Battaglia, Marine Corps, 2nd Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman Kristin Beck, Former Trans woman and former member of SEAL Team Six Roy Benavidez, Vietnam war, five Purple Hearts received Joe Beyrle, American soldier that served with both the United States Army and the Soviet Red Army Rocky Bleier, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers Dan Blocker, actor Paul Boesch, wrestler and wrestling promoter Pappy Boyington, Marine Corps pilot Charles Bronson, actor Jesse L. Brown, Naval Pilot J. Herbert Burke, U.S. Representative from Florida Alwyn Cashe Mel Casas, artist Joseph Newton Chandler III, Army, WWII, better known for being an identity thief John A. Chapman, Medal of Honor Llewellyn Chilson, Army, 3 awards David Christian, Army, 7 awards Wesley Clark, former SACEUR Max Cleland, U.S. Senator from Georgia Frank Coker, American football player Cordelia E. Cook, first woman recipient of the Bronze Star Medal and the Purple Heart Emma Cope, Former Welsh soldier, Llys Cadwyn war veteran Dan Crenshaw, U.S. Representative from Texas and former Navy SEAL Steponas Darius, aviator Ray Davis, Marine Corps general Sammy L. Davis, Medal of Honor, Army, 2 awards DuWayne Deitz, American football player and coach Ralph E. Dias, USMC, Medal of Honor recipient Danny Dietz Navy SEAL in Operation Red Wings Bob Dole, Army, 2 awards, former U.S. Senator and Republican presidential candidate Desmond Doss, WWII, Medal of Honor Tammy Duckworth, U.S. Senator from Illinois Donnie Dunagan, actor Charles Durning, actor Dale Dye, actor W. D. Ehrhart, poet and writer Joe Ellis, Marine Corps, Vietnam war Thomas Fitzpatrick, US Marine/Army soldier, "Late Night Flight" pilot John Ford, director Samuel Fuller, director James Garner, actor, 2 awards James M. Gavin, Army Lt. General Salvatore Giunta, Medal of Honor, Army in Afghanistan war Calvin L. Graham, USN, WWII, youngest Purple Heart recipient, 12 years old Harold J. Greene, Army general Eric Greitens, Navy SEAL, author and former governor of Missouri Bo Gritz, conservative political activist Gary Gordon, former member of Delta Force. Medal of Honor recipient David Hackworth, Army, writer, 8 awards MJ Hegar, Air Force helicopter pilot, Texas U.S. Senate candidate Joe Haldeman, writer Carlos Hathcock, Marine Corps sniper Riley Howell, student, killed while stopping the UNC-Charlotte shooting Daniel Inouye, U.S. Senator from Hawaii, Medal of Honor, WWII Raymond Jacobs, Marine Corps, flag raiser at Iwo Jima Russell Johnson, actor James Jones, writer John F. Kennedy, Navy, WWII, former U.S. Representative and U.S. Senator from Massachusetts and 35th