Military Intelligence Hall of Fame
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The Military Intelligence Hall of Fame is a Hall of Fame established by the Military Intelligence Corps of the United States Army in 1988 to honor soldiers and civilians who have made exceptional contributions to Military Intelligence. The Hall is administered by the United States Army Intelligence Center at Fort Huachuca, Arizona.[1] [1]
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[edit] Hall of Fame inductees
- LTG Harold R. Aaron
- COL John F. Aiso
- SPC Harry M. Akune
- LT Gardiner P. Allen
- COL Richard E. Allenbaugh
- MSG Lorenzo Alvarado
- COL Alfred W. Bagot
- SP5 Gerald R. Beatson
- BG Daniel Bissell, Jr.
- COL John H. Black
- COL Donald W. Blascak
- MAJ John R. Boker, Jr.
- Ms. Mary Elizabeth Bowser
- LT Mark A. Brandjes
- MAJ Ann Bray
- COL John A. Bross
- MSG Travis C. Bunn
- CSM John Butler
- SPC Pedro M. Rosario Rivera
- COL John M. Carr
- LTG Marshall S. Carter
- CSM Clifford L. Charron
- BG Marlborough Churchill
- Dr. Rankin A. Clinton Jr
- COL John F. Concannon
- MG W. Preston Corderman
- MG Garrison B. Coverdale
- LTC Mercedes O. Cubria
- COL Elvin J. Dalton
- LTG Phillip B. Davidson, Jr.
- Mr. James D. Davis
- LTG John J. Davis
- COL Byron K. Dean
- MG Charles L. Denholm
- COL Douglas C. Dillard
- MW4 Robert P. Donohue
- MG William J. Donovan
- COL George R. Eckman
- CW4 Doug C. Edgell
- Ms. Sarah Emma Edmunds
- LTG Charles B. Eichelberger
- COL Carl F. Eifler
- COL Alfred Elliot, III
- BG Orlando C. Epp
- COL Richard E. Evers
- LTG Alva R. Fitch
- MG Thomas J. Flynn
- MG Benjamin D. Foulois
[edit] See also
[edit] Hall of Fame honorary inductees
- Captain Sir William Stephenson, CC, MC, DFC, Canadian Forces
[edit] References
- "The National Cryptologic Museum and the Military Intelligence Corps - Hall of Fame". http://www.asachitose.com/page7.htm. Retrieved 20 October 2010.
- ^ "Military Intelligence Service Honors and Awards". http://www.njahs.org/misnorcal/honors.htm. Retrieved 20 October 2010.