List of Navy Cross recipients for World War II

This is a list of Navy Cross recipients for World War II.

World War II, or the Second World War, was a global military conflict, the joining of what had initially been two separate conflicts. The first began in Asia in 1937 as the Second Sino-Japanese War; the other began in Europe in 1939 with the German and Soviet invasion of Poland.[1] This global conflict split the majority of the world's nations into two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis powers.

The United States was drawn into World War II on December 8, 1941, a day after the Axis-member Japan launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in Honolulu that killed almost 2,500 people in what was considered the biggest peacetime loss on American soil inflicted by foreign people at that time.

A

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Gordon Abbott	Navy	Commander	off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 6, 1945
William E. Abbott †	Navy	Aviation Machinist's Mate Third Class	northwest Borneo	December 12, 1944
Brent M. Abel	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	off Cape Verde Islands	May 6, 1944
Rondo G. Abel	Marine Corps	Corporal	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 24, 1945
Mannert L. Abele †	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	off Alaska	June 30 – July 24, 1942
Laurence A. Abercrombie	Navy	Commander	Far East	December 24, 1941	First award
Laurence A. Abercrombie	Navy	Commander	off the Gilbert Islands	October 22, 1942	Second award
Laurence A. Abercrombie	Navy	Commander	South Pacific	February 17, 1943	Third award
William W. Abercrombie †	Navy	Ensign	Midway	June 4, 1942
Louis M. Abernathy	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 24, 1945
Elmer P. Abernethy	Navy	Commander	off Christmas Island	March 1, 1942
Merlin F. Achor	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate Second Class	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 24, 1945
Lloyd E. Acree †	Navy	Aviation Ordnanceman Third Class	off Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	October 11–12, 1942
Robert F. Adair	Navy	Lieutenant	off Samar, Philippine Islands	October 25, 1944
Frederick L. Adams	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	December 26–28, 1943
John P. Adams	Navy	Ensign	Coral Sea	May 4 & 8, 1942	First award
John P. Adams	Navy	Ensign	Midway	June 4, 1942	Second award
John P. Adams †	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Cavite Naval Yard, Philippines	December 10, 1941	POW
Marvin E. Adams	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944
Russell M. Adams	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Philippine Sea	October 26, 1944
Samuel Adams †	Navy	Lieutenant	New Guinea	March 10, 1942	First award
Samuel Adams †	Navy	Lieutenant	Coral Sea	May 4–8, 1942	Second award
Samuel Adams †	Navy	Lieutenant	Midway	June 4–6, 1942	Third award
Thomas B. Adams	Navy	Lieutenant	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
William L. Adams	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
Clinton M. Adcock	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 21, 1945	Shielded two Marines from a hand grenade blast, and then killed two of the enemy despite losing his hand
James A. Adkins	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	off the Philippines	July 3 – August 25, 1944
Dwight M. Agnew	Navy	Commander	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 7 – October 25, 1942
Edward H. Ahrens †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Tulagi, Solomon Islands	August 7–8, 1942
William L. Aiken	Marine Corps	Corporal	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	January 1, 1944
John W. Ailes III	Navy	Commander	off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 12, 1945
Walden L. Ainsworth	Navy	Rear Admiral	Kula Gulf, Solomon Islands	July 5–6, 1943
Alfred H. Akers Jr. †	Navy	Electrician's Mate Third Class	Mindanao Sea, Philippines	December 11, 1944
Daniel S. Albaugh †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	March 20, 1945
John C. Alderman	Navy	Commander	off Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 8 – October 18, 1942
Charles W. Aldrich	Navy	Commander	off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 2 – June 24, 1945
Donald N. Aldrich	Marine Corps	Captain	Solomon Islands and Bismarck Archipelago areas	January 5 – February 15, 1944	Shot down 15 Japanese aircraft during this period
James H. Alexander Jr. †	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Bay of Biscay	September 4, 1943
Ralph C. Alexander	Navy	Captain	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 14–24, 1944
Samuel H. Alexander	Navy	Lieutenant	near Gela, Sicily	July 10, 1943
Bennett W. Alford	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	March 12, 1945
Robert V. Allard †	Marine Corps	Sergeant	Makin Atoll, Gilbert Islands	August 17–18, 1942
Augustus T. Allen Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Sicily	July 10–13, 1943
Edward H. Allen †	Navy	Lieutenant	Pacific Ocean	February 20, 1942	First award
Edward H. Allen †	Navy	Lieutenant	Coral Sea	May 7, 1942	second award
James W. Allen	Navy	Hospital Apprentice First Class	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 22, 1945
Russell B. Allen	Navy	Commander	off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 14, 1945
Thomas J. Allen †	Marine Corps	Staff Sergeant	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 23, 1945
Walter H. Allen	Marine Corps	Sergeant	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 22, 1945
Richard G. Altmann	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
John R. Alvord †	Marine Corps	Captain	Midway	June 4, 1942
John N. Ammen Jr.	Navy	Ensign	Coral Sea	May 7, 1942
Maurice R. Amundson †	Marine Corps	Captain	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21–27, 1944
John R. Amussen	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
Martin L. Anderberg †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 21, 1945
