Des Moines, Iowa, 405th Fighter Group, flew over 117 missions over enemy territory, Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Leaf Cluster, Air medal with 21 Oak Leaf Clusters, purple heart, Silver Star, shot down near Dortmund, Germany, and killed after capture by SS Officer on March 25, 1945 [War Department]. Mary E. Blanshard (Hall), British-born, saboteur, spy. Engaged in work with French Resistance. Gabriel Brunet de Sairigné, French colonel who participated with the Free French Forces to the East African campaign (in Eritrea and Syria), the Tunisia Campaign, the Allied invasion of Sicily, the Operation Dragoon and the campaign of Alsace. Phil H. Bucklew, US naval officer; "Father of American Naval Special Warfare". Frederick Walker Castle, U.S. Army Air Forces general and posthumous recipient of the Medal of Honor Peter Churchill. Special Operations Executive officer in French section. Jacques Cousteau, aqualung inventor, diver and underwater film maker. Ève Curie, Author, war correspondent, lieutenant in the 1st Armored Division, "First Lady of UNICEF" Lionel Guy D'Artois, Canadian Army officer and SOE agent; awarded the Croix de Guerre for service with the Interior French Forces in occupied France. Philippe Daudy, journalist and novelist. Avery Dulles, S.J., awarded the Croix de Guerre for his liaison work with the French Navy. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander during the liberation of France. Frantz Fanon, awarded the Croix de Guerre by Raoul Salan for service in the French Free Forces in North Africa and Alsace. Carl Gustav Fleischer, Norwegian general, who won the first major victory against the German Axis forces. Stephen Galatti, Director of AFS, American Field Service Laure Gatet, French biochemist and a spy for the French Resistance. Francis Grevemberg, United States lieutenant colonel, later superintendent of Louisiana's state police. William Grover-Williams, Grand Prix driver and network organiser in the French section of the SOE Thomas "Loel" Guinness, Group Captain and pilot Tony Halik Polish pilot in RAF; after being the only Polish/RAF pilot shot down over France, he joined the French resistance. Virginia Hall American spy who operated in occupied France. The Gestapo considered her "the most dangerous of all Allied spies". Awarded the Croix de Guerre avec Palme. Bob Hoover, Army Air Corps pilot and USAF test pilot John Howard, awarded the Croix de Guerre in 1944 for his valor. When his ship struck a mine off the French coast, killing the captain, Howard took over command and fought valiantly to save