representative 1981-83. Mayor of Chicago, Illinois 1983-87. Execution. Hanged for murder in England. Shepton Mallet. ETO. Attempted suicide after shooting and killing his paramour. Died in crash during Berlin Airlift Awarded the Soldier's Medal for his actions on May 30, 1943 at Camp

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mine. To save his comrades from injury or death, he threw himself on the mine and absorbed the explosion with his body. St. Louis Radio and Television personality of the 1950's through the 1980's Army General. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 1964-70. Chief of Staff of the US Army 1962-64 Under Secretary, Department of the Interior 1973-75. Whitehouse Staff 1969-73 Under Secretary, Department of the Interior 1973-75. Whitehouse Staff 1969-73 Execution. ETO Rhodes scholar. Justice of US Supreme Court 1962-93. Professional football player for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1938 and for the Detroit Lions in 1940; led the league in rushing both years. His $15,800 salary was then the highest ever paid a player in the National Football League. Rhodes scholar. Justice of US Supreme Court 1962-93. Professional football player for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1938 and for the Detroit Lions in 1940; led the league in rushing both years. His $15,800 salary was then the highest ever paid a player in the National Football League. Execution. Hanged for rape in Sicily. NAT Astronaut. First American to make a spacewalk 1965. Died with Grissom and Chaffee in the Apollo 1 fire at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Officer who developed idea for Yank magazine, sold the idea to G. S. Marshall and become the magazine's first editor. Commanding General 2nd Armored Division (Hell on Wheels), NorthWest Europe 1945. Commandant of Cavalry School 1945-46. Deputy Commanding General 7th Army 1950-51. Chief of Staff 1st Army 1951. Commanding General X Corps 1952-53. Commanding General 4th Division 1953-55. Commander in Chief United Nations Command Korea 1955-57. Commander in Chief US Army Pacific 1957-61. Retired 1961 Execution. Hanged for rape, assault, and disobeying orders. New Guinea Texas Representative 1965-83 Texas Representative 1965-83 Ambassador to Paraguay 1977-80, El Salvador 1980 Ambassador to Paraguay 1977-80, El Salvador 1980 November 15, 1969 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned April 1, 1973 Nephew of President Lyndon Johnson Nephew of President Lyndon Johnson Accused of being the John F Kennedy "Grassy Knoll" assassin by his son. Oswald and White both traveled on the USS Bexar and White was a member of the Dallas Police Department on November 22, 1963, however, the accusation has not been proven Fourth Chief of Staff of the US Air Force 1957-61. Commanded 5th Air Force 1947. Commanded 7th Air Force 1945 US Secretary of the Army 2001-2003. Commander 1st Squadron 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Commander 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment V Corps. Involved in several scandals due to his activities and ties with Enron. One of the first African American Officers in the Navy. The Golden Thirteen. Director, Office of Telecommunications Policy 1970-74. Bureau of Budget 1966-68, White House Staff 1969-70 Deputy Secretary Department of the State Ambassador to Laos 1973-75, Thailand 1975-77, Cambodia 1956, Vietnam 1969-70, 1972-73. Successfully opposed the Disney company's proposal to build a history theme park in Prince William

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Television writer. Shows include: All in the Family, Good Times, The Jeffersons, and What's Happening. Television talk show host. Television talk show host. Execution. Hanged for rape and murder in France. ETO January 8, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remain returned August 14, 1985 Involved in the Lonetree Case: KGB infiltration of the US Embassies at Vienna and Moscow Major General of US Army Air Force. During WWII, as commander of the 1st Bombardment Division of the Eighth Air Force, planned and participated in the August 1943 raid on Schweinfurt--the center of the German ball bearing industry Baseball player. Played with the Boston Red Sox 1939-42, 1946-60. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1966. Inducted in the Fishing Hall of Fame. Baseball player. Played with the Boston Red Sox 1939-42, 1946-60. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1966. Inducted in the Fishing Hall of Fame. Baseball player. Played with the Boston Red Sox 1939-42, 1946-60. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame 1966. Inducted in the Fishing Hall of Fame. Nationwide interest in expulsion from Navy, misconduct: homosexual acts. NON PEP--Lg record with court proceedings. Ambassador to Gabon 1984-87, Sao Tome & Principe 1984-87 Chief of intelligence on General MacArthur's staff during WWII, the occupation of Japan, and the Korean war. Became a major general April 12, 1945. Member of the Military Intelligence Hall of Fame. Co-pilot with Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr when plane was destroyed Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for action at Fire Support Base Cunningham in the Quang Tri Province, Republic of Vietnam on March 3, 1969. When returning from a reconnaissance mission, his platoon came under enemy fire. He moved his squad into a blocking position against the enemy. When the two men operating a machine gun were too wounded to operate their gun, Wilson and another marine moved to take up the gun. An enemy grenade was thrown in their direction and to save his comrade, Wilson threw himself on it. Korea Medal of Honor awarded for action near Hwach'on-Myon, Korea on June 5, 1951. When his company was pinned down, he dashed forward-stopping the enemy advance and taking out their machine guns. He then led a bayonet attack until the enemy counter-attacked and his platoon was threatened with being overrun. Despite injuries, he fought and stayed until his men reached safety. California Representative 1963-81. Reprimanded by the House of Representatives in 1978 for accepting $1,000 wedding gift from a key figure in the Koreagate scandal; censured by House in 1980 for financial misconduct, no criminal charges filed. Texas Representative 1973-96. Texas Representative 1973-96. Archivist of the US Journalist CIA operative sold weapons to Libya. He was tried four separate times. Found not guilty of trying to hire a group of Cubans to kill a Libyan dissident. Found guilty of exporting guns. Sentenced to an additional 24 years in jail for conspiring to kill the federal prosecutors of his trial, six witnesses, and his ex-wife. Actor. Works include: Lamont Sanford on Sanford and Son, The Organization, Baby, I'm Back, The New Odd Couple, and Girlfriends Rhodes scholar. Director for European Defense policy and Arms Control, National Security Council 1989-91. New Mexico Representative 1998Execution. ETO

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Veterans Administration--associate Deputy Administrator Veterans Administration--associate Deputy Administrator Writer Execution. Hanged for rape, breaking and entering, and assault in France. ETO Special Assistant to the President Nicaraguan Campaign Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Guayacanas, Dominican Republic July 3, 1916. While engaged in a running fight, US troops came upon the enemy entrenched. Winans and another man, Gowin, while exposed to enemy fire, coolly returned fire on the enemy until the trenches were emptied. Nicaraguan Campaign Medal of Honor awarded for actions at Guayacanas, Dominican Republic July 3, 1916. While engaged in a running fight, US troops came upon the enemy entrenched. Winans and another man, Gowin, while exposed to enemy fire, coolly returned fire on the enemy until the trenches were emptied. POW at Colditz Castle, Germany. Son of Walter Winchell Newspaper and radio commentator. He invented the gossip column at the New York Evening Graphic. Narrated The Untouchables, a television show that lasted five years, beginning in 1959. Newspaper and radio commentator. He invented the gossip column at the New York Evening Graphic. Narrated The Untouchables, a television show that lasted five years, beginning in 1959. April 5, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered April 27, 1989 Korea Medal of Honor awarded for action near Hagaru-ri on Hill 1520 December 1, 1950. Windrich led his men up into the mountains where they came under heavy enemy fire. He led his men first to a forward position, then moved through enemy fire to get volunteers to evacuate the wounded--excluding himself. He kept fighting, even when he lost use of his legs, he continued fighting and encouraging his men until he collapsed and died in the snow. Actor and author. Works include: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, The Wacky World of Jonathan Winters, Winters' Tales: Stories and Observations for the Unusual, Cattle Call, The Shadow, The Flintstones, Animaniacs, and The Little Troll Prince Actor and author. Works include: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, The Wacky World of Jonathan Winters, Winters' Tales: Stories and Observations for the Unusual, Cattle Call, The Shadow, The Flintstones, Animaniacs, and The Little Troll Prince Major Winters of the Stephen Ambrose book and HBO Miniseries, Band of Brothers. Author of Beyond Band of Brothers: The War Memoirs of Major Dick Winters Colorado Representative 1975-87, Senator 1987-93 Commanded a Battalion of Marines at the Battle of Belleau Wood, WWI Michigan Representative 1931-57 Virginia Representative 1981Virginia Representative 1981October 8, 1966 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned February

