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StarTiger - Browsing Entries matching Tag serviceEndYear%3A:1953
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  1. William Allain 
    Former Governor of Mississippi (1984-1988)
  2. Robert Armstrong  (2)
    Lord Armstrong of Ilminster. UK House of Lords
  3. David B. Bleak 
    medal of honor arme korean war
  4. James Brady 
    Author - Coldest War; Marines of Autumn; Warning of War; Marine
  5. Jimmy Carter 
    39th President of the United States, Also a prolific speaker and author, 2002 Nobel Prize for Peace recipient
  6. Mark Wayne Clark 
    Army General
  7. Robert H. Finch 
    Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare under Nixon
  8. Edward M. Kennedy 
    U.S. Senator from Massachusetts (1962-2009); Brother of John F. and Robert F. Kennedy
  9. Marie Ljalkova 
    Female Russian sniper during WW2. Lives in Brno, Czech Republic. Born Dec. 3, 1920
  10. Hiroshi H. Miyamura 
    WWII and Korean War Veteran, was taken POW during the Korean War and Received the MOH (Medal of Honor) for going above and beyond the call of duty
  11. Walter F. Mondale 
    Vice President of The United States (1977-1981), 1984 Democratic Presidential Nominee
  12. Tibor Rubin 
    Korean War Medal of Honor Recipient
  13. Robert E. Simanek 
    medal of honor marines korean war
  14. Paul Simon  (2)
    U.S. Senator from Illinois (1985-97), Former U.S. Representative (1975-85)
  15. Arlen Specter 
    U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania (1981 - 2011)
  16. Ernest E. West 
    medal of honor army korean war
  17. L. Douglas Wilder 
    Korean Vet, Battle of Pork Chop Hill/Governor of Virginia (1990-94); Mayor of Richmond, Virginia (2005-09); first African American to be elected governor of a US State