COL. Sylvanus Thayer, 1808
GEN Douglas MacArthur, 1903
GEN Martin Dempsey, 1974
GEN Anthony McAuliffe, 1919
GEN David Petraeus, 1974
GEN Fred Franks, 1959
GEN Barry McCaffrey, 1964
GEN Roscoe Robinson Jr., 1951
GEN John Abizaid, 1973
GEN Wayne Downing, 1962
LTG McInerney & Family, 1923-1960
LTG Harold Moore Jr., 1945
MG John C. Bard, 1954
BG Rebecca Halstead, 1981,
BG Robert McDermott, 1943
BG Robert Neyland, 1916
COL. David "Mickey" Marcus, 1924
Brigadier General Pete Dawkins, 1959
Brigadier General Wesley Posvar, 1946
Colonel Buzz Aldrin, 1951
Colonel Lee Van Arsdale, 1974
Colonel Debow Freed, Ph.D. 1946
Doctor Thoralf Sundt, 1952
Henry O. Flipper, 1877
Lee Anderson, 1961
Frederic Malek, 1959
William F. Murdy, 1964
General George Alfred Joulwan, USMA 1961
Joseph M. DePinto, 1986
Timothy Tyson, 1974
Dana Mead, 1957
Richard Nowak, 1964
James Kimsey, 1962
Lieutenant General John H. Moellering, 1959, Chairman, USAA
Thomas B. Dyer III, 1967, Chairman, CEO, and President of Association of Graduates
Major General Frederick A Gorden, 1962, First African-American Commandant of Cadets
Captain Humbert"Rocky"Versace, 1959, POW/Medal of Honor (posthumous)
Secretary James Nicholson, 1961, US Secretary of Veterans Administration
Colonel James "Nick" Rowe, 1960
Thomas B. Dyer III, 1967, Chairman, CEO, and President of Association of Graduates
Ambassador Michael A. Sheehan, 1977, Assistant Secretary of Defense
1953 Army Football Team
1958 Army Football Team
Army Baseball Room

President George Washington, Established fortifications at West Point 1778
President Thomas Jefferson, Founded West Point 1802
President Ulysses Grant, 1843, President of the United States
President Dwight Eisenhower, 1915 - 34th President of the United States
President Jose Maria Figueres, 1979, President of Costa Rica
President Fidel V. Ramos, 1950, President of the Philippines
General John Pershing, 1886, General of the Armies
General Henry "Hap" Arnold, 1907, General of the Army & General of the Air Force
General Omar Bradley, 1915, General of the Army
Secretary John McCallister Schofield, 1853, US Secretary of War
General Eric Shinseki, 1965, US Secretary of the Veterans Administration
Secretary Alexander Haig, 1947, US Secretary of State
Secretary James Nicholson, 1961, US Secretary of Veterans Administration
Lieutenant General Brent Scowcroft, 1947, National Security Advisor
Senator Henry A. DuPont, 1861, Medal of Honor, US Senator, State of Delaware
Senator Jack Reed, 1971, US Senator State of Rhode Island
Governor David Heineman, 1970, Governor of the State of Nebraska
Governor Simon Bolivar Buckner, 1844, Governor of the State of Kentucky
Governor George Stoneman, 1846, Governor of the State of California
Governor George McClellan, 1846, Governor of the State of New Jersey
Congressman Geoff Davis, 1981, Member of Congress, State of Kentucky
Congressman John Shimkus, 1980, Member of Congress, State of Illinois
Congressman Brett Guthrie, 1987, Member of Congress, State of Kentucky
General William Knowlton, 1943
Major Art Bonifas, 1966, Killed in Action on the DMZ 1976
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Young, 1889,First African American Colonel of the US Army
General Lloyd James Austin III, 1975
General George Patton, 1909, Commander Third Army World War II
General Joe Stilwell, 1904, Commander, China-Burma-India (CBI) World War II
General James Van Fleet, 1915, U of FL Football Coach, UN Commander Korean War
General Matthew Ridgway, 1917, Commander of the Korean War
General William Westmoreland, 1936, Commander of the Vietnam War
General Creighton Abrams, 1936, Commander of the Vietnam War
General Norman Schwarzkopf, 1956, Commander Operation Desert Storm
General Ray Odierno, 1976, Commander of Iraq War
General Maxwell Taylor, 1922, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ambassador James Gavin, 1929, US Ambassador to France
Major General Abner Doubleday, 1842, "Father of the Game of Baseball"
Mike Krzyzewski, 1969, NCAA Hall of Fame Basketball Coach
Brigadier General William O. Darby, 1933, Commander of "Darby's Rangers"
Major General Frank Merrill, 1929, Commander of "Merrill's Marauders
Colonel Henry Mucci, 1936, Led "The Great Raid" POW rescue in Philippines
General Benjamin O. Davis, 1936, Commander Tuskegee Airmen
General Wesley Clark, 1966, Supreme Allied Commander NATO
