Chattanooga National Cemetery: Difference between revisions

** [[Medal of Honor]] recipients

*** Private [[Samuel Robertson (Medal of Honor)|Samuel Robertson]]<ref name=cwb>[https://books.google.com/books?id=LmlZAD1THCwC&dq=Samuel+Robertson+chattanooga+national&pg=PA42 ''Civil War Battlefields'']</ref>

*** Sergeant Major [[Marion A. Ross]]<ref name=cwb/>

*** Sergeant [[John Morehead Scott|John M. Scott]]<ref name=cwb/>

*** Private [[Samuel Slavens]]<ref name=cwb/>'

** Other Raiders

*** [[James J. Andrews]], leader of the raid (civilian)<ref name=cwb/>

*** [[William Hunter Campbell|William H. Campbell]], civilian member<ref name=cwb/>

*** Private Philip G. Shadrack<ref name=cwb/>

*** Private George D. Wilson<ref name=cwb/>

** Master Sergeant [[Ray E. Duke]], for action in the [[Korean War]]. Also, recipient of Republic of Korea's version of the Medal of Honor (the Merit Taegug Medal)

** Corporal [[Desmond Doss]], for action in World War II, the first [[conscientious objector]] to be awarded the Medal of Honor.

** Private [[William F. Zion]], USMC, for action in the [[Boxer Rebellion]]

** Technical Sergeant [[Charles H. Coolidge|Charles Coolidge]], US Army, last person to receive the award during [[World War II]]

** [[Cal Ermer]], [[Major League Baseball]] player and [[Marine (military)|Marine Corps]] veteran.

** [[William P. Sanders]], Civil War Union Army officer.

** [[Timothy Robbins Stanley|Timothy R. Stanley]], [[Brigadier General]] during the Civil War.

** [[Sammy Strang]], Major League Baseball player and [[United States Military Academy]] coach.

** 186 foreign prisoners of war from World War I and [[World War II]] including:

***[[Karl Bulowius]], German army general.

** One [[Canadian Army|Canadian soldier]] of World War I.<ref name=cwgc>[http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/4010475/CAMP,%20THOMAS] CWGC Casualty Record.</ref>