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7, 1967 Artist. Works include: American Gothic. The Iowa state quarter features one of his designs Chief of Staff of the US Army 1910-14. Governor General of the Philippines 1921-27. Medal of Honor awarded 1898 for carrying dispatches 100 miles through hostile territory and for commanding an infantry detachment whose officers had been lost.. Participated in the last campaign against Geronimo 1986. Helped organize the Rough Riders. Fort Leonard Wood is named in his honor Marine recruit who died in Ribbon Creek incident at Parris Island Singer and entertainer Kansas Governor 1931-33. Secretary of War 1936-40 Driver of General Patton's Cadillac limousine in Germany on December 9, 1945 when a truck turned in front of the car and Patton was thrown from the back seat and into a steel partition breaking his neck. He died 12 days later. Patton reportly wouldn't allow others to blame Woodring for the accident. Ambassador to Central African Republic 1981 Mayor of Bay City, Michigan 1911-13. Michigan Representative 191315, 1921-53 Father of golfer "Tiger" Woods Actor. Works include: Bo Buchanan on One Life to Live, The Waltons, Roseanne, and Days of Our Lives Journalist. Helped to uncover the Watergate scandal with Carl Bernstein while working for The Washington Post. Author. Works include: All the President's Men, The Final Days, The Bretheren, and Wired. Won two shared Pulitzer Prizes Deputy US Negotiator for Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces at the Arms Reduction Negotiations in Geneva. Rank of Ambassador Director of Central Intelligence 1993-95. Rhodes Scholar. General Counsel to the US Senate Committee on Armed Services 1970-73. Under Secretary of the Navy 1977-79. Delegate at Large to the USSoviet Strategic Arms Reduction Talks and Nuclear and Space Arms Talks 1983-86. Ambassador to the Negotiation on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe 1989-91. Captain of the USS Cyclops when that ship disappeared on 3/4/1918 Put on trial in Russia in 1966 for the theft of an antique statue of a bear. New York Representative 1981-89 Author. Works include: The Caine Mutiny, The Winds of War, War and Remembrance, and A Hole in Texas Youngest soldier to serve in WWI and see combat. Mayor of Weatherford, Texas 1950-54. Texas Representative 195589. Speaker of the US House 1987-89. Executive Director Delaware River Basin Commission Judge of US District Court 1949-62. Judge of US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit 1962 Sergeant, Corps of Intelligence Police AEF. Died in service April 15, 1919 in Trier, Germany. Silent film actor; writer and producer of Broadway plays; author. Brother of Ralph and Frank Morgan. Died in crash during Berlin Airlift Movie director. Works include: The Love Trap, Hell's Heroes, Tom Brown of Culver, These Three, Come and Get it, Dodsworth, Dead End, Wuthering Heights, Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress, Roman Holiday, and Ben-Hur Ohio Representative 1967-93 New Hampshire Representative 1963-65, 1967-74. Senator 1974-75 New Hampshire Representative 1963-65, 1967-74. Senator 1974-75 Actor, director, and writer. Works include: Maxwell Smart in Get Smart, The Partners, Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales, and Inspector

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Gadget. Illinois Representative 1949-63, 1965-99 Illinois Representative 1949-63, 1965-99 Military Attache to Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse Tung during WWII 1944-45 Commanded, Central Command during Desert Storm April 24, 1972 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Remains returned/ recovered April 6, 1988 WWI Medal of Honor awarded for actions taken in France on October 8, 1918. When his troop misread a French-printed map and ended up behind enemy lines, they came under heavy fire. York assumed command and with seven men, charged the machine gun nest that was delivering the deadly fire on his troop. They took the nest, four officers, and 128 men. When he had received his original draft notice, he wrote on the back, "Don't