July 2008 is UNI and The Citadel North/South Month at AGS - Read the fact a day!

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Thanks Northern Iowa and The Citadel fans, namely Cap'n Cat and citdog for sponsoring the month of July, 2008 at AGS!

UNI:
City, State, Zip Code: Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0314
Founded: 1876
Enrollment: 12,609
Nickname: Panthers
School Colors: Purple and Old Gold
Stadium: UNI-Dome
Capacity: 16,324
Affiliation: NCAA FCS
Conference: Gateway Football (24th Season)
President: Dr. Benjamin Allen
HISTORY
First Year of Football: 1895
All-time Record: 584-368-47
FCS Playoff Appearances: 13 (1985, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007)
FCS Semifinal Appearances: 6 (1985, 1987, 1992, 1996, 2001, 2005)
FCS Championship Game Appearances: 1 (2005)
Last Postseason Appearance: 2007 (T-5th)
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Mark Farley
Alma Mater: UNI, 1986
Record at UNI/years: 63-25/7 years
Career record/years: Same
Assistant Coaches: Bill Salmon (Assoc. Head Coach/Co-Off. Coord./WRs), Rick Nelson (Recruiting Coord./OL), Mario Verduzco (Co-Off. Coord./QBs), Atif Austin (RBs), Erik Chinander (TE), Scott Frost (Co-Def. Coord./LBs), Chris Klieman (Co-Def. Coord./DBs), Jerry Montgomery (DL)
TEAM INFORMATION
Overall 2007 record: 12-1
Off. Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5
Def. Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4
Specialists Returning/Lost: 1/1
Letterwinners returning/lost: 43/21
Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/4-3

2008 UNI Football Schedule
Date Opponent Site Time
Aug. 30 at BYU Provo, Utah 5 p.m.
Sept. 6 South Dakota UNI-Dome 4:05 p.m.
Sept. 20 South Dakota State* UNI-Dome 4:05 p.m.
Sept. 27 at Southern Illinois* Carbondale, Ill. 6 p.m.
Oct. 11 Illinois State* UNI-Dome 4:05 p.m.
Oct. 18 North Dakota State* UNI-Dome 4:05 p.m.
Oct. 25 at Youngstown State* Youngstown, Ohio 3 p.m.
Nov. 1 at Western Illinois* Macomb, Ill. 6:05 p.m.
Nov. 8 Missouri State* UNI-Dome 4:05 p.m.
Nov. 15 at Indiana State* Terre Haute, Ind. 11 a.m.
Nov. 22 at Southern Utah Cedar City, Utah 2 p.m.

2007 UNI Football Results
Date Opponent Score
Aug 30, 2007 MINN. ST., MANKATO W 41-14
Sep 08, 2007 at Iowa State W 24-13
Sep 15, 2007 at South Dakota State W 31-17
Sep 22, 2007 at Drake W 45-7
* Sep 29, 2007 at #16 Illinois State W 23-13
* Oct 13, 2007 #7 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W 30-24
* Oct 20, 2007 at #17 Western Illinois W 42-3
* Oct 27, 2007 #20 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 14-13
* Nov 03, 2007 at Missouri State W 38-17
* Nov 10, 2007 INDIANA STATE W 68-14
Nov 17, 2007 SOUTHERN UTAH W 48-10
Nov 24, 2007 #17 NEW HAMPSHIRE W 38-35
Dec 1, 2007 #13 DELAWARE 27-39
* indicates conference game

THE CITADEL:
Location:......................................... .......................Charleston, S.C.
Nickname: .................................................. ..........Bulldogs, Cadets
Colors: .................................... Citadel Blue (PMS 278) and White
Founded: .................................................. ...............................1842
President: .......................... Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa, Jr. (USAF, Ret.)
Director of Athletics: .................................................. Les Robinson
Enrollment: .................................................. ..........................1,900
National Affiliation: .............................. NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision
Conference: .................................................. .................... Southern
FOOTBALL FACTS
First year of football:......................................... .......................1905
Overall Record (Years): ................................ 439-489-32 (99, .457)
Stadium (capacity/playing surface): ...................... Johnson Hagood (21,000/natural grass)
SoCon Championships: ..................................Two (1961 & 1992)
All-Time Bowl Record: .................................................. ............ 1-0
Bowl Appearance: .................................................. Tangerine, 1960 (The Citadel 27, Tennessee Tech 0)
All-Time NCAA I-AA Playoff Record: ...................................... 1-3
NCAA I-AA Playoff Appearances: ................... 1988, 1990 & 1992
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach .................................................. ............Kevin Higgins
Asst. Head Coach/LBs/Sp. Teams Coordinator.................. Bob Fello
Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers......................Dave Cecchini
Defensive Coordinator/Safeties.................................... Isaac Collins
Recruiting Coordinator/Tight Ends.............................. Ryan Hearn
Running Backs............................................. ..............Everette Sands
Defensive Line.............................................. ...........Eric Westerfield
Cornerbacks .................................................. .......... Aashon Larkins
Offensive Line .................................................. ...........Kevin Olecki
Asst. Receivers .................................................. ......Kevin Magouirk
Asst. Defensive Line .................................................. .....Wes Nurse
Defensive Quality Control..........................................G eorge Shehl
Offensive Quality Control......................................Matth ew Mohler
Strength & Conditioning...................................... ...Frank Wintrich
Director of Sports Medicine...................................... Andy Clawson
Video Coordinator....................................... ..................... JB Weber

Football - 2008 Schedule
Date Opponent Location Time (ET) Results Media
Sat, Aug 30 Webber International Johnson Hagood Stadium 7:00 p.m.
Sat, Sep 06 Clemson at Clemson, S.C. 3:30 p.m. ESPN 360
Sat, Sep 20 Princeton Johnson Hagood Stadium 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Sep 27 Western Carolina * Johnson Hagood Stadium 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 04 Appalachian State * at Boone, N.C. 3:00 p.m. SportSouth
Sat, Oct 11 Elon * Johnson Hagood Stadium 2:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 18 Furman * at Greenville, S.C. 2:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 25 Samford * at Birmingham, Ala. TBA
Sat, Nov 01 Georgia Southern * Johnson Hagood Stadium 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Nov 08 Wofford * at Spartanburg, S.C. 3:00 p.m. SportSouth
Sat, Nov 15 Chattanooga (Homecoming) * Johnson Hagood Stadium 2:00 p.m.
Sat, Nov 22 Florida at Gainesville, Fla. TBA
* Conference Games

Football - 2007 Schedule/Results
Date Opponent Citadel Rank Opp Rank Location Results
Sat, Sep 01 Charleston Southern RV - Johnson Hagood Stadium 35 - 14 (W)
Sat, Sep 08 Webber International RV - Johnson Hagood Stadium 76 - 0 (W)
Sat, Sep 15 Wisconsin RV #7 at Madison, Wis. 31 - 45 (L)
Sat, Sep 29 Chattanooga * RV RV at Chattanooga, Tenn. 41 - 16 (W)
Sat, Oct 06 Wofford * RV #8 Johnson Hagood Stadium 7 - 28 (L)
Sat, Oct 13 Furman * RV RV Johnson Hagood Stadium 54 - 51 (W) OT
Sat, Oct 20 Western Carolina * RV - at Cullowhee, N.C. 37 - 31 (W)
Sat, Oct 27 Georgia Southern * #25 #22 at Statesboro, Ga. 17 - 21 (L)
Sat, Nov 03 Appalachian State (Homecoming) * RV #9 Johnson Hagood Stadium 24 - 45 (L)
Sat, Nov 10 Elon * RV #19 Johnson Hagood Stadium 42 - 31 (W)
Sat, Nov 17 VMI RV - at Lexington, Va. 70 - 28 (W)
* Conference Games

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7/2

Cap’n Cat thinks people who drink wine a lot (like D1B) are effeminate poseurs.

