Kenneth O. Shrewsbury Amherst, 1914 1 of 8 Americans to fly in the Koúciuszko Squadron (Polish 7th Air Escadrille)

Horace George Yelland Univ. of Manitoba, 1936 First Canadian aviator killed in WWII. December 1, 1939 First Phi killed in WWII. May have been the first member of any college fraternity killed in the war.

Donald Eglington Stewart University of British Columbia, 1933 First Phi to die in actual combat WWII. September 11, 1940

Wesley Long Mays University of Nebraska, 1931 Navy Physician. First American Phi to die while in service during WWII. Non-combat death.

Cdr. Thomas Leroy Kirkpatrick Colorado College, 1911 Killed at Pearl Harbor Chaplain of the USS Arizona First Navy Chaplain killed in WWII

Ensign William Manley Thompson Univ. of North Carolina, 1941 Killed at Pearl Harbor USS Oklahoma

Colonel Thomas H. Augustine Lewis Union College, 1926 Founder of the Armed Services Radio Network

Lt. Albert McCabe Hart Wyoming, 1940 First Army Chaplain killed in WWII

Col. G. Edward Buxton Brown University, 1902 Director and second in command of the Office of Strategic Services Predecessor of the CIA. Battalion commander of Sgt. Alvin York in WWI

Elmer Davis Franklin College, 1910 Director of the Office War Information Deptartment Also listed under Media

Byron Price Wabash College, 1912 United States Director of Censorship Also listed under Media

Capt. Charles Leighton Mich. State-Ohio Wes, 1942 Navigator of the famed B-17 Flying Fortress Memphis Belle

Captain Rodney R. Wilder Southwestern, 1939 Member of Doolittle's Raiders

Ssgt. Frederick H. Butts Sewanee, 1943 Credited by the Associated Press as being the first American GI to break into Hitler's Eagle's Nest

Col. Robert Arnold Lafayetter, 1937 Leader of Guerilla troops in the Philippines

Major Frederick P. Griffin British Columbia, 1939 Cmdr of the Black Watch Regiment during the highly controversial Battle of Verrières Ridge

Ernst Harboe Penn State, 1947 Member of the Danish Underground. Nephew of King Christian X

Commander Frank S. Borden Lehigh University, 1911 Chief of the Division of Charts: US Coast Guard and Geographic Survey

Ted Gamble Univ., of Washington, 1930 Director of the War Bond Drive

Chester H. Payne McGill University, 1906 Director Commercial Intelligence Canada

Loren L. Brown University of Idaho, 1911 Timber Controller of the Munitions and Supply Dept.

Leonard Thom Ohio State University, 1941 Executive Officer Second in Command of PT Boat 109 commanded by John F. Kennedy

Col. John Winterholler University of Wyoming, 1939 US Marine Corps Survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March Philippines

Lt. Charles Henry Semon University of Oregon, 1942 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division Believed to be one of the first if not the first Phi killed on D-Day

William John Vanderkloot University of Virginia, 1937 Personal Pilot of Prime Minister Winston Churchill

Col. Douglas Catto Toronto, 1923 Cmdr of the Royal Regiment of Canada. Captured in the Dieppe Raid, the bloodiest day for Canada in WWII.

Albert I. Lodwick Iowa Wesleya, 1925 Special Consultant to the War Dept. Founder of 2 aviation schools during WWII which graduated over 6,000 cadets.

Capt. Dwain Luce Auburn, 1939 82nd Airborne Division One of the featured veterans profiled in Ken Burn's landmark award winning documentary The War (2007).

Corporal Eugene Sledge Auburn, 1948 One of the featured veterans profiled in Ken Burn's landmark award winning documentary The War (2007). Author of "With the Old Breed", the basis for the HBO series The Pacific (2010)

William G. Swann University of Toronto, 1906 Director, Canadian War Supply Board

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Robert Edwards Lafayette College, 1960 Col. U.S. Army, (Ret.) Company Commander during first major battle of the Vietnam War, Battle of Ia Drang Valley

Col. Thomas B. Tyree Lafayette College, 1947 Commander 4th Cavalry - 1st Squadron One of the most decorated units in the Vietnam War.

James Ruliffson Iowa State, 1959 Co-Founder, Commander U. S. Navy Fighter Weapons School. "Top Gun" One of the two original instructors.

Bruce F. Meyers Univ. of Washington, 1946 First Commander of 1st Force Recon. Pioneer in deep reconnaissance operations for the Marine Corps

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Cold War (1946-1991)

John R. McKone Kansas State University, 1954 US Air Force Shot Down by The Soviet Union POW, later set free

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War in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1995)

Scott O'Grady University of Washington, 1988 Pilot Captain, United States Air Force Shot down over Bosnia Mrkonji¿ Grad Incident

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War on Terrorism (2001 - Current)

Spc. Marc Anderson Case Western University, 1995 Army Ranger Killed in "Operation Anaconda" Afghanistan. March 4, 2001. First Phi killed in combat in the War on Terror.

Capt. Michael Medders Bowling Green, 2005 Army, 2nd Squadron. 3d Armored Killed in Iraq. Sept. 24, 2008. Only known Phi killed in the Iraq War

1st Lt. Joel Getz Purdue, 2007 Air Force Combat Rescue Officer Killed in Afghanistan. June 9, 2010. Last known Phi to lose his life in combat in the history of the fraternity.

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