• Air Force:
  • Col. Frank Kurtz (1946), most-decorated World War II Air Force pilot
  • Brig. Gen. Walter Putnam (1963), Air Force leader and war hero
  • Maj. Gen. James B. Tipton (1969), U.S.A.F. (retired)
  • Russell A. Rourke (1987), Secretary of the Air Force
  • Spence ``Sam" L. Armstrong (1989), Air Force Systems Command
  • Gen. Merrill A. McPeak (1989), Commander of U.S. Air Forces in the Pacific
  • Major Gen. Richard B. Goetz, Jr. (1991), U. S. Air Force
  • Major General Richard B. Goetze (1993), Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans, USAF
  • Brig. General Robert L. Cardenas (1995), Air Force commander and record-setting test pilot
• Army:
  • Capt. Maurice L. Britt (1946), second most-decorated soldier of World War II
  • Lt. Col. Cecil H. Davidson (1946), World War II Director: Manila Port operations
  • Maj. Gen. James E. Fechet (1946), former Chief: U.S. Army Air Corps
  • Maj. Gen. Charles Harris, Jr. (1946), World War II ordinance expert
  • Gen. C. C. Hillman (1946), World War II Surgeon
  • Lt. Gen. Dan I. Sultan (1946), first Army man to receive four distinguished service medals
  • Sgt. Forrest L. Vosley (1946), recipient of Congressional Medal of Honor
  • Maj. Gen. John M. Willis (1946), Army medical leader
  • Lt. Gen. William Crittenberger (1950), World War II field general
  • Gen. John K. Cannon (1952), highest military leader in Sigma Chi
  • Maj. Joseph A. Le Prince (1955), sanitation expert in Panama Canal
  • Samuel I. Parker (1955), World War I hero
  • Gen. Dwight Beach (1969), Commandant: U.S. Army in the Pacific
  • Lt. Gen George I. Forsythe (1973), U.S. Army
  • Maj. Gen. J. Milner Roberts (1973), Chief: U.S. Army Reserves
  • Lt. Gen. Donn Pepke (1975), Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army Forces Command
  • Maj. Gen. Lloyd B. Ramsey (1977), Provost Marshall: U.S. Army
  • Maj. Gen. George Wallace II (1979), Chief of Staff: 5th U.S. Army
  • Ernest C. Hardin, Jr. (1985), Lt. General (retired)
  • Lt. Gen Gerald T. Bartlett (1991), Commanding General, 4th infantry division
  • General Jerry M. Bunyard (1991), Army general
  • Major Gen. Paul E. Funk (1991), Commanding General: 3rd Armored Division
• Marine Corps:
  • Lt. Gen. Gerald C. Thomas (1946), Assistant Commander: U.S. Marines
  • Lt. Gen. Keller E. Rockey (1948), Commander: 5th Marine Division
  • Lt. Gen. Donn J. Robertson (1971), USMC (Vietnam)
  • Lt. Gen. Foster C. LaHue (1973), Chief of Staff: U.S. Marine Corps
  • Brig. Gen. John R. DeBarr (1977), Judge Advocate: U.S. Marine Corps
  • Gen. Thomas R. Morgan (1987), Commandant: U.S. Marine Corps
  • Major Gen. James M. ``Mike" Myatt (1991), Commanding General: 1st Marine Division, youngest man in marine history to achieve rank of general
• Navy:
  • Admiral Adolphus Andrews (1939), naval aide to Presidents Harding and Coolidge
  • Charles P. Snyder (1939), past President: Naval War College
  • Adm. Alexander Van Keuren (1946), war-time Chief: Bureau of Whips
  • Rear Adm. Robert D. Workman (1946), Chief: Navy Chaplains
  • Powell M. Rhea (1955), Rear Admiral in U.S. Navy
  • Bob O. Mathews (1981), Rear Admiral: U.S. Navy
  • Thomas W. McKean (1983), Commanding Officer: Naval Regional Dental Center
  • Glenwood C. Clark(1989), Vice-Admiral: U.S. Navy

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