Robert Leckie - Strong Men Armed

85. Hansen, Herman 5½

86. Hood, Wiiliam L. 5½

87. Kirkpatrick, Floyd C. 5½

88. Lundin, William M. 5½

89. Payne, Frederick R., Jr. 5½

90. Sigler, Wallace E. 5½

91. Alley, Stuart C., Jr. 5

92. Baldwin, Franck B. 5

93. Braun, Richard L. 5

94. Carlton, William A. 5

95. Davis, Leonard K. 5

96. Dawkins, Georges E., Jr. 5

97. Doyle, Cecil J. 5

98. Drake, Charles W. 5

99. Elwood, Hugh McJ. 5

100. Farrel, William 5

101. Finn, Howard J. 5

102. Fontana, Paul J. 5

103. Ford, Kenneth M. 5

104. Hacking, Albert C. 5

105. Kendrick, Charles 5

106. Laird, Wayne W. 5

107. McCartney, Henry A., Jr.5

108. McGinty, Selva E. 5

109. Olander, Edwin L. 5

110. Phillips, Hyde 5

111. Poske, George H. 5

112. Powell, Ernest A. 5

113. Ramlo, Orvin H. 5

114. Scarborough, Hartwell V., Jr. 5

115. Sherer, Raymond 5

116. See, Robert B. 5

117. Synar, Stanley 5

118. Weissenberger, Gregory J. 5

119. Wells, Albert P. 5

120. Yunck, Mickael R. 5

* Includes 6 planes shot down with Flying Tigers in China

Aaron Ward, destroyer

Abe, Lt. Shinichi

Aces, list of Marine Corps

Adachi, Lt. Gen. Hatazo

Admiralty Islands

Agano, cruiser

Agerholm, Pfc. Harold

Akatsuki, destroyer

Albacore, submarine

Altman, Capt. Sidney

Amagiri, destroyer-transport

Amamiya, Lt. Gen. Tatsumi

Ames, Col. Evans

Amey, Lt. Col. Herbert

Anderson, Pfc. Richard

Angaur

Aoba, cruiser

Aotea Quay

Apamama, landing at; “capture” of

Arawe

Archambault, Lt. Raoul

Ariga, Rear Adm. Kosaku

Arima, Rear Adm. Masafumi

Arndt, Sgt. Monk

Arnold, Maj. Gen. Archibald

Asashimo, destroyer

Ashmun, Capt. George

Astoria, cruiser

Atago, cruiser

Atkins, Lt. Elisha

Atlanta, cruiser

Attu Island

Auckland

Australia

Bailey, Pfc. Edward

Bailey, Maj. Kenneth

Bairiki

baka bombs

Baker, Sgt. Thomas

Baldinus, Lt. Larry

Bale, Lt. Edward

Ballale Airfield

Ballard, destroyer

Barber, Lt. Rex

Barton, destroyer

Basilone, Sgt. John

Bates, destroyer-transport

Bauer, Lt. Col. Harold (Joe)

Bausell, Corp. Lewis

Bayer, Sgt. James

Belleau Wood, carrier

Benham, destroyer

Bergner, Gy. Sgt. Orle

Berry, Corp. Charles

Betio (see Tarawa)

Birmingham, cruiser

Biscansin, Corp. Al

Bismarck Sea, Battle of

Bismarck Sea, carrier

Bismarcks

Black Sheep Squadron (see Boyington)

Blanchard, Cmdr. J. W.

Block, Corp. Harlon

Blue, destroyer

Blue Goose, flight of the

Boer, Chaplain Harry

Boise, cruiser

Bonin Islands

Bonnyman, Lt. Alexander

Bordelon, Sgt. William

Borgen Bay; actions around

Bougainville, campaign on

Bourke, Brig. Gen. Thomas

Boyington, Maj. Gregory

Bradley, Maj. Gen. James

Bradley, Corpsman John

Bradley, Sgt. Robert

Brown, Corp. Earl

Brown, Pfc. John

Brownson, destroyer

Bruce, Maj. Gen. Andrew

Brueggeman, Lt. Norman

Brukardt, Lt. Herman

Brush, Capt. Charles

Bryan, Corpsman Cecil

Buariki

Buckley, Capt. Joseph

Buckner, Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar, Jr.

Buin

Buka Island

Buka Passage

Buna-Gona

Burke, Capt. Arleigh

Burke, Lt.