Citdog descends from a very distinguished Charleston family. He counts among his forbears a signer of the "Holy Trinity" The Declaration of Independence, The United States Constitution, and South Carolina's Ordinance of Secession.

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7/3

Cap’n Cat owns a blowup doll named Becky. But she is free to go anytime.

Citdog's parents met at the 1962 The Citadel v/s Furman football game after citdog's father caught a touchdown and saw citdog's mother a Furman cheerleader.

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7/4

Cap’n Cat is deathly afraid of spiders.

Citdog is a former officer and is a gentlemen by an act of the U.S. Congress.

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7/5

When Cap’n Cat gets to know you somewhat well, he likes to touch tongues.

Citdog has the great fortune of residing between the Ashley and Cooper Rivers, where Charlestonians say, "the Ashley and Cooper meet to form the Atlantic Ocean".

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7/6

Despite Internet rumors, Cap’n Cat denies ever having dated Britney Spears.

The Citadel's 62% four year graduation rate is the highest in South Carolina by 20%.

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7/7

Cap’n Cat enjoys naked road trips in rural areas. Look out, Fargo-Moorhead.

US News and World Report listed The Citidel as the #1 best public school value in the south, and the #2 best public college in the south.

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7/8

Cap’n Cat enjoys naked road trips in rural areas. Look out, Fargo-Moorhead.

The Citadel has the 13th highest endowment per full time student in the country.

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7/9

Cap'n Cat loves salads but is too lazy to put one together.

Citdog really believes all that South stuff.

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7/10

Cap’n Cat was once recruited by Mean Gene Okerlund for professional wrestling; Minneapolis, 1986.

In 1822, the South Carolina Legislature passed an "An Act to Establish a Competent Force to act as a Municipal Guard for the Protection of the City of Charleston and Vicinity." Land on the North end of Marion Square was selected for an arsenal and guard house and in 1829, the architect, Frederick Wesner, completed the building which was known as The Citadel. A similar facility was constructed in Columbia, South Carolina which was known as The Arsenal. State troops occupied both sites at a cost of $24,000 a year.

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7/11

Cap’n Cat is a big talker when it comes to his sexploits. He couldn’t get it up with a crane, anymore.

On December 20, 1842, The South Carolina Legislature passed an act establishing the South Carolina Military Academy. The Citadel and The Arsenal were converted into educational institutions and students replaced the state troops. In 1845, the role of The Arsenal was changed to the instruction of freshmen. As a result, cadets spent their first year in Columbia and transferred to The Citadel for the remaining three years. The South Carolina Military Academy became known for its high academic standards and strict military discipline.

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7/12

Cap’n Cat has a recurring nightmare that he forgot to drop a class which He never attended and will not graduate college.

The Citadel has gone undefeated at Johnson Hagood in six seasons (1956, 1959, 1978, 1981 and 1988) and the Bulldogs reeled off 16 consecutive victories there from 1980 to 1982.

In 1992, Marshall and The Citadel played at Johnson Hagood in front of a record "standing room only" crowd of 23,025.

The historic facility, however, gained national attention during the summer of 1999 when prior crewmen from the CSS Hunley, the first submarine to sink an enemy battleship, were unearthed from underneath the stadium. The remains of the sailors from the Confederate sub were reinterred at nearby Magnolia Cemetery.

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7/13

xbdayx July 13 is Lieutenant Cat’s 11th birthday! Happy Birthday, Buzzer, from Daddy!xbdayx

Through 100 years of The Citadel football, only six players have had the distinction of having their jerseys retired. The uniform numbers of Marc Buoniconti `88 (#59), Jack Douglas `92 (#14), Lyvonia "Stump" Mitchell `80 (#35), Brian Ruff `77 (#51), John Small `70 (#66), and Lester Smith `92 (#15) will never be worn again by another Citadel player. All six jerseys are on display in the lobby of Seignious Hall.

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7/14

Cap’n Cat’s favorite states are: South Dakota, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, North Dakota and Wisconsin.

When the guns fired at Fort Sumter in 1861, Citadel cadets were there, following their governor’s orders, determined to show that they were willing and able to defend the Southern States. Teen aged cadets from VMI, The Citadel, the University of Alabama, and Georgia Military Institute fought bravely in the Civil War. Hundreds of alumni from these schools, especially VMI and The Citadel, volunteered as Confederate officers, proving that patriotism, state loyalty, and service were not empty words.

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7/15

Cap’n Cat has a restraining order against Hannah Montana.

"Big Red" looks exactly like South Carolina's blue and white state flag-except it has a red field. It is the official spirit flag of The Citadel Corps of Cadets. This flag has been associated with the college since the beginning of the Civil War.

In the weeks following South Carolina's withdrawal from the United States in December 1860, a variety of "secession flags" were sewn and flown throughout the new republic. One such banner-a red flag with a white palmetto in its center-was presented to a company of Citadel cadets stationed on Morris Island by the ladies of Hugh E. Vincent's family. Mr. Vincent owned much of the island, which is on the south side of the entrance to Charleston harbor. The cadets manned a sand battery of four cannons, and their mission was to protect the harbor and prevent US ships from resupplying the Union troops sequestered in Fort Sumter.

When the Star of the West, entered the harbor on the morning of January 9, 1861, Cadet George Edward Haynesworth of Sumter fired the first hostile shot between North and South. Above the battery, according to the captain of the Star of the West, flew a red flag with a white palmetto.

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7/16

AGS posters Cap’n Cat most wants to meet: AZGrizFan, JoltinJoe, ngineer and citdog.

In December 1864, Governor Bonham ordered the Battalion of State Cadets to Tulifinny Creek to join a small Confederate force defending the Charleston and Savannah Railroad. On December 7 and 9, 1864, the cadets fought against Union forces, successfully defending the railroad line and forcing Union forces to withdraw. The cadets suffered eight casualties at Tulifinny Creek.

