Valor
Alumni who have been presented the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest award for gallantry, and alumni who have been presented the second highest national award for valor, The Distinguished Service Cross, The Navy Cross or the Air Force Cross are eligible.
Having achieved the highest recognition a nation can bestow, it is appropriate that all alumni who have been so honored be also recognized in the NMMI Alumni Hall of Fame.
Civilians in any department or agency of the U. S. Government may also qualify for the Hall of Fame in this category if they have been recognized for distinguishing themselves conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of their lives above and beyond the call of duty while engaged in combat against an enemy of the United States.
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2019
Mr. Stuart J. Harrell 1964 HS-1966 JC
2007
Mr. John H. Crocker, Jr. 1942 JC
2005
COL Harry Ainsworth Clark, Jr., USA (Ret) 1936 JC
2004
SSG Dan Trahey, Jr., USA 1941 JC
1996
Mr. Elmer R. Haslett 1914 JC
1995
TSgt Charles Bussey, USA 1934 HS
1994
MG Everett Selden Simpson, AUS (Ret) 1934 JC
1993
LtCol James Gilbert Percy, USMC (Ret) 1941 JC
LT Dexter Walden Smith, Sr., USN 1941 JC
1992
Mr. James C. Gerhart 1937 JC
COL William Edward Lobit, USA (Ret) 1930 JC
1991
LTG Julian J. Ewell, USA (Ret) 1932 HS
CPT John Porter Pryor, USA 1912 JC
1990
LTC John William Summers, USA 1936 JC
Lt Col Max Reid Wiecks, USAFR (Ret) 1934 JC
1989
LTC John L. Nichols, Sr., USA (Ret) 1942 JC
CPT George Peuris Whittington, Jr., USA 1934 JC
1988
1LT Robert C. L. Fergusson, USA 1962 HS
1987
1LT Tracy R. Stains, USA 1909 JC
1986
LTC John C. Morgan, USAFR (Ret) 1932 HS * Medal of Honor
LTC Terry D. Allen, Jr., USA 1948 JC
LTC Thomas D. Harrison, USA 1939 JC
1LT Edward Junker, Jr., USA 1934 HS
LTC Warren A. Minton, USA (Ret) 1938 JC