Burma

Buse, Lt. Col. Henry

Bush, Corp. Richard

Bush, Corpsman Robert

Bush, destroyer

Butler, Col. Arthur

Buzzard Patrol

B-29 Superfort bombers; first emergency landing of on Iwo

Caddy, Pfc. William

Caldwell, Corp. Alexander

Calhoun, destroyer

Callaghan, Rear Adm. Daniel

Camp Tarawa

Canberra, Australian cruiser

Cape Esperance, Battle of

’Cape Gloucester, capture of

Cape Gloucester Airfield

Cape St. George, Battle of

Cape Torokina, landings at

Capito, Corp. John

Carl, Capt. Marion

Carlson, Lt. Col. Evans

Casey, Lt. Moe

Cassaro, Pfc. Vito

Cates, Maj. Gen. Clifton

Cavalla, submarine

Chamberlain, Sgt. Reid Carlos

Chamberlin, Maj. William

Chambers, Lt. Col. Justice

Chamorros, liberated on Guam

Champagne, Pvt. Joseph

Charles F. Ausburne, destroyer

Charlo, Pfc. Louis

Chicago, cruiser

Chichi Jima

Chikuma, cruiser

China

Chisick, Andrew Lt.

Cho, Maj. Gen. Isamu

Choiseul; landings at

Chokai, cruiser

Christensen, Maj. James

Churchill, Prime Minister Winston

Cibik, Lt. Steve

Cibik’s Ridge

Clark, Vice Adm. Joseph

Claxton, destroyer

Clemens, Capt. Martin

Cleveland, cruiser

coastwatchers, Australian

Coffeen, Sgt. William

Coffin, Lt. Al

Cole, Sgt. Darrell

Collins, Pfc. James

Collis, Lt. Harold

Colorado, battleship

Columbia, cruiser

combat correspondents

Conger, Lt. John

Conoley, Maj. Odell

Conolly, Rear Adm. Richard

Converse, destroyer

Cooley, Lt. Col. Albert

Coral Sea

Cory, Lt. Ralph

Corzine, Pfc. James

Cosgrove, Col. John

Costello, Corpsman Robert

Courtney, Maj. Henry

Cox, Sgt. James

Craig, Col. Edward

Cram, Maj. John

Cramford, Pfc. William

Crane, Capt. Edgar

Crowe, Maj. Henry

Culhane, Maj. Thomas

Cushing, destroyer

Cushman, Lt. Col. Robert

Damato, Corp. Anthony

Dampier Strait

Dashiell, destroyer

Davie, Pfc. James

Davis, Maj. Leonard

Deckrow, Gy. Sgt. Theon

De Gink, Hotel

del Valle, Maj. Gen. Pedro

Denig, Capt. James

Denver, cruiser

Devine, Tech. Sgt. Frank

Deyo, Rear Adm. Morton

de Zayas, Lt. Col. Hector

Diamond, Gy. Sgt. Lewis

Dickens, Sgt. Onel

Donitaley, Corp. William

Dooley, Capt. George

Drewes, Maj. Henry

Duchein, Maj. Charles

Duncan, destroyer

Dunlap, Capt. Robert

Dunn, Pfc. Harry

Dunn, Lt. James

Duplantis, Lt. Col. Wendell

Dusenbury, Capt. Julius

Dutch East Indies

Dyess, Lt. Col. Aquilla

Dyson, destroyer

Easley, Lt. Col. John

Eastern Solomons, battle of the

Edson, Lt. Col. Merritt

Efate

Egaroppu (see Nakarop)

Eldorado, flagship of Adm. Turner

Emirau

Emmons, minesweeper

Empress Augusta Bay; battle of

Engebi Islet; capture of

Eniwetok

Eniwetok Islet

Enola Gay, B-29 bomber

Enterprise, carrier

Epperson, Pfc. Harold

Erskine, Maj. Gen. Graves

Espiritu Santo, Island of

Essex, carrier

Evans, destroyer

Evans, Pvt. “Chicken,”

Fardy, Corp. John

Ferguson, Pfc. James

Fiji Islands

Fissel, Maj. Glenn

Fletcher, destroyer

Fletcher, Vice Adm. Frank Jack

Florida Island

Flying Fish, submarine

Formosa

Forrestal, Secretary of the Navy James

Foss, Capt. Joseph

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