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7/17

Cap’n Cat likes lemon with his iced tea.

BG Johnson Hagood,
First Honor Graduate.Served from 1861-1865 in the Carolinas and Virginia during The War Between the States. Elected Governor of South Carolina, 1880-1882. Earlier he was elected SC Comptroller General. As Governor one of his major achievements was the re-opening of The Citadel after 17 years of federal troop occupation. The Citadel football stadium is named in his honor, as is Hagood, SC.

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7/18

As much a fisherman Cap’n Cat brags that he is, the biggest fish he ever caught was only a 10 lb northern pike in Lake Muskegon, MI, in 2006.

Unlike most Citadel customs and traditions, which have developed over a long period of time, the college colors were chosen in the interest of expediency. In the spring of 1899, Cadet Captain John W. Moore, manager of the baseball team, secured permission to take the team on its first road trip. Prior to that time all athletic contests had been staged locally. As other colleges had colors that were displayed in athletic contests, Cadet Moore and two or three friends decided that blue and white made an appropriate combination; they hastily had pennants made in these colors to take along.
Although born out of necessity, the colors were readily accepted by the Corps and have endured to this day.

Symbology: Blue symbolizes the clear sky with unlimited horizons, which foretells of a Citadel cadet's future. White symbolizes purity of thought and actions, honesty and decency - all elements of The Citadel Code, the Honor Code, and the "Whole Person" concept.

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7/19

Cap’n Cat enjoys the railroad photography of O. Winston Link (http://www.linkmuseum.org/)

The Citadel played its first contest in Johnson Hagood Stadium against Davidson on Oct. 16, 1948. The Citadel has been quite successful in the Southern Conference’s largest stadium. Entering the 2008 season, the Bulldogs have marked a 196-122-3 record.

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7/20

Cap’n Cat owns over 40 fishing rods and maintains three full tackle boxes of lures, tools and varying angling accoutrements.

The Citadel has gone undefeated at Johnson Hagood in five seasons (1959, 1978, 1980, 1981 and 1988) and the Bulldogs reeled off 16 consecutive victories there from 1980 to 1982.

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7/21

Cap’n Cat does not hunt because he does not trust himself or other people with guns.

The Citadel's longest plays:
Rush: 96 yards. Travis Jerveyvs.VMI, Nov.12,1994
Pass: 84 yards. Lee Glaze to John Murphy vs.Davidson, Oct.22,1983
Kick Return: 100 yards. Bud Pough at Appalachian State, Sept.28,2002
Punt Return: 89 yards. Jeff Varnadoe at Bucknell, Sept,18,1971
Punt: 83 yards. Pau Maguire at West Virginia, Nov.21,1959
Field goal: (tie) 53 yards. Greg Davis vs. Presbyterian, Sept.15,1984
53 yards. Greg Davis at Western Carolina, Oct.13,1984
interception: (tie) 100 yards. Billy Hughes vs. Newberry, Sept.19,1959
and 100 yards. Jeff Varnadoe at William&Mary, Oct.10,1970

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7/22

Cap’n Cat supports the aims and ideals of PFLAG (http://community.pflag.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?pid=194&srcid=-2)

Coaching awards at The Citadel
Kodak/American Football Coaches Association Division I-AA National Coach of the Year
Charlie Taaffe 1992

Sports Network Division I-AA National Coach of the Year (Eddie Robinson Award)
Charlie Taaffe 1992

South Carolina Hall of Fame coach of the Year
CharlieTaaffe 1992

South Carolina Coach of the Year
John Sauer 1955
EddieTeague 1960
CharlieTaaffe 1992

Kodak Region II Coach of the Year
CharlieTaaffe 1988
CharlieTaaffe 1992

Southern Conference Coach of the Year (the Wallace Wade award)
EddieTeague 1961
TomMoore 1984
CharlieTaaffe 1988
CharlieTaaffe 1990

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7/23

Cap’n Cat thinks UNI will trounce NDSU in the UNIDome and will beat Youngstown State handily this season for the eighth year in a row.

Head Coach
Kevin Higgins enters his fourth season as The Citadel’s head football coach. Formerly the quarterbacks and wide receivers coach of the Detroit Lions, Higgins is the Bulldogs’ 23rd head football coach.

The 2007 season has proven to be the most successful for the fourth-year head coach, claiming the Bulldogs’ first seven-win season in 15 years. Higgins also led The Citadel, who finished 7-4, to their second consecutive winning conference record, 4-3, while breaking over 40 school records throughout the season.

Nationally, the Bulldogs finished fourth in scoring, sixth in turnovers lost and 10th in pass efficiency. They led the Southern Conference in total defense and pass efficiency, while finishing second in scoring, third in pass offense and fourth in total offense.

After starting off the 2007 season 2-0, the Bulldogs went on to claim victories at Chattanooga, Western Carolina and VMI. They led an exciting offensive rally to defeat Furman in overtime, 54-51, totaling 641 yards. Lawson collected a record 486 yards, setting a career-high of 386 passing yards - the second highest in school history. The Bulldogs wrapped up their home season with a win against Elon, clinching a tie for third place in the Southern Conference.

In just two seasons, Higgins led the Bulldogs to their first winning conference record in 14 years when they finished the 2006 season 4-3 in SoCon play.
Higgins’ squad won four of their last five competitions, including a homecoming victory over VMI in the “Military Classic of the South” and a dominating 44-7 win at Elon for their final conference win of the season. The Bulldogs went 2-5 in the SoCon and 4-7 overall in Higgins’ first year at The Citadel.

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7/24

Cap’n Cat is derived from fine Lithuanian and Slovak peasant stock.

By legislative act of January 28, 1861, the cadets at The Arsenal in Columbia and The Citadel in Charleston were made part of the military organization of the State of South Carolina. They were known as the Battalion of State Cadets and participated in the following engagements from 1861 to 1865. As a result of these services, The Citadel is authorized to carry nine battle streamers:

1. Confederate States Army (larger gray).
2. Star of the West, January 9, 1861.
3. Wappoo Cut, November 1861.
4. James Island, June 1862.
5. Charleston and Vicinity, July-October 1863.
6. James Island, June 1864.
7. Tulifinny, December 1864.
8. James Island, December 1864-February 1865.
9. Williamston, May 1865.

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7/25

Cap’n Cat recently completed an Internet porn addiction program at a local Catholic church.

