List of World War II veterans

Australia
*John Gorton, served in RAAF, became Prime Minister of Australia in later life
*Leo McKern, actor, Australian Army
*Bruce Ruxton
*Gough Whitlam, served in RAAF, became Prime Minister of Australia in later life
* Served as a Spitfire reconassaince pilot in the RAAF, later become a notable Australian actor

Canada
*Edwin Alonzo Boyd, bank robber
*Gordon Dailley, hockey player, Canadian Army
*James Doohan, actor, Canadian Army, Artillery Officer, D-Day and Normandy
*Paul Martineau, politician, lawyer, and judge, RCAF
*Leslie Nielsen, actor, RCAF

China
*Chiang Kai-Shek, Chinese Generalissimo later become the founder of Republic of China on Taiwan after Chinese civil war
*Deng Xiaoping, China head of state in 1980, embraced open door policy.
*Mao Zedong, Creator of People's Republic of China.
*Zhou Enlai, Important figure for the Ping-Pong diplomacy during the Sino-Soviet Split

Finland
*Mauno Koivisto, President of Finland 1982-1994
*Väinö Linna, Author of The Unknown Soldier and Under the North Star among the others.

France
*Pierre Boulle, author Bridge on the River Kwai
*Jacques Chaban-Delmas, Prime Minister of France, 1969-1972
*Bernard Fall, author
*Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, President of France 1974-1981
*Marcel Marceau, entertainer, Free French Forces
*Pierre Messmer, Prime Minister of France, 1972-1974
*François Mitterrand, President of France 1981-1995
*Georges Pompidou, President of France 1969-1974
*Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, aviator, author Le Petit Prince

India
* Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, Chief of Indian Army during the Second Indo-Pak War.
* Capt. Lakshmi Sehgal, Chief of the Rani of Jhansi Brigade of the Indian National Army in the Second World War. Presidential Candidate in 2002 Indian Presidential elections.

Japan
*Sakae Oba, leader of last organized force of Imperial Japanese Army; surrendered on December 1, 1945.
*Hiroo Onoda, one of the last Japanese soldiers to surrender (1976)
*Toshiro Mifune, actor, Imperial Japanese Air Force, Aerial Photography unit
*Akio Morita, founder of the Sony Corporation
*Yasuhiro Nakasone, former prime minister
*Saburo Sakai, top Japanese fighter ace

The Netherlands
* Prince Bernhard of Lippe prince-consort
* Piet de Jong Former Dutch prime minister, submarine commander in WWII

New Zealand
* Bernard Freyberg, 1st Baron Freyberg VC, GCMG, KCB, KBE, DSO, commander of the New Zealand Army Expeditionary Force
* Charles Upham, two time winner of the Victoria Cross

Norway
*Jo Benkow, politician
*Willy Brandt, politician
*Trygve Bratteli, politician
*Einar Gerhardsen, politician
*Olav V, king

Poland
*Wojciech Jaruzelski, post-war Polish Prime Minister and President
*, science fiction writer
*General Stanislaw Maczek
*General , commander of Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade.

Puerto Rico

*Staff Sgt. Modesto Cartagena, U.S. Army, most decorated Hispanic in history.
*Tech4 Carmen Contreras-Bozak, WAC's, became the first Hispanic woman to serve in the Women's Army Corps as an interpreter and in numerous administrative capacities.
*Major General Juan César Cordero Dávila, U.S. Army, commanding officer of the 65th Infantry Regiment during the World War II becoming one of the highest ranking ethnic officers in the Army..
*Lieutenant General Pedro Del Valle, U.S. Marine Corps, first Hispanic three-star Marine general who played an instrumental role in the defeat of the Japanese forces in World War II.
*2nd Lt. Carmen Dumler, WAC's, one of the first Puerto Rican women Army officers.
*Rear Admiral Edmund Ernest García, U.S. Navy, During World War II he was commander of the Destroyer USS Sloat and saw action in the invasions of Africa, Sicily, and France.
*Brigadier General , USAF, World War II hero, recipient of 5 Distinguished Flying Cross's and founder of the Puerto Rico Air National Guard.
*Col. Virgil R. Miller, U.S. Army, Regimental Commander of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team in World War II, the most decorated unit in U.S. military history and the rescue of the Lost Battalion of Texas.
*Capt. Marion Frederic Ramírez de Arellano, U.S. Navy, was the first Hispanic submarine commander. He was awarded two Silver Stars and a Bronze Star for his actions against the Japanese Imperial Navy during World War II.
*Sylvia Rexach, singer, composer
*Rear Admiral Frederick Lois Riefkohl, U.S. Navy, was the first Puerto Rican to graduate from the United States Naval Academy and the first to be awarded the Navy Cross.

