BROTHERS IN the military
A
| Col. Thomas D. Akers (Missouri S&T) Former astronaut |
B
| Maj. Gregory “Pappy” Boyington (Washington) Medal of Honor recipient |
| Lt. Gen. Richard “Tex” Brown (Texas Christian) Assistant Vice Chief of Staff USAF |
C
| Lt. Gen. Donald Campbell (Kansas State) Former commanding General U.S. Army Europe |
| Gen. Bruce C. Clarke (Tennessee) Former commander Continental Army Command |
| Lt. Gen. John B. Conaway (Evansville) Former commanding General of the National Guard |
D
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Adm. Philip S. Davidson (Culver-Stockton) |
| Col. Charles B. DeBellevue (Southwestern Louisiana) Flying “Ace” in Vietnam, Air Force Cross |
| Gen. Russell Dougherty (Louisville) Former commander in chief of the Strategic Air Command |
| Gen. James H. Doolittle (California-Berkeley) Medal of Honor recipient |
E
| Lt. Gen. James Elles (Alabama/West Point) Former commanding General 3rd Army |
F
| Lt. Gen. Vern M. Findley II (Arizona State) Vice commander, Air Mobility Command USAF |
H
| Lt. Gen. Thomas Healy Jr. (Massachusetts/West Point) Former commandant of the Army War College |
| Gen. William Hobbins (Colorado) Former commander, U.S. Air Forces Europe |
I
| Lt. Gen. William E. Ingram Jr. (North Carolina State) Former director of the Army National Guard |
| Gen. Andrew P. Iosue (Massachusetts) Former commander of the Air Training Command |
L
| Lt. Gen. William Lawton (WPI/West Point) Former comptroller of the U.S. Army |
| Rear Adm. Theodore C. Lonnquest (Dartmouth) Formerly in charge of Bureau of Aeronautics |
| Maj. Gen. Royal B. Lord (Brown) Former chairman of World War Development Corporation and deputy chief of staff for Gen. Dwight W. Eisenhower |
| Rear Adm. William M. Lukash (Michigan State) Personal physician to four U.S. presidents |
M
| Vice Adm. Walter B. Massenburg (Washington & Jefferson) Former commander of Naval Air Systems Command |
| Maj. Gen. James M. McDonald (Tennessee-Chattanooga) Former commanding General U.S. Army Cadet Command |
| Col. Richard Henry McDow (Alabama) Former POW, 5 Distinguished Flying Crosses |
| Gen. Montgomery Meigs (Colgate/West Point) Former commanding general of the 7th Army |
| Gen. Frank Mildren (Nevada-Reno) Former commander, Allied Land Forces Southeast Europe |
| Maj. Gen. Luther D. Miller (Thiel) Former chief of chaplains, U.S. Army |
N
| Vice Adm. John Harris Nicholson (Nevada-Reno/Naval Academy) Former deputy director, Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff. |
O
| Lt. Gen. David Ott (Auburn/West Point) Former commander of VII Corps |
P
| Maj. Gen. Roy H. Parker (William Jewell) Former chief of chaplains, U.S. Army |
| Lt. Gen. Ken Peck (San Diego State) Commander of Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center |
R
| Cpt. Richard N. Richards (Missouri) Former astronaut |
| Vice Adm. Murrey L. Royar (California-Berkeley) Formerly in charge of U.S. Navy Supply Corps |
S
|
Gen. Chance Saltzman (Boston) |
| Brig. Gen. William Seawell (Arkansas/West Point) Formerly commandant of Cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy; Chairman/CEO of Pan American World Airways |
| Lt. Gen. Carl Smith (Franklin & Marshall) Assistant vice chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force |
T
| Capt. Larry Taylor (Tennessee-Knoxville) Recipient of the Medal of Honor, Silver Star, 43 Air Medals, a Bronze Star, and two Distinguished Flying Crosses |
U
| Maj. Gen. R. Martin Umbarger (Evansville) Former adjutant general Indiana National Guard |
W
| Col. Terrence W. Wilcutt (Western Kentucky) Former astronaut |