2007 was a terrific season for the Bulldogs of The Citadel. Several offensive records were set.
Most Points Scored:
76 (game) v/s Weber International
434 (season)

Most Yards Gained:
641 (game) v/s Furman

Most Yards Gained Passing:
2,703 (season)

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7/26

Cap’n Cat supports the aims and ideals of Recovery from Mormonism (http://www.exmormon.org/)

2007 was a terrific season for the Bulldogs of The Citadel. Several school records were set.
Most passing attempts/ game: (school record)
67 Duran Lawson v/s Wofford

Most yards gained: (school record)
486 Duran Lawson vs. Furman, Oct.13, 2007 (game)

Most yards gained: (school record)
2,436 Duran Lawson, 2007 (season)

Career Completion record: (school record)
511 Duran Lawson, 2004-07

Most career yards: (school record)
5,376 Duran Lawson, 2004-07

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7/27

Cap’n Cat once, as a kid in California, cried for several hours because he accidentally/on purpose killed a chipmunk with a rock he threw.

2007 was a terrific season for the Bulldogs of The Citadel. Several school records were set. (cont.)
Best season completion percentage: (school record)
66.9% Duran Lawson, 2007 (158 of 238)

Most career touchdowns: (school record)
37 Duran Lawson, 2004-07

Most catches in a season: (school record)
78 Andre Roberts, 2007

Most punt returns in a game: (school record)
8 Andre Roberts vs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 1, 2007

Most extra point in a game: (school record)
(t) 10 Mike Adams at VMI, Nov.17, 2007
10 MikeAdamsvs.WebberInt'l,Sept.8,2007

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7/28

Cap’n Cat’s least favorite states: Illinois, Indiana.

The Citadel prides itself on being a coaching factory. Over the years, The Citadel has become one of the nation's hot spots for young coaches to learn the game and improve their coaching skills. Those skills, both on the field and off the field, have enabled many of them to go on to great careers in college and professional football.

Some of the young coaches that have walked through the gates of the Military College of South Carolina include Virginia Tech Head Coach Frank Beamer, former Washington State Head Coach Bill Doba and Maryland Head Coach Ralph Friedgen. One of the most recent former Citadel head coaches, Ellis Johnson, is now the defensive coordinator at South Carolina, while John Zernhelt serves as an assistant coach for the NFL's Tennessee Titans. Former North Carolina State head coach and Virginia Tech offensive coordinator Mike O'Cain also coached at The Citadel in his early days, along with former Army Head Coach Bobby Ross.

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7/29

Cap’n Cat, unlike virtually all of his friends over the last 25 years has never had an STD. Not even crabs. Nothing. His body is a temple.

There were 224 living Citadel graduates when South Carolina announced it was seceding from the Union, and 209 served in the confederate armed forces during the period referred to as The War Between the States (1861-1865).

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7/30

Cap’n Cat’s first wife had large, shapely breasts and is a school psychologist somewhere in Iowa now.

Citdog asked me to give a nod to the alumni that have made the ultimate sacrifice to their country. Here is a list of all those who have been killed, died from their wounds, or have gone MIA and never found.

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7/30 (cont)

Mexican War
Judah Alexander
J. H. Howell (Palmetto Regiment)
McBelton O'Nealle
Pearcall Graham
Eugene Wilder
Allen H. Little (Palmetto Regument)

The War Between the States
Col. Charles C. Tew
Lt. Col. Augustus J. Lythgoe
Lt. Col. Franklin Gaillard
BG John Villepigue
Cpt. S. N. Kennerly
Cpt. John B. Colding
Lt. Col. F. Gendron
Col. Edward J. Walker
Cpt. W. S. Brewster
Cpt. T. W. Fitzgerald
George E. Gamble
Cpt. H. B. Housel
Col. R. A. Palmer
Lt. George Seabrook
Maj. D. T. Williams
Col. D. G. Fleming
Cpt. C. T. Haskell
BG Micah Jenkins
Cpt. J. S. Palmer
Cpt. J. M. Dean
Cpt. J. A. Evans
Maj. J. A. Finch
Cpt. J. H. Hart
Col. J. D. Nance
Cpt. George A. Ross
Col. C. W. McCreary
Col. William D. Rutherford
James E. Delorme
Cpt. James L. Litchfield
O. McCaslan
Lt. G. M. McDowell
Col. William H. J. Mitchell
Maj. W. P. Shooter
Col. O. J. Youmans
Frank deCaradeuo
Maj. E. A. Erwin
A .S. Gaillard
Capt. Francis H. Harleston
Lt. S. S. Kirby
Lt. Joshua Moses
Cpt. J. Nettles
James H. Burns
Lt. J. J. Coward
Capt. Randall Croft
Lt. John Dosier Lee
Cpt. A. F. Miller
Lt. J. T. Norris
J. C. Palmer
Maj. John Marshall Whilden
Nicholas Wilson
T. H. Wyle
D. P. Campbell
Cpt. G. B. Dyer
William Gregg
Capt. G. M. Lalane
G. A. McDowell
William McKewn
J. B. Dotterer
John S. Dutart
B. T. Gibbs
P. Hamilton
Col. M. B. Humphrey
John C. Neil
"Cadet Ranger" W. J. Nettles
William Mason Smith
John A. Craig
W. Dozier
Maj. J. D. Quattlebaum
"Cadet Ranger" Ross Davis
George W. McKenzie
R. F. Nichols
W. J. B. Patterson
"Cadet Ranger" James O. Sheppard
Albert S. Brown
John Culbreth
George Grant
Johnnie C. Mangrum
Robert E. Muldrow
James P. Huger
Joseph E. Sams
George O. Buck
Thomas Albert Johnson
Russell Noble
W. McKenzie Parker

Indian Wars
William Davant
William Goodwin

WWI (total of alumni unknown)
Lt. Col. William Howe Simons
Maj. Robert Henry Willis, Jr.
Lt. W. A. Mulloy
Lt. William Montague Nichols
Lt. John Hodges David
Cpt. James Hill Holmes
Cpt. Julius Andrew Mood, Jr.
Lt. George Hampton Yarborough, Jr.
Robert James Cochran
Arthur Thomas Elmore

U.S. Expeditionary Force/Central America, 1917-23
2/Lt. James Karl Bolton (USMC)
Lt. Richard G. Howard (USMC)