Soviet Union
*Hovhannes Bagramyan, Marshal of the Soviet Union
*Leonid Brezhnev, Cold War Soviet leader.
*Alexander Isayevich Solzhenitsyn, author, Nobel Prize for Literature, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich.
*Vasily Grigoryevich Zaitsev, top Soviet sniper, around 400 kills.

United Kingdom
*Richard Attenborough, actor and director, Royal Air Force
*Michael Aldridge, actor best known as Seymour Utterthwaite in Last of the Summer Wine, joined the RAF a few days after war broke out in 1939.
*Douglas Bader, World War II hero, fighter pilot, Group Captain, fought in Battle of Britain despite having lost both legs in a pre-war flying accident
*Tony Benn, politician, Royal Air Force, pilot.
*Dirk Bogarde, actor, British Army, Captain, primarily an intelligence officer, was one of the first Allied officers to reach the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp which left him with a life-long hostility towards Germany
*Richard Burton, actor, Royal Air Force Officer, served as a navigator
*Roger Bushell, Squadron Leader RAF pilot who organized and led the famous 'great escape' from the Nazi prisoner of war camp, Stalag Luft III.
*James Callaghan, Labour Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1976 to 1979, Lieutenant in Royal Navy
*Ian Carmichael, actor, British Army
*Jack Churchill, Lieutenant Colonel, DSO and Bar, MC and Bar, eccentric war hero, nicknamed "Fighting Jack Churchill", fought throughout World War II armed with a sword.
*Arthur C. Clarke, author 2001: A Space Odyssey, RAF
*James Clavell, author Shogun, Royal Artillery, POW
*Harry H. Corbett, actor, famous for Steptoe and Son, Royal Marines
*Noel Coward, actor, writer, composer, wit, Secret Intelligence Service, MI5
*Peter Cushing, actor, British Army, ENSA
*Roald Dahl, author, RAF, Hurricane pilot
*Stephen Dodgson, composer, Royal Navy
*Roy Dotrice, actor, RAF
*Hugh Dowding, Air Chief Marshal, RAF Commander during Battle of Britain
*Clive Dunn, actor, famous for playing Lance Corporal Jones in Dad's Army, British Army, was a prisoner of war
*Anthony Eden, British politician, Foreign Secretary during World War II and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1955 to 1957, served briefly as a Major in British Army, before returing to Churchill's government.
*Denholm Elliott, actor, Royal Air Force, shot down over Germany in 1942 and spent rest of the war as a P.O.W..
*Queen Elizabeth II, Second Subaltern in Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service
*Ian Fleming, James Bond creator, Commander in Naval Intelligence
*George MacDonald Fraser, author/screenwriter, officer in The Border Regiment, Burma
*Major-General John Dutton Frost, British airborne officer, leader of the small group of airborne forces that actually got to Arnhem bridge (Operation Market Garden), served with distinction in many airborne operations until he was injured at Arnhem.
*George Formby, actor, comedian and singer, ENSA served in Europe (1939-1940, 1944-1945) and North Africa (1941-1943)
*John Gardner, author, Royal Marines
*Wing Commander Guy Gibson, VC, the first CO of the RAF's 617 Squadron, in which he led in the famous "Dam Busters" raid (Operation Chastise)
*Sir John Gielgud, actor, London Fire Watch Warden, he expected to serve in regular forces, but an exemption from military service was obtained for him by his theatrical agency without his consent or knowledge, therefore could not serve in the regular forces
*Stewart Granger, actor, British Army 1939-1942, invalided out
*Sir Alec Guinness, actor, Royal Navy, commanded landing craft during invasion of Sicily
*Joyce Grenfell, actress, comedienne and singer-songwriter, ENSA toured India, North Africa and Middle East
*Tony Hancock, comic actor, RAF Regiment
*Rex Harrison, actor, Flight Lieutenant in Royal Air Force
*Edward Heath, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1970-1974) and leader of the Conservative Party (1965-1975), Lieutenant-Colonel in Royal Artillery
*James Herriot, pen name of James Alfred Wight, veterinarian and author, RAF
*Lieutenant-General Sir Brian Horrocks, charismatic senior British Army officer, was commander of XXX Corps in Operation Market Garden and other operations during World War II
*Trevor Howard, actor, Second Lieutenant, British Army
*Nigel Patrick, actor, Lieutenant-Colonel in Infantry
*Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the husband and consort of Queen Elizabeth II, Royal Navy Officer served throughout the war (1939-1946), and was present in Tokyo harbour when Japan surrendered.
*Frankie Howerd, comedian and comic actor, British Army
*Bryan Forbes, actor and director
*Hattie Jacques, Carry On actress, Nurse with Red Cross
*Sid James, Carry On actor, Lieutenant, South African Army
*Johnnie Johnson, Air Vice Marshal, fighter pilot, Royal Air Force, was the British flying ace with the most "kills" during the war.
*James Harry Lacey, nicknamed 'Ginger' Lacey Squadron Leader, fighter pilot, Royal Air Force, the top scoring RAF pilot during the Battle of Britain
*Christopher Lee, actor, RAF, Intelligence Officer
*Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein,senior British Army officer, successfully commanded Allied forces at the Battle of El Alamein, a major turning point in World War II,was a prominent commander in Italy and North-West Europe, where he was in command of all Allied ground forces during Operation Overlord until after the Battle of Normandy.
*Sir Gerald William Lathbury, Senior British Army commander
*Vivien Leigh, actress, ENSA toured North Africa in 1943
*John Le Mesurier, actor, famous for playing Sergeant Wilson in Dad's Army, Captain, Royal Armoured Corps
*Desmond Llewelyn, actor famous for playing Q in the James Bond films, British Army Officer
*Arthur Lowe, actor, famous for playing Captain Mainwaring in Dad's Army, Sergeant-Major, British Army
*Humphrey Lyttelton, jazz musician and radio presenter, British Army Officer
*Spike Milligan, comedian, writer, artist, musician, humanitarian, poet, 56th Heavy Regiment Royal Artillery, D Battery.
*Sir John Mills, actor, Second Lieutenant in Royal Artillery
*Harry Andrews, actor, Major in Royal Artillery
*Jack Hawkins, actor, Royal Welch Fusiliers
*Patrick Moore, astronomer, RAF navigator
*Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, Senior Royal Navy Commander
*James Robertson Justice, actor, fought in the Spanish Civil War, on the Republican side and served as a sailor in the Royal Navy
*David Niven, actor, Lieutenant-Colonel
*Sir Laurence Olivier, actor and director, secret agent with Special Operations Executive (1940-1941 in America) and later Lieutenant in the Fleet Air Arm as pilot
*Clyde Pangborn, pioneer aviator, RAF transport
*Donald Pleasance, actor, Royal Air Force, shot down and was tortured by the S.S.
*Anthony Quayle, Army Officer, later joined the Special Operations Executive and served in Albania.
*Bertram Ramsay, Admiral, Royal Navy Commander, responsible for the Dunkirk evacuation and played a major part in planning the D-Day invasion
*Michael Redgrave, actor Royal Navy
*Sir Ralph Richardson, actor, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Lieutenant-Commander
*Major Patrick Reid, British Army Officer, was one of the lucky few to successfully escape Colditz Castle
*Paul Scofield, actor, ENSA
*Harry Secombe, comedian, actor, singer, British Army, served in North Africa
*Peter Sellers, comedian and actor, RAF gained the rank of Corporal
*Bill Slim, Field Marshal
*Torin Thatcher, stage and movie actor, British Army, Royal Artillery, achieved rank of lieutenant colonel
*Frank Thornton, actor who is best known as Captain Peacock in Are You Being Served? and Truly in Last of the Summer Wine, Royal Air Force
*Patrick Troughton, actor, famous for playing Doctor Who from (1966 to 1969), Royal Navy Officer
*Richard Todd, actor, British Army, paratrooper dropped in Normandy, fought in engagement for Pegasus Bridge
*Terry-Thomas, actor, British Army and ENSA.
*Robert Stanford Tuck, Wing Commander, fighter pilot Royal Air Force, was one of the British flying aces of the war
*Peter Ustinov, actor, Army, Private, served in Army Film Unit
*Lieutenant-Colonel Giles Vandeleur, senior British Army, Acting Commanding Officer of the 2nd Armoured Battalion Irish Guards he served under during Operation Market-Garden
*Brigadier General John Ormsby Evelyn Vandeleur senior British Army officer Commanding Officer, 3rd Battalion Irish Guards, lead the breakout of XXX Corps during Operation Market-Garden. His cousin was Lieutenant-Colonel Giles Vandeleur (See above)
*Jack Webster, Major in the Middle East who became famous journalist in Canada
*Kenneth Williams, Carry On actor, Royal Engineers
*Norman Wisdom, comic actor, British Army
*Major General Orde Wingate, British Army Officer, creator of two commando units

