With honor and distinction, these warriors of Maryland, native and transplant, volunteer and conscript, served their state and their country without reservation when called upon to stand with their comrades-in-arms in times of war and strife.
We salute them and give them, one and all, our eternal thanks for their service and sacrifice.
War of 1812
Indian Wars
Spanish-American War
World War I
- BN Sgt. Maj. Benjamin William Flack
- Pfc. E. James Carter
- Sgt. Henry Nicholas John Gunther – Last Soldier Killed in WWI
- Wagoner. George R. Jones
- Sgt. Harry Walker
- 2nd Lt. George Raney Debnam
- Sgt. Stanley Delcher
- Pvt. Wilmer Aubrey Disney
- Pfc. William Amrheim
- 1st. Lt. Robert Ober – American Expeditionary Force WWI, KIA during Muese-Argonne Offensive
- ANCR Nurse Laura Virginia McGonigall
World War II
- 1st. Lt. Catherine (Riggs) Isely – U.S. Coast Guard Reserve WWII
- David Forster Woods
- SN George F. Walters
- Capt. Harry Osbin Walters
- 1st. Lt. Helen Adeline (Hales) Seager
- S2c. John Joseph Griffith
- 2nd Lt. James Lee Hitt
- Pfc. Anthony E. Costanza
- SSgt. Raymond Colison Chance
- Pfc. Roger Glenn Stansbury
- Maj. David Henry Wainwright Houck – U.S. Army Air Forces WWII, Executed by Japanese
- 1st. Lt. John Royden Forsythe – U.S. Army WWII, POW/MIA 7 Sep 1944. Lost off Mindanao, Philippines.
Korea
- Pvt. Earl Junior Brown – U.S. Army Korea, KIA 10 Sep 1950
Vietnam
- CWO2 Robert James Watkins, Jr. – U.S. Army Vietnam, KIA 8 Oct 1969