WWII
CDRE James Alexander Logan
LTC Alston Pringle Rhett
MAJ Wade Rushton Cothran, Jr.
Francis Lawrence Gaffney
Mervin Eugene Gross
William James Maxwell
James Peurifoy Hill
CPT Wilton Earl Davis
Jenkins Mikell Robertson, Jr.
Robert Clark Hale
CPT Joseph Lynn McCarthy
MAJ Thomas Dry Howie
LT Perry Moses Phelps
MAJ George Roland Weeks
Forrest Hugh Coleman, Jr.
John Jefferson Gee
PVT William Francis Boyd
TSGT George Bryan French
LT Albert Starke Hagood
Thomas Cook Hamer, Jr.
LDCR Allard Barnwell Heyward
William Henry Sills
CPT Joseph Barre Traywick
Perry Baggs
LTC Joseph Carr Davis
CPT Edward Smith Gordon
LT Alexander Beaty Sherard
LT Pope Lott Browne
CPT George Thomas Ford, Jr.
LT Benjamin Henry Ivey
LT Allen Jones Jervey, Jr.
Charles Pritchard Lesesne
LT Franklin Merle Shaw
CPT Arthur Calvin Griffin, Jr.
Robert H. Mackenzie, Jr.
PVT Beverly W. Mitchell
Tang Tich-Ching
MAJ Harry Grimshaw Bowers
CPT George Brown Gregory, Jr.
MAJ Wade Hampton Britt, Jr.
LT James Tredway Dixon
PFC Furman Henry Finklea
LT Ralph Palmer Ford, Jr.
ENS Claude Jackson Gasque, Jr.
George Gilbert Branson
CPT Grady Cannon Corley
CPT John Hackett Culbertson
LT Jesse King Jackson
MAJ James Lee Land
CPT Maxwell Farmer Parrott
LTC Tom Mulloy Trotti
Charles Francis Anderson, Jr.
CPT Stephen Munger Byars, Jr.
COX Eugene Rice Cowan
ENS Arthur Barton Cross, Jr.
CPT Francis Hill DuRant
LCDR Robert Cleveland Evins
LT Roy Hamilton Long, Jr.
LT Jack Alger Mahony, Jr.
CPT Manning Lionel Nelson, Jr.
LT Harold Bradford Chandler, Jr.
MAJ Charles Graham Edwards
CPT Clough Farrar Gee, III
LT Thomas Edward Goodson, Jr.
LT Ernest Scott Haile, II
LT Richard Brady Knapp
LT George Rhea Land, Jr.
LT John Register Lyons
LTC George Bray McMillan
LT Peter Nicholas Meros
LT Lindsay Baker Milikin
LT George Franklin Moznette, Jr.
LT Edwin Karl Newman
LT Ernest Ferdinand Peschau, Jr.
LT Harry Ferrell Stallings, Jr.
PVT Henry Major Taylor
Loring Haynes Terry
CPT Frank Leslie Vernon
Henry Liles Allen
LT Joseph Andrews
Robert Lewis Bedle, Jr.
MAJ Hugh Woodrow Benson
LT Alton Houston Bryant
LT Joseph Plowden Cole
LT Charles Herbert Cooper
LT Peter Franklin Cureton, Jr.
LT John Shipp Daniel
LT Walter Guy Efird, Jr.
MAJ William Haselden Ellerbe
LT William Herbert Ellis, Jr.
Cpt Richard Bishop Franklin
LT Wilson Glover, III
CPT Walter Clinton Goodpasture, Jr.
MAJ Ira Boyd Jones, III
LT Francis Vernon Lael
LT John Thomas Leonard, Jr.
Landon Dwight Long
CPT Thomas Hutson Martin, Jr.
LT John Bernard Mayes
LT Edward Tate McMillan, Jr.
LT John Isaac Moore, III
LT Rufus Alexander Oliphant, Jr.
Maurice Merton Stone
CPT James Goodlett Thornton, Jr.
LT Herbert Bass
CPT Thomas McCullough Boulware, IV
LT Herman Brown, Jr.
Paul Browning, Jr.
CPL William Henderson Coffield, Jr.
LT Richard Furman Dabbs
ENS Charles Emil Eichenberger, Jr.
LT Walter Raymond Erness
ENS Herman John Gerdes, Jr.
LT David Bennett Henderson
Jack Willis Holt
LT Dwight Hughes, III
Thomas Lea Hutchings, Jr.
LT Clark Lewis Knotts
John Catlett Martin
LT Benjamin Willis Mills, Jr.
James Henry Pound
Martin Thomas Powers, Jr.
Harry Hampton Salley
CPT Jerome Chris Serros
PVT Charles Henry Sims
MAJ William Kirkland Stewart
Walter Scott Strong, Jr.
CPT Robert Francis Touhey, Jr.
William Robert Werden, Jr.
ENS Henry Purefoy Whitehurst, Jr.
Charles Richard Whitwell, Jr.
LT Charles Clarence Young, Jr.
Burt Williams Andrews, Jr.
LT Robert Moffatt Brice
LT Joseph Dexter Brown, Jr.
LT William Gadsden Daniels
William Jacob DeWitt
LT Roy Robin English, Jr.
Warren William Gates, Jr.
CPT Thomas Brown Gautier, Jr.
Albert Edward Gresham
TSGT Frank Elmer Grogan, Jr.
CPL Theodore Hanford
LT Gilmer Herriott Holton, Jr.
CPT Norwood Thomas Jenkins
LT Franklyn Madden Ketchum
CPT Ralph Emory Kibler, Jr.
LT Roland Louis Luerich, Jr.
CPT James Lawrence Manning
LT Harold Burris Morse
Eugene Edwards Parsons
Griffith Rutherford Paul
CPT Robert Edward Poland
CPT Hugh Corbin Rogers
LT William Milling Royall
LT Fred Burnham Shifflet, Jr.
LT James Theodore Baugh
LT Frederick William Beidelman, Jr.
LT Jesse Wooten Booker, III
LT Hal Alexander Calhoun
LT John Russell Ferris
LT Jack Johnston Foster
LT John Hobson Franks
LT Theodore Loveland Hinman
LT Harry Vance Johnson, Jr.
LT Robert Edward Murphy
LT Bruce Curtis Robbins
Martin Frederick Schnibben, Jr.
LT Henry Ernest Seeman
LT Allen Joe Seiller
LT Benton Armfield Waugh
William Cleveland Whitley, Jr.
Charles Adolph Bahn
PVT Paul Alva Blakeman
LT George Blalock Browning
Frank Zeigler Campbell
LT James Hoyt Carter, Jr.
PFC Thompson Gallety Dicks
LT Richard Louis Engel
SGT Owen Willoughby Fields, Jr.
LT Creswell Garlington, Jr.
CPL Woodfin Grady Gaston, Jr.
LT Walter Edward Gibson
LT Elias Porter Haizlip
LT Ralph Alexander Hardee
LT Enon Walter Harvey, Jr.
LT William Alvin Henson, II
LT Caswell Marbury Higgs
LT Arthur Bradlee Hunt, Jr.
LT John Evans James, Jr.
LT Vernon Height King, Jr.
PVT Harvey Robert Kolker
LT Richard Lee Mann
LT Archibald Solomon Mills, Jr.
LT Edwin Browning Moore
LT William John Nally
LT Richard Paul Padgett
LT William Young Pearson
LT Paul Richardson
LT Herman Franklin Ridenour
SSG Marvin Roth
LT Benjamin Hume Simons, Jr.
LT Albert Harold Sims
LT Walter Hardy Spence
LT Samuel Rigby Sprott, Jr.
LT Charles Marion Thirlkeld, Jr.
Richard Harry Whitaker
Andrew Nourse Alexander Jr.
SGT Joseph Altomari
Hugh Van Der Veer Batchelder
CPL Robert Alexander Bates
Frederick Scott Campbell, Jr.
Walter Jackson Cowart
William Fred Davis
Archelaus Augustus Drake, III
AVC Charles Many Dukes, III
Paul Smith Floyd
TSG Griffeth Harrison Fort
LT Henry David Fulmer, Jr.
Robert Melvin Gallagher
LT James Guy Gilbert, Jr.
PVT Harry Frierson Hendry, Jr.
James Culpeper Hill, Jr.
SSGT Lucius Joseph Jumper
Robert Henry Law
Vestal Malone
Joy McDowell Marriott, Jr.
LT Frederick Davenport Melton
SGT James Hollenbeck Morehouse, Jr.
LT Andrew Peter Olsen, Jr.
John Wilber Peterson
PFC David Prichard Pilson
LT Russell Eugene Reeves, Jr.
SGT Michael Rudich
PFC Marion Stuckey
LT John Mason Whiting Stulz
LT John Alexander Walts
PFC Wilson Adelbert Wendt
LT Jack Brinson Whitaker
LT Robert Napier Winslow, Jr.
SGT Raleigh Blackwell Batten
Julian Fearing Baum
LT William Beattie Bendure
Richard Burns
PFC Frank William Cantillion
PVT Ross L. Carmichael
PFC Gerald Richard Casey
SGT Edward Gray Cherry, Jr.
Charles Donald Connolly
CPL John Henry Cotter
PVT Walter Steele Covington, Jr.
John Younkin Davis
LT Joseph Ambrose Doyle, Jr.
PFC Joseph Gibbs Ferrel
CPL William Henry Garmen
John Lawrence Glynn, Jr.
SSGT Jule Hancock, Jr.
SSGT James William Hendon, Jr.
James Carroll Hill
James Cookson Johnson, Jr.
PFC Harry Bell Launius, Jr.
Robert Crawford McClane
PVT John Bunyan McMillan, Jr.
LT Richard Heilman Metzger
PFC Fielding Jessup Nelson
PFC Kingsley Robert Pearse
James Calvin Raymond
PFC James Davis Rembert
David Albert Robins
SSG Robert Cowan Rolph
Ray Franklin Rossell, Jr.
PVT Waverly Owen Skidmore
Henry Sylvain Solomon
CPL William Alexander Teague, II
PVT Charles Alister Witsell, Jr.
Thomas Franklin Woodhead
John Kenneth Zahn, Jr.
Thomas Edward Hinton, Jr.