Clarence N. Andersen †	Marine Corps	Corporal	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 9, 1945
Harvey M. Andersen	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Java Sea	February 4, 1942
Alexander L. Anderson	Navy	Lieutenant	over Tokyo, Japan	February 16, 1945	Personally shot down five enemy planes in a single action
Arthur Anderson †	Navy	Fireman First Class	Surigao Strait, Philippines	December 11, 1944
Arthur J. Anderson †	Marine Corps	Corporal	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 25–26, 1944
Edward L. Anderson	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Midway	June 4–6, 1942
Elman A. Anderson †	Marine Corps	Sergeant	Saipan, Marianas Islands	July 2, 1944
Ralph G. Anderson †	Marine Corps	Sergeant	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 27, 1944
Ralph R. Anderson	Navy	Lieutenant	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 28, 1945
Robert H. Anderson	Navy	Lieutenant	off the Philippines	December 14, 1944
William H. Anderson Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant	Philippine Sea	October 24, 1944
William L. Anderson	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	South Pacific	December 30, 1941 – February 26, 1942
William W. Anderson	Navy	Lieutenant	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Grant G. Andreasen	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Normandy, France	June 6, 1944
Charles H. Andrews	Navy	Commander	Palau Islands	July 12–26, 1943	First award
Charles H. Andrews	Navy	Commander	Celebes Sea	April 16 – June 11, 1944	Second award
Thomas L. Andrews Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Clarence E. Angevine	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	January 10, 1944
John W. Antonelli	Marine Corps	Major	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 16, 1945
Richard N. Antrim	Navy	Commander	Java Sea	March 1, 1942	Also awarded the Medal of Honor for actions as POW
Abel B. Aragon	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 22, 1944
James D. Arbes	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
Raoul J. Archambault	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 23, 1945
Robert J. Archer	Navy	Captain	off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 11, 1945
Max M. Archiberque	Navy	Signalman First Class	Solomon Islands	November 12–13, 1942
Charles F. Ard	Marine Corps	Corporal	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	June 14, 1945
Rae E. Arison	Navy	Commander	Solomon Islands	November 13, 1942
Kirk Armistead	Marine Corps	Major	Midway	June 4, 1942
Thomas E. Armour	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippine Islands	October 25, 1944
John B. Armstrong †	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Saipan, Marianas Islands	June 15–16, 1944
Henry J. Armstrong	Navy	Commander	off Bougainville, Solomon Islands	November 1–2, 1943	First award
Henry J. Armstrong	Navy	Commander	off Bougainville, Solomon Islands	November 24–25, 1943	Second award
Robert G. Armstrong	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	near New Guinea	March 10, 1942
George J. Arnett †	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate Third Class	West Pacific	January 21, 1945
Herman F. Arnold †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	September 13–14, 1942
Jackson D. Arnold	Navy	Commander	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
John S. Arnold II	Navy	Ensign	off Georgia, U.S.	June 10, 1943
Ralph J. Arnold	Navy	Commander	Midway	June 4 & 6, 1942
Frederick L. Arsenault	Navy	Shipfitter Second Class	French Morocco	November 8–11, 1942
Norman Arsenault †	Marine Corps	Private	Saipan, Marianas Islands	July 8, 1944
Robert O. Arthur	Marine Corps	Staff Sergeant	Wake Island	December 8–23, 1941	POW
Edward L. Asbill	Marine Corps	Major	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 21, 1945
Julian O. Aschenbach	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	near Dagua, New Guinea	May 13, 1944
James H. Ashley Jr.	Navy	Commander	off Formosa	September 23 – November 7, 1944	First award
James H. Ashley Jr.	Navy	Commander	off Japan	June 25 – August 13, 1945	Second award
John C. Atkeson	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	off Kamandorski Islands	March 26, 1943
Barry K. Atkins	Navy	Commander	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24–25, 1944
Fitzgerald Atkinson Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	June 17, 1945
Melvin K. Atwell	Navy	Lieutenant	Solomon Islands	October 27, 1942
Arthur J. Atwood †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 21, 1942
William B. Ault †	Navy	Commander	Coral Sea	May 7–8, 1942
Joseph M. Auman †	Marine Corps	Private	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	November 11, 1942
Evan P. Aurand	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	off New Guinea	March 10, 1942
Bernard L. Austin	Navy	Commander	Solomon Islands	November 1–2, 1943	First award
Bernard L. Austin	Navy	Commander	off Bougainville, Solomon Islands	November 24–25, 1943	Second award
John A. Austin †	Navy	Chief Carpenter	Pearl Harbor, Hawaii	December 7, 1941
Marshall H. Austin	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Southwest Pacific	March 19 – May 2, 1944
Walton A. Austin	Navy	Ensign	Coral Sea	May 4–8, 1942
Howard M. Avery	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	South Atlantic	June 15, 1944
John E. Avery †	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
George C. Axtell Jr.	Marine Corps	Major	off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 22, 1945	Shot down five enemy planes and probably down three more in a single action
Russell G. Ayers	Army	Colonel	Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands	February 19, 1944
Theodore C. Aylward	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Molucca Strait	February 3, 1942
John B. Azer	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Sea of Japan	October 9 – November 10, 1942	First award
John B. Azer	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	near Truk Atoll	January 3 – February 2, 1943	Second award

