Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery: Difference between revisions

** Captain [[Harry Bell (Medal of Honor)|Harry Bell]] (1860–1938), for action in the [[Philippine–American War]]

** Captain [[Thomas Custer|Thomas W. Custer]] (1845–1876{{KIA}}), brother of [[George Armstrong Custer]], two time recipient – first for action at the [[Battle of Namozine Church]], and second for action at the [[Battle of Sayler's Creek]], both during the [[American Civil War|Civil War]]

** Navy Lt. Commander [[William E. Hall]] (1913–1996), for action in [[World War II]]

** Corporal [[John Kyle (Medal of Honor)|John Kile]] (1846–1870), for action in the [[Indian Wars]]

** Private [[Fitz Lee (Medal of Honor)|Fitz Lee]] (1866–1899), for action in the [[Spanish–American War]]

** Corporal [[George Miller (Medal of Honor)|George Miller]] (1851–1888), for action in the Indian Wars ([[cenotaph]])

** Private [[Edward Pengally]] (1824–1874), for action in the Indian Wars

** First Sergeant [[Joseph Robinson (Medal of Honor)|Joseph Robinson]] (1850–1874), for action in the Indian Wars

** Private [[Albert D. Sale]] (1850–1874), for action in the Indian Wars

** 1st Sergeant [[Jacob Widmer]] (1845–1880), for action in the Indian Wars

** Brigader General [[William Dorrance Beach]] (1856–1932), career officer and author

** Lt. Colonel [[David Hillhouse Buel (soldier)|David Hillhouse Buel]] (1839–1870), Chief of Ordnance of the [[Army of the Tennessee]]

** First Lieutenant [[James Calhoun (soldier)|James Calhoun]] (1845–1876{{KIA}}), Commander, L Company, [[7th Cavalry Regiment|7th Cavalry]]; brother in law of Lt. Col. George Armstong Custer, killed in action at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, Montana

** Lieutenant [[John Lawrence Grattan]] (1830–1854{{KIA}}), officer whose poor judgment led to the [[Grattan Massacre]]

** Brigadier General [[Edward Hatch]] (1832–1889), commander of the [[Buffalo Soldier]] 9th Cavalry Regiment

** Brigadier General [[Henry Leavenworth]] (1783–1834), namesake of Fort Leavenworth

** Major General [[William F. Sharp]] (1885–1947), commander of the ill-fated Visayan-Mindanao Force and Japanese POW

** Captain [[Algernon Smith]] (1842–1876{{KIA}}), 7th Cavalry Regiment officer who died at Little Bighorn

** Captain [[George Wilhelmus Mancius Yates]] (1843–1876{{KIA}}), 7th Cavalry under Lt. Col. George Armstong Custer, killed in action at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, Montana