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7/30 (cont)

Mexican War
Judah Alexander
J. H. Howell (Palmetto Regiment)
McBelton O'Nealle
Pearcall Graham
Eugene Wilder
Allen H. Little (Palmetto Regument)

The War Between the States
Col. Charles C. Tew
Lt. Col. Augustus J. Lythgoe
Lt. Col. Franklin Gaillard
BG John Villepigue
Cpt. S. N. Kennerly
Cpt. John B. Colding
Lt. Col. F. Gendron
Col. Edward J. Walker
Cpt. W. S. Brewster
Cpt. T. W. Fitzgerald
George E. Gamble
Cpt. H. B. Housel
Col. R. A. Palmer
Lt. George Seabrook
Maj. D. T. Williams
Col. D. G. Fleming
Cpt. C. T. Haskell
BG Micah Jenkins
Cpt. J. S. Palmer
Cpt. J. M. Dean
Cpt. J. A. Evans
Maj. J. A. Finch
Cpt. J. H. Hart
Col. J. D. Nance
Cpt. George A. Ross
Col. C. W. McCreary
Col. William D. Rutherford
James E. Delorme
Cpt. James L. Litchfield
O. McCaslan
Lt. G. M. McDowell
Col. William H. J. Mitchell
Maj. W. P. Shooter
Col. O. J. Youmans
Frank deCaradeuo
Maj. E. A. Erwin
A .S. Gaillard
Capt. Francis H. Harleston
Lt. S. S. Kirby
Lt. Joshua Moses
Cpt. J. Nettles
James H. Burns
Lt. J. J. Coward
Capt. Randall Croft
Lt. John Dosier Lee
Cpt. A. F. Miller
Lt. J. T. Norris
J. C. Palmer
Maj. John Marshall Whilden
Nicholas Wilson
T. H. Wyle
D. P. Campbell
Cpt. G. B. Dyer
William Gregg
Capt. G. M. Lalane
G. A. McDowell
William McKewn
J. B. Dotterer
John S. Dutart
B. T. Gibbs
P. Hamilton
Col. M. B. Humphrey
John C. Neil
"Cadet Ranger" W. J. Nettles
William Mason Smith
John A. Craig
W. Dozier
Maj. J. D. Quattlebaum
"Cadet Ranger" Ross Davis
George W. McKenzie
R. F. Nichols
W. J. B. Patterson
"Cadet Ranger" James O. Sheppard
Albert S. Brown
John Culbreth
George Grant
Johnnie C. Mangrum
Robert E. Muldrow
James P. Huger
Joseph E. Sams
George O. Buck
Thomas Albert Johnson
Russell Noble
W. McKenzie Parker

Indian Wars
William Davant
William Goodwin

WWI (total of alumni unknown)
Lt. Col. William Howe Simons
Maj. Robert Henry Willis, Jr.
Lt. W. A. Mulloy
Lt. William Montague Nichols
Lt. John Hodges David
Cpt. James Hill Holmes
Cpt. Julius Andrew Mood, Jr.
Lt. George Hampton Yarborough, Jr.
Robert James Cochran
Arthur Thomas Elmore

U.S. Expeditionary Force/Central America, 1917-23
2/Lt. James Karl Bolton (USMC)
Lt. Richard G. Howard (USMC)