United States
The last American World War II veteran on active duty was Captain Earl R. Fox, USCG, who retired in 1999

*Daniel Akaka, US Senator
*Eddie Albert, actor, US Navy
*Robert Altman, film director, US Army Air Corps
*Jack Anderson, journalist
*Edward F. Arn, politician, US Navy
*Desi Arnaz, actor/band leader, US Army
*James Arness, actor, US Army
*Beatrice Arthur, actress, US Marine Corps
*Leon Askin, actor, US Army
*Gene Autry, singer/actor, US Army Air Corps
*Lew Ayres, actor, US Army, Medical Corps
*Raymond Bailey, actor, US Merchant Marine
*Harvey Ball, inventor of the smiley, US Army
*Martin Balsam, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Aaron Bank, founder of Special Forces, OSS
*Bob Barker, television game show host, US Navy
*Lex Barker, actor, US Army
*Leon Bass, educator, US Army
*Rafael Celestino Benitez, rear admiral and educator, US Navy
*Robert Frederick Bennett, politician, US Marine Corps
*Lloyd Bentsen, US senator and Vice-Presidential candidate, US Army Air Corps
*Fred Blassie, professional wrestler, actor, singer, US Navy
*Richard Bong, top US fighter Ace, US Army Air Corps
*Ernest Borgnine, actor, US Navy
*, leader of Black Sheep Squadron, US Marine Corps
*Omar Bradley, General, US Army
*Thomas Bernard Brigham, terrorist, US Army Air Corps
*David Brinkley, journalist, US Army
*Charles Bronson, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Mel Brooks, comedian, US Army, 1104th Combat Engineers Group
*Lenny Bruce, comedian, US Navy
*Art Buchwald, humorist/columnist, US Marine Corps
*Raymond Burr, actor, US Navy
*George H. W. Bush, US President, US Navy
*Red Buttons, entertainer, US Army Air Corps
*Jose M. Cabanillas, rear admiral, US Navy
*Sid Caesar, comedian, US Coast Guard
*Agustin Ramos Calero, US Army
*Tony Canadeo, professional football player, US Army
*Art Carney, actor, US Army
*Johnny Carson, entertainer, US Navy
*William Casey, CIA Director, OSS, US Navy
*Warren Christopher, Secretary of State, US Navy
*Gordon P. Chung-Hoon, admiral, US Navy
*Lee van Cleef, actor, US Navy
*Morris Cohen, postwar USSR Spy, US Army
*Jerry Coleman, professional baseball player and broadcaster, US Marine Corps
*, attorney, US 101st Airborne
*William Conrad, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Jackie Coogan, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Ken Curtis, actor, US Army
*Tony Curtis, actor, US Navy
*Benjamin O. Davis Sr, first African-American general, US Army
*Benjamin O. Davis Jr, commander of Tuskegee Airmen, US Army Air Corps
*Jack Dempsey, boxer, US Coast Guard
*David Dinkins, NYC mayor, US Marine Corps
*Robert Docking, politician, US Army Air Corps
*Bob Dole, US senator, presidential candidate, US Army
*Kirk Douglas, actor, US Navy
*Charles Durning, actor, US Army
*Buddy Ebsen, actor, US Coast Guard
*Dwight D. Eisenhower, General & US President, US Army
*Will Eisner, artist/writer, US Army
*Douglas Fairbanks Jr., actor, US Navy
*Norman Fell, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Bob Feller, baseball player, US Navy
*Roy Fitzsimmons, Polar Explorer, Army Air Force, killed while on active duty, May 5, 1945 in Cuba
*Eugene B. Fluckey, Rear Admiral, US Navy, awarded the Medal of Honor
*Gerald Ford, US President, US Navy
*Glenn Ford, actor, US Marine Corps, awarded the Legion d'Honneur
*John Ford, director, US Navy
*Samuel G. Fuqua, earned the Medal of Honor, US Navy
*Paul Fussell, author/professor, US Army