General Stanley A. McChrystal, 1976
Brigadier General Joseph Gardner Swift, 1802, First Graduate of West Point
Simon Levy, 1802, First Jewish Graduate of West Point
Major General Luis Esteves, 1915, First Hispanic-American Graduate of West Point
Kristin Baker, 1990, First Female First Captain of West Point
Andrea Lee Hollen, 1980, First Female Graduate from thr Military Academies
"The Women of the Class of 1980" , First Female Graduates of West Point
Major General Vincent K. Brooks, 1980, First African-American First Captain USMA
Colonel John Kai Tien Jr., 1987, First Asian-American First Captain
Paul Bucha, 1965, Medal of Honor
Mark Hoffman, 1969, CEO Commerce One, Hoffman Press Box Benefactor
Roland Smith, 1978, CEO Wendy's Restaurants
Marshall Carter, 1962, CEO State Street Bank
Anthony Noto, 1991, Chief Financial Officer, NFL
William F. Gorog, 1949, Founder Lexus Nexus
Marshall Larsen, 1970,Chairman & CEO Goodrich Corporation
Ken Hicks, 1974, CEO Footlocker
Denis Mullane, 1952, CEO Connecticut Mutual
John Garrison Jr., 1982, CEO Bell Helicopter
Frank Caufield, 1962, Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byer: Caufield Crew Center Benefactor
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew S Rowan, 1881, Inspiration for the "Message to Garcia"
Major General George W. Goethals, 1880, Architect and Builder Panama Canal
Lieutenant General Leslie Groves, 1918, Built the Pentagon and Manhattan Project
Lieutenant General Hubert Harmon, 1915, "Father of the Air Force Academy"
General Carl Andrew Spaatz, 1914, First Chief of Staff of the US Air Force
Brigadier General Robin Olds, 1943, Commandant of Cadets USAFA
General Lucias Clay, 1918, "Father of the Berlin Airlift"
Rear Admiral Michael W Shelton, 1967, Only West Point Graduate to become an Admiral
Herbert S. Lichtenberg, 1955, Benefactor of Lichtenberg Tennis Center at West Point
Major General James A. Marks & Family, 1909-1975,
Brigadier General Richard J. Tallman, 1949
Major General Charles F. Leonard, Jr, 1935, Commander 10th US Army Corps
Lieutenant General Alfred D. Starbird, 1933
Judge Eugene Sullivan, 1964, Federal Judge
Lieutenant General Julian Ewell, 1939, Commander II Field Force Vietnam
General George G. Meade, 1835, Commander Army of Potomac at Gettysburg
James Longstreet, 1842, US Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire
Major General George Henry Thomas, 1840, "The Rock of Chicamaugua"
Lieutenant General Robert F. Foley, 1967, Medal of Honor, Commandant of Cadets
General Braxton Bragg,CSA,1837, Ft. Bragg Named in His Honor
General William Tecumseh Sherman, 1840, "Sherman's March to the Sea"
General Leslie McNair, 1904, Ft. Mcnair Named in His Honor, Killed in Europe WWII
Major General Oliver Otis Howard, 1854, Medal of Honor, Founder Howard University
Captain Alden Partridge, 1806, Superintendent USMA, Founder Norwich Academy
Major William Gillis, 1941,KIA Gillis Field House Named in His Honor
General Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr, 1908,Commander - Invasion of Okinawa,Killed in Action
General Robert E. Lee, CSA, 1829, Superintendent, Commander Confederate Forces
Major General George Custer, 1861, Killed in Action with his entire 7th Cavalry Command
General John Bell Hood, 1853, Fort Hood Named in His Honor
General Johnathan Wainwright, 1906, Medal of Honor, Ft. Wainwright Named in His Honor
1st Lieutenant Edward C. Christi Jr, 1944, KIA, Christi Arena West Point Named in His Honor
Brigadier General Hugh S. Johnson, 1903, Time Magazine Man of the Year 1933
Colonel Frank Borman, 1950, NASA Astronaut, President Eastern Airlines
Brigadier General Michael Collins, 1952, NASA Astronaut, Pilot of Apollo 11
Lieutenant Colonel Edward White, 1952, NASA Astronaut, Killed in Apollo 1 Fire
Tate Brothers, 1941/1942, 2 Pilots Killed in Action WWII. Tate Arena Named in their Honor
Major Donald Holleder, 1956, KIA Vietnam, Holleder Center Named in His Honor
Captain Dennis Michie, 1892, KIA, Founder Army Football, Stadium Named in His Honor
Glenn Davis, 1947, Heisman Trophy Winner
Colonel Felix "Doc" Blanchard, 1947, Heisman Trophy Winner
1944 National Champion Army Football Team
1945 National Champion Army Football Team
1946 National Champion Army Football Team
1984 Cherry Bowl Football Team
1985 Peach Bowl Football Team
2010 Armed Forces Bowl Football Team