WWII
CDRE James Alexander Logan
LTC Alston Pringle Rhett
MAJ Wade Rushton Cothran, Jr.
Francis Lawrence Gaffney
Mervin Eugene Gross
William James Maxwell
James Peurifoy Hill
CPT Wilton Earl Davis
Jenkins Mikell Robertson, Jr.
Robert Clark Hale
CPT Joseph Lynn McCarthy
MAJ Thomas Dry Howie
LT Perry Moses Phelps
MAJ George Roland Weeks
Forrest Hugh Coleman, Jr.
John Jefferson Gee
PVT William Francis Boyd
TSGT George Bryan French
LT Albert Starke Hagood
Thomas Cook Hamer, Jr.
LDCR Allard Barnwell Heyward
William Henry Sills
CPT Joseph Barre Traywick
Perry Baggs
LTC Joseph Carr Davis
CPT Edward Smith Gordon
LT Alexander Beaty Sherard
LT Pope Lott Browne
CPT George Thomas Ford, Jr.
LT Benjamin Henry Ivey
LT Allen Jones Jervey, Jr.
Charles Pritchard Lesesne
LT Franklin Merle Shaw
CPT Arthur Calvin Griffin, Jr.
Robert H. Mackenzie, Jr.
PVT Beverly W. Mitchell
Tang Tich-Ching
MAJ Harry Grimshaw Bowers
CPT George Brown Gregory, Jr.
MAJ Wade Hampton Britt, Jr.
LT James Tredway Dixon
PFC Furman Henry Finklea
LT Ralph Palmer Ford, Jr.
ENS Claude Jackson Gasque, Jr.
George Gilbert Branson
CPT Grady Cannon Corley
CPT John Hackett Culbertson
LT Jesse King Jackson
MAJ James Lee Land
CPT Maxwell Farmer Parrott
LTC Tom Mulloy Trotti
Charles Francis Anderson, Jr.
CPT Stephen Munger Byars, Jr.
COX Eugene Rice Cowan
ENS Arthur Barton Cross, Jr.
CPT Francis Hill DuRant
LCDR Robert Cleveland Evins
LT Roy Hamilton Long, Jr.
LT Jack Alger Mahony, Jr.
CPT Manning Lionel Nelson, Jr.
LT Harold Bradford Chandler, Jr.
MAJ Charles Graham Edwards
CPT Clough Farrar Gee, III
LT Thomas Edward Goodson, Jr.
LT Ernest Scott Haile, II
LT Richard Brady Knapp
LT George Rhea Land, Jr.
LT John Register Lyons
LTC George Bray McMillan
LT Peter Nicholas Meros
LT Lindsay Baker Milikin
LT George Franklin Moznette, Jr.
LT Edwin Karl Newman
LT Ernest Ferdinand Peschau, Jr.
LT Harry Ferrell Stallings, Jr.
PVT Henry Major Taylor
Loring Haynes Terry
CPT Frank Leslie Vernon
Henry Liles Allen
LT Joseph Andrews
Robert Lewis Bedle, Jr.
MAJ Hugh Woodrow Benson
LT Alton Houston Bryant
LT Joseph Plowden Cole
LT Charles Herbert Cooper
LT Peter Franklin Cureton, Jr.
LT John Shipp Daniel
LT Walter Guy Efird, Jr.
MAJ William Haselden Ellerbe
LT William Herbert Ellis, Jr.
Cpt Richard Bishop Franklin
LT Wilson Glover, III
CPT Walter Clinton Goodpasture, Jr.
MAJ Ira Boyd Jones, III
LT Francis Vernon Lael
LT John Thomas Leonard, Jr.
Landon Dwight Long
CPT Thomas Hutson Martin, Jr.
LT John Bernard Mayes
LT Edward Tate McMillan, Jr.
LT John Isaac Moore, III
LT Rufus Alexander Oliphant, Jr.
Maurice Merton Stone
CPT James Goodlett Thornton, Jr.
LT Herbert Bass
CPT Thomas McCullough Boulware, IV
LT Herman Brown, Jr.
Paul Browning, Jr.
CPL William Henderson Coffield, Jr.
LT Richard Furman Dabbs
ENS Charles Emil Eichenberger, Jr.
LT Walter Raymond Erness
ENS Herman John Gerdes, Jr.
LT David Bennett Henderson
Jack Willis Holt
LT Dwight Hughes, III
Thomas Lea Hutchings, Jr.
LT Clark Lewis Knotts
John Catlett Martin
LT Benjamin Willis Mills, Jr.
James Henry Pound
Martin Thomas Powers, Jr.
Harry Hampton Salley
CPT Jerome Chris Serros
PVT Charles Henry Sims
MAJ William Kirkland Stewart
Walter Scott Strong, Jr.
CPT Robert Francis Touhey, Jr.
William Robert Werden, Jr.
ENS Henry Purefoy Whitehurst, Jr.
Charles Richard Whitwell, Jr.
LT Charles Clarence Young, Jr.
Burt Williams Andrews, Jr.
LT Robert Moffatt Brice
LT Joseph Dexter Brown, Jr.
LT William Gadsden Daniels
William Jacob DeWitt
LT Roy Robin English, Jr.
Warren William Gates, Jr.
CPT Thomas Brown Gautier, Jr.
Albert Edward Gresham
TSGT Frank Elmer Grogan, Jr.
CPL Theodore Hanford
LT Gilmer Herriott Holton, Jr.
CPT Norwood Thomas Jenkins
LT Franklyn Madden Ketchum
CPT Ralph Emory Kibler, Jr.
LT Roland Louis Luerich, Jr.
CPT James Lawrence Manning
LT Harold Burris Morse
Eugene Edwards Parsons
Griffith Rutherford Paul
CPT Robert Edward Poland
CPT Hugh Corbin Rogers
LT William Milling Royall
LT Fred Burnham Shifflet, Jr.
LT James Theodore Baugh
LT Frederick William Beidelman, Jr.
LT Jesse Wooten Booker, III
LT Hal Alexander Calhoun
LT John Russell Ferris
LT Jack Johnston Foster
LT John Hobson Franks
LT Theodore Loveland Hinman
LT Harry Vance Johnson, Jr.
LT Robert Edward Murphy
LT Bruce Curtis Robbins
Martin Frederick Schnibben, Jr.
LT Henry Ernest Seeman
LT Allen Joe Seiller
LT Benton Armfield Waugh
William Cleveland Whitley, Jr.
Charles Adolph Bahn
PVT Paul Alva Blakeman
LT George Blalock Browning
Frank Zeigler Campbell
LT James Hoyt Carter, Jr.
PFC Thompson Gallety Dicks
LT Richard Louis Engel
SGT Owen Willoughby Fields, Jr.
LT Creswell Garlington, Jr.
CPL Woodfin Grady Gaston, Jr.
LT Walter Edward Gibson
LT Elias Porter Haizlip
LT Ralph Alexander Hardee
LT Enon Walter Harvey, Jr.
LT William Alvin Henson, II
LT Caswell Marbury Higgs
LT Arthur Bradlee Hunt, Jr.
LT John Evans James, Jr.
LT Vernon Height King, Jr.
PVT Harvey Robert Kolker
LT Richard Lee Mann
LT Archibald Solomon Mills, Jr.
LT Edwin Browning Moore
LT William John Nally
LT Richard Paul Padgett
LT William Young Pearson
LT Paul Richardson
LT Herman Franklin Ridenour
SSG Marvin Roth
LT Benjamin Hume Simons, Jr.
LT Albert Harold Sims
LT Walter Hardy Spence
LT Samuel Rigby Sprott, Jr.
LT Charles Marion Thirlkeld, Jr.
Richard Harry Whitaker
Andrew Nourse Alexander Jr.
SGT Joseph Altomari
Hugh Van Der Veer Batchelder
CPL Robert Alexander Bates
Frederick Scott Campbell, Jr.
Walter Jackson Cowart
William Fred Davis
Archelaus Augustus Drake, III
AVC Charles Many Dukes, III
Paul Smith Floyd
TSG Griffeth Harrison Fort
LT Henry David Fulmer, Jr.
Robert Melvin Gallagher
LT James Guy Gilbert, Jr.
PVT Harry Frierson Hendry, Jr.
James Culpeper Hill, Jr.
SSGT Lucius Joseph Jumper
Robert Henry Law
Vestal Malone
Joy McDowell Marriott, Jr.
LT Frederick Davenport Melton
SGT James Hollenbeck Morehouse, Jr.
LT Andrew Peter Olsen, Jr.
John Wilber Peterson
PFC David Prichard Pilson
LT Russell Eugene Reeves, Jr.
SGT Michael Rudich
PFC Marion Stuckey
LT John Mason Whiting Stulz
LT John Alexander Walts
PFC Wilson Adelbert Wendt
LT Jack Brinson Whitaker
LT Robert Napier Winslow, Jr.
SGT Raleigh Blackwell Batten
Julian Fearing Baum
LT William Beattie Bendure
Richard Burns
PFC Frank William Cantillion
PVT Ross L. Carmichael
PFC Gerald Richard Casey
SGT Edward Gray Cherry, Jr.
Charles Donald Connolly
CPL John Henry Cotter
PVT Walter Steele Covington, Jr.
John Younkin Davis
LT Joseph Ambrose Doyle, Jr.
PFC Joseph Gibbs Ferrel
CPL William Henry Garmen
John Lawrence Glynn, Jr.
SSGT Jule Hancock, Jr.
SSGT James William Hendon, Jr.
James Carroll Hill
James Cookson Johnson, Jr.
PFC Harry Bell Launius, Jr.
Robert Crawford McClane
PVT John Bunyan McMillan, Jr.
LT Richard Heilman Metzger
PFC Fielding Jessup Nelson
PFC Kingsley Robert Pearse
James Calvin Raymond
PFC James Davis Rembert
David Albert Robins
SSG Robert Cowan Rolph
Ray Franklin Rossell, Jr.
PVT Waverly Owen Skidmore
Henry Sylvain Solomon
CPL William Alexander Teague, II
PVT Charles Alister Witsell, Jr.
Thomas Franklin Woodhead
John Kenneth Zahn, Jr.
Thomas Edward Hinton, Jr.

