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Leon Vance
Leon Vance graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Class of 1939. He survived his Medal of Honor action, his second combat mission,…
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Leon Johnson
Leon Johnson graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Class of 1926. He was one of five men (and one of only two…
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Leonard Wood
The Engineer Army Post in Missouri is named for General Leonard Wood, who had a distinguished career in the Spanish-American War and the Philippines. From…
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Leonard Funk
Leonard Funk was the most decorated paratrooper of World War II, earning the Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star, and three Purple Hearts, in…
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Leonard Chadwick
After being discharged from service Leonard Chadwick moved to Boston, MA where he sold insurance and worked in the morocco leather industry. In 1923 he…
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Kazuo Otani
Only one Medal of Honor was presented to a Japanese-American soldier during World War II, despite the fact that these soldiers, despite intense prejudice at…
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Keith Ware
Drafted in 1941, following an O.C.S. commission Keith Ware earned the Medal of Honor and rose to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel In World War…
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Kenneth Walsh
Ken Walsh became the first ACE in the F4U Corsair, and was a QUADRUPLE ACE in World War II, credited with TWENTY-ONE aerial victories, plus…
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Kenneth Bailey
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Kenneth Gruennert
Kenneth Gruennert entered active duty in the U.S. Army from the Wisconsin National Guard.
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Kenneth Stumpf
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Kenneth Olson
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