*Guy Gabaldon, businessman, US Marine Corps, earned the Navy Cross
*Clark Gable, actor, US Army Air Corps
*James Garner, actor, US Merchant Marine
*Daryl Gates, LAPD chief, US Navy
*John Glenn, astronaut/test pilot, US Marine Corps
*Barry Goldwater, US Senator, presidential candidate, US Army Air Corps
*Harold Gould, actor, US Army
*Hank Greenberg, baseball player, US Army Air Corps
*Woody Guthrie, folk singer, US Merchant Marine
*Bill Halsey, Fleet Admiral, US Navy
*Jay Hawkins, singer, US Army
*Sterling Hayden, actor, OSS, US Marine Corps
*Louis Hayward, actor, US Marine Corps, awarded Bronze Star
*Hugh Hefner, Playboy magazine founder, US Army
*Joseph Heller, author, US Army Air Corps
*Audrey Hepburn, actress, operative for the Dutch resistance
*Don Herbert, entertainer, US Army Air Corps, awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross
*Charlton Heston, actor, US Army Air Corps
*William Patrick Hitler, nephew of Adolph Hitler, US Navy
*William Holden, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Besby Holmes, professional soldier, US Army Air Corps, awarded the Navy Cross
*Bob Howsam, football executive, US Navy
*Rock Hudson, actor, US Navy
*E. Howard Hunt, Watergate figure, US Navy and US Army Air Corps
*Daniel Inouye, US Senator, US Army
*Chappie James, noted African-American, US Army Air Corps
*Lyndon B. Johnson, US President, US Navy
*Russell Johnson, actor, US Army Air Corps
*, businessman, US Navy
*James Jones, author, US Army
*Simmons Jones, novelist, US Army
*Robert Keeshan, entertainer, US Marine Corps
*Brian Keith, actor, US Marine Corps
*DeForest Kelley, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Emmett Kelly, professional clown, US Navy
*George Kennedy, actor, US Army
*John F. Kennedy, US President, US Navy
*Jack Kerouac, author, US Merchant Marine
*Hank Ketcham, cartoonist, US Navy
*Joe Kieyoomia, Native American(Navajo) soldier captured by the Japanese Imperial Army, US Army
*Henry Kissinger, Secretary of State, US Army
*Werner Klemperer, actor, US Army
*Jack Klugman, actor, US Army
*Ted Knight, actor, US Army
*Don Knotts, actor, US Army
*Ed Koch, NYC mayor, US Army
*Nancy Kulp, actress, US Navy
*Ben Kuroki, only known Japanese American to serve in bombing missions over mainland Japan, US Army Air Corps
*Burt Lancaster, actor, US Army
*Tom Landry, football coach, US Army Air Corps
*Lyndon LaRouche, political activist and candidate, US Army
*Frank Lautenberg, US Senator, US Army
*Norman Lear, TV producer, US Army Air Corps
*Roy Lichtenstein, artist, US Army
*Charles Lindbergh, aviator, flew 50 combat missions as a civilian
*Douglas MacArthur, General, US Army
*Norman Mailer, author, US Army
*Delbert Mann, director, United States Army Air Corps
*Strother Martin, actor, US Navy
*Lee Marvin, actor, US Marine Corps
*Walter Matthau, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Victor Mature, actor, US Coast Guard
*Joseph McCarthy, US Senator, US Marine Corps
*John McCuish, politician, US Army
*George McGovern, US Senator, presidential candidate, US Army Air Corps
*Ed McMahon, entertainer, US Marine Corps
*Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defense, US Army Air Corps
*Evan Mecham, politician, US Army Air Corps
*Allan Melvin, actor, US Navy
*Russ Meyer, movie director, US Army
*James A. Michener, author, US Navy
*Glenn Miller, band leader, USt Army Air Corps
*Robert Montgomery, actor, US Navy
*Martin James Monti, deserter/traitor, US Army Air Corps
*Alvy Moore, actor, USMC
