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Dwight Deter
As a POW en route to Japan on the “Hell Ship” ARISAN MARU, Dwight Deter died with nearly 1,800 of his comrades when the U.S.S.…
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John Diehl
A total of 5 Medals of Honor and 56 Distinguished Service Crosses, among numerous other awards, were awarded for the August 1, 1943 low-level bombing…
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Robert Dixon
After graduating from Dartmouth, Robert Dixon enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force before the U.S. entered World War II, and transferred to the U.S.…
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Edgar Doleman
Edgar Doleman graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Class of 1933. He retired in 1968 as a U.S. Army Lieutenant General.
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Chester Dotson
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Robert Downs
It is generally believed that Robert Downs was the first American to lead a combat patrol into Germany during World War II.
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Francis Dubisher
Francis Dubisher entered World War II service as a pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Force, logging more than 800 hours before transferring to the…
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William Dunham
During World War II, William Dunham became a U.S. Army Air Forces TRIPLE ACE, credited with shooting down 16 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. After…
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James Dupas
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William Dyess
After the action that earned him his first Distinguished Service Cross, William Dyess was taken by the Japanese as a Prisoner of War after the…
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Glenn Eagleston
Before the mission that earned him the Distinguished Service Cross for shooting down three aircraft in a single mission, Glen Eagleston was already a DOUBLE…
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Frederick Eaton
Frederick Eaton received a Silver Star for actions during the first American counteroffensive in the Pacific in April 1942, a week before the Doolittle Raid…
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