want to fight" and sent it back. He is portrayed in the 1941 movie Sergeant York, starring Gary Cooper. Commandant 1986-1990 Florida Representative 1971-03 Special Representative to AFL-CIO Council. Mayor of Detroit, Michigan 1974-93. Received the Spingarn Medal 1981 Special Representative to AFL-CIO Council. Mayor of Detroit, Michigan 1974-93. Received the Spingarn Medal 1981 Operation Tailwind was a mission in Laos designed for reconnaissance, intelligence collection, and as a diversion for a larger operation to the north, Honorable Dragon. The operation received negative attention when CNN/Time reported the use of nerve gas during the operation. They were forced to retract the story when confronted to provide support for their claim. The newsgroup conducted an independent investigation and concluded it had insufficient evidence to support the report. Young, Don Alaska Representative 1973January 31, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 16, 1973 Texas Representative 1957-79 Texas Representative 1957-79 Missouri state house of representatives 1957-63. Missouri state senate 1963-77. Missouri Representative 1977-87 Army General. First president of the Army War College 1902-03. Chief of Staff of the US Army 1903-04 Illinois Representative 1973-75 One of the six soldiers tasked by Washington to go to France and select the Unknown Soldier. He chose the body on October 24, 1921. Vietnam Medal of Honor awarded for actions in the Republic of Vietnam on February 19, 1968. While on a reconnaissance patrol, Zabitosky's patrol came under intense enemy fire. He called for extraction and positioned his men in a tight defense until the helicopters could arrive. Once loaded, he delivered fire on the enemy from the door of the helicopter, but was thrown out when the helicopter spun out of control and crashed. Upon recovering consciousness, he tried to pull people out of the craft until driven back by the intense heat of the fire. He carried the pilot through enemy fire to another helicopter despite burns and crushed ribs. Wisconsin Representative 1949-83 Organized, trained, and led the 517th Parachute Infantry Regiment. Deputy Commanding General, Field Force and Assistant Division Commander of the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam 1964-66. Commanding General of the 101st Airborne Division and XXIV Corps 1968-70. Commander Third US Army 1972-73. Commanding General Allied Land Forces Southeast Europe, Turkey 1973 Former POW shown on CBS coverage of Nagano Winter Olympics, 1998, meeting a former guard of his POW camp

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WWII Medal of Honor awarded for actions as pilot of B-17 June 16, 1943. Zeamer and his crew volunteered for a photographic mapping mission of Buka, Solomon Islands. During their mission, they observed about twenty enemy fighters--many taking off. They completed their mission, but the enemy attacked them. Zeamer was severely injured, but refused aid until he could maneuver the plane away from the enemy. The fight lasted over 40 minutes during which time 5 enemy planes were shot down. Ambassador- Office for Micronesian Status Negotiations. Department of the Interior 1976-77 New York Representative 1975-83 New York Representative 1975-83 February 8, 1968 taken as POW in South Vietnam. Returned March 5, 1973 Actor. Works include: 77 Sunset Strip, The F.B.I., Maverick, Harlow, Wait Until Dark, Babylon 5, and Batman: The Animated Series. Member of the PT 109 crew skippered by John F. Kennedy when it was struck by a Japanese destroyer and sunk. Mayor of Omaha, Nebraska 1973-76. Senator 1976-87 Youngest officer to be promoted to rear admiral, age 44. Commander of US Naval Forces during the Vietnam War 1968-70. At 49, he became the youngest four-star admiral in US history as well as youngest man to serve as Chief of Naval Operations. He initiated a wide range of reforms in the Navy. Time Magazine hailed him as "the Navy's most popular leader since World War II." Vice-Chairman and later Chairman of the National Marrow Donor Program 1987-95. Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom 1998. Youngest officer to be promoted to rear admiral, age 44. Commander of US Naval Forces during the Vietnam War 1968-70. At 49, he became the youngest four-star admiral in US history as well as youngest man to serve as Chief of Naval Operations. He initiated a wide range of reforms in the Navy. Time Magazine hailed him as "the Navy's most popular leader since World War II." Vice-Chairman and later Chairman of the National Marrow Donor Program 1987-95. Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom 1998.