*Zero Mostel, actor, US Army
*Audie Murphy, actor, US Army, the most decorated US soldier in WWII
*Paul Newman, actor, US Navy
*Earl Nightingale, speaker, writer, radio personality, US Marines
*Chester Nimitz, Admiral, US Navy
*Richard Nixon, US President, US Navy
*Louis Nye, actor/comedian, US Army
*James Noble, actor, US Navy
*Carroll O'Connor, actor, US Merchant Marine
*Jack Palance, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Tom Poston, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Tyrone Power, actor, US Marine Corps
*Robert Preston actor, US Army Air Corps
*Chesty Puller, US Marine Corps, only Marine to earn 5 Navy Crosses
*Mario Puzo, author, US Army Air Corps
*Tony Randall, actor, US Army
*Gene Rayburn, entertainer, US Army Air Corps
*Harry Reasoner, journalist
*Carl Reiner, actor, US Army
*William H. Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the US, US Army Air Corps
*Don Rickles, actor/comedian, US Navy
*Horacio Rivero, admiral and ambassador, US Navy
*Phil Rizzuto, baseball player, US Navy
*Jason Robards Jr, actor, US Navy, earned the Navy Cross
*Dan Rowan, entertainer, US Army Air Corps
*Gene Roddenberry, writer, US Army Air Corps
*Andy Rooney, writer, US Army
*Mickey Rooney, actor, US Army
*John Russell, actor, US Marine Corps
*Robert Ryan, actor, US Marine Corps
*Soupy Sales, entertainer, US Navy
*Daniel Santos, singer, US Army
*George Savalas, actor, US Navy
*Telly Savalas, actor, US Army
*Richard Scarry, illustrator/writer, US Army
*Wally Schirra, astronaut, US Navy
*George Schultz, Secretary of State and Secretary of the Treasury, US Marine Corps
*Charles M. Schulz, cartoonist, US Army
*Rod Serling, writer, US Army
*Sidney Sheldon, author, US Army Air Corps
*Alan Shepard, astronaut, US Navy
*Rodger W. Simpson, Rear Admiral, US Navy
*Red Skelton, actor/comedian
*Deke Slayton, astronaut, US Army Air Corps
*Warren Spahn, baseball player, US Army
*Robert Stack, actor, US Navy
*Harry Dean Stanton, actor, US Navy
*Rod Steiger, actor, US Navy
*John Steinbeck, author, Office of Strategic Services
*John Paul Stevens, Supreme Court Associate Justice
*Jimmy Stewart, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Ted Stevens, US Senator, US Air Force
*Joseph Stilwell, General, US Army
*Robert Taylor, actor, US Marine Corps
*Charles Thone, politician, US Army
*Paul Tibbets, Brigadier General & businessman, US Army Air Corps
*Joseph A. Unanue, businessman, US Army
*Leon Uris, author, US Marine Corps
*Kurt Vonnegut, author, US Army
*, US Navy flying ace and founder of the Blue Angels
*Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright IV, Major General, US Army, awarded the Medal of Honor
*Mort Walker, cartoonist, US Army
*George Wallace, politician and presidential candidate, US Army Air Corps
*Eli Wallach, actor, US Army
*Sam Walton, businessman, US Army
*Joseph Wapner, jurist
*Jack Warden, actor, US Army Paratrooper
*John Warner, US Senator, US Army Marine Corps
*John Wayne, actor, Office of Strategic Services
*Jack Webb, actor, US Army Air Corps
*Caspar Weinberger, Secretary of Defense, US Army
*Charles Willeford, author, US Army
*Ted Williams, baseball player, US Marine Corps
*Jonathan Winters, actor/comedian, US Marine Corps
*Richard Winters, businessman, US 101st Airborne
*Ed Wood, movie director, US Marine Corps
*Chuck Yeager, test pilot & fighter ace, US Army Air Corps
*Howard Zinn, historian, US Army Air Corps
*Robert White, Sr.

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