to be continued

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7/31

While in grad school, Cap’n Cat owned a purebred female Airedale named “Jesus”.

(continued from 7/30)
Korean War
LTC Julius Elliot O'Neal
LCDR Noble Raymond Kean
PFC Gordon Ackly
CPT Molten Ancrum Shuler, Jr.
Richard Nicholas D'Errico
CPT William Kennedy Mauldin
LT William Wayne Graham
Paul Morgan Hall
LT John Eugene Pound
Solomon Lee Van Meter, III
LT Wesley Hartwell Johnson
LT Frank Elwood Bloomenshine
LT James Futrell Exley
LT William Calvin Hall
LT John William Hill, Jr.
LT Edmund Jones Lilly, III
LT Edward Rutledge Ravenel, III
LT Herman Louis Falk, Jr.
Francis Lamar Gasque
LT William Henry McLellan
LT William Kendrick Mordecai
LT Clyde P. Padgett, Jr.
LT Richard Tarlton Smock
LT Bob Pearce Cannon
PVT Charles Long Casey
LT James Franklin Davis
PVT William Clyde Fowler
Willis Herbert Gregory
LT Myrth Jimmie Killingsworth
Andrew James Morgan, Jr.
LT Thomas Preston Pearce
PFC Desmond Roy Wilkerson

Vietnam War
LTC Rodolph Lee Nunn, Jr.
MAJ Sam Michael Savas, Jr.
MAJ Amos Oliver Fox
MAJ Richard Herman Schmidt
William Robert Spillers
CPT Donald Bryant Button
LTC Robert Henry Carter, Jr.
MAJ Leo Michael Donker
MAJ Roger Lee Graham
MAJ James Westley Ayers
CPT Terry Denver Cordell
CPT Thomas Joseph Margle
LT Raymond Edgar Doyle, Jr.
CPT Clarence Larry Moorer
CPT Hugh Reavis Nelson
CPT David John Wick Widder
MAJ William Esley Wood, Jr.
CPT John Werner Carlson
LCDR Jere Alen Barton
MAJ Samuel Richard Bird
MAJ James Terry Jackson
CPT Benjamin Edward Kelly, Jr.
CPT Thomas Curtis Metsker
CPT William David Howsa Ragin
MAJ David Bruce Tucker
CPT William Forman Abernethy
CPT Henry Albert Deutsch
CPT Thomas Simcock Hubbell
CPT Kurt Lloyd Kuhns, Sr.
CPT Richard Edward Legate
CPT William Daniel Sands, III
CPT Sam Festis Beach, Jr.
MAJ Robert Gerald Hunter
LT Richard Mershon Milikin, III
LT Phillip Jacob Moog
Unk Viruch Tangnoi
CPT Charles Edward Heine
CPT Anthony George Prior
LT Richard James Regan
LT James Clinton Tarkenton, III
LT Judson Thompson
LT Hugh William Wellons
LT Joseph Cyril Missar, Jr.
LT Frank Monroe Murphy
LT Arthur Clifton Retzlaff
LT Stephen Winfield Davis
CPT Thomas Walter Foy
LT John Luther Fuller, Jr.
CPT Fred Orr Jackson, Jr.
MAJ Woodrow Wilson Parker
LT Mark Macdonald Serrem
LT Fred Joshua Carter
CPT Glenn Richard Cook
LT Frederick Y. Holjes
HM2 William Livingston McCormick
CPT George Louis Miner
SGT Thomas Duckett O'Connor
LT Richard William O'Keefe
CPT George Thomas Taylor, Jr.
LT Bruce Richard Welge
CPT Barry Kenneth Allmond
CPT Ronald Anthony Ashe
LT John Fredrick Bradman
LT Carl Alfred Peterson
LT Kenneth Martin Schlie
LT Charles E. Suprenant, Jr.
CPT Robert Francis Woodhouse, Jr.
LT Christopher L. Clearwaters
CPT Joe Wofford Eubanks
CPT Carter A. Howell
WO1 Ephriam Rutledge Liles, II
LT Richard Glenn Repole
SSG Robert Francis Scherdin

Lebanon
Charles J. Schnorf

Grenada
Michael F. Ritz

Persian Gulf War
Mario J. Fajardo

War on Terrorism
Lt. Col. Chad Buehring
MSgt. Robert V. Derenda
Arsenio Domingo Jr. (Civilian)
Capt. Christopher Kenny
Capt. Benjamin Sammis
Capt. Daniel W. Eggers
LTJG Peter Ober
Lt. Shane Childers
Lt. Dan Thomas Malcolm
Lt. Almar Fitzgerald
Lt. Joshua Booth
Cpl Timothy Creager

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