B

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
John B. Babich †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 22, 1945
Webster J. Bachelot Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 27, 1944
Barton E. Bacon Jr.	Navy	Commander	Pacific Theater	December 8, 1941 – August 26, 1942
Donald G. Baer	Navy	Commander	South China Sea	September 4 – October 31, 1944
Barnie O. Baggett	Marine Corps	Corporal	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 28, 1945
Raymond W. Bahring †	Marine Corps	Corporal	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 21 – March 1, 1945
Bryan Bailey Jr.	Navy	Ensign	Kure Harbor, Japan	March 19, 1945
Wilfred M. Bailey	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
John B. Bain	Navy	Ensign	Coral Sea	May 7–8, 1942	First award
John B. Bain	Navy	Ensign	Midway	June 4, 1942	Second award
Dale W. Bair	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 13, 1945
Robert Baird	Marine Corps	Captain	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	June 9, 16, & July 13, 1945	Only Marine night fighter ace
Daniel W. Baker	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Philippine Sea	October 24, 1944
Earl P. Baker Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Inland Sea of Japan	July 24, 1945
John D. Baker †	Navy	Ensign	Coral Sea	May 7, 1942
Lewis R. Baker	Navy	Chief Electrician's Mate	Marshall Islands	December 4, 1943
Lionel H. Baker	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate Second Class	Pearl Harbor, Hawaii	December 7, 1941
Paul G. Baker †	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Coral Sea	May 7–8, 1942
Wilder D. Baker	Navy	Rear Admiral	Sea of Okhotak, Japan	June 1943 – March 1944
Frederick E. Bakutis	Navy	Commander	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944
Lawrence Baldinus	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 25 & 28, 1942
Paul Balducci †	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 21, 1945
Remi A. Balduck †	Marine Corps	Corporal	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	November 9, 1942
Joe F. Ball	Navy	Lieutenant	Ormoc Bay, Leyte	December 3, 1944
Louis L. Bangs	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
Joseph Bangust †	Navy	Aviation Machinist's Mate First Class	Jolo Harbor, Philippines	December 27, 1941
Alan B. Banister	Navy	Commander	Pacific Theater	June 22 – August 15, 1944	First award
Alan B. Banister	Navy	Commander	Pacific Theater	September 9 – November 8, 1944	Second award
Donald F. Banker †	Navy	Lieutenant	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944	First award
Donald F. Banker †	Navy	Lieutenant	Manila Harbor, Philippines	November 5, 1944	Second award
Rex L. Bantz	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Donald B. Barber	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	near Kyushu, Japan	April 7, 1945
Rex T. Barber	Army Air Forces	First Lieutenant	Solomon Islands	April 18, 1943
Daniel E. Barbey	Navy	Rear Admiral	Lae & Finschafen, New Guinea	September 4 & 22, 1943
Loran E. Barbour	Navy	Aviation Chief Ordnanceman	Normandy, France	June 6, 1944
Burton L. Bardeen	Navy	Lieutenant	Kyushu, Japan	May 13–14, 1945
Joyce M. Bardelmeier	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Kure Harbor, Japan	June 24, 1945
Kenneth P. Barden	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Charlie H. Barfield	Navy	Ensign	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 24, 1945
Harry B. Barker †	Marine Corps	Captain	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21, 1944
James D. Barker †	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate Second Class	Tarawa Atoll, Gilbert Islands	November 20, 1943
Robert A. Barker †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 25, 1944
Lloyd G. Barnard	Navy	Lieutenant	Bonin Islands	June 15, 1944	Personally shot down five enemy planes in a single action
Doyle C. Barnes †	Navy	Ensign	Midway	June 4, 1942
James M. Barnes †	Navy	Ensign	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 6, 1945
Robert J. Barnes	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944
Robert M. Barnes	Navy	Lieutenant	Marcus Island	May 9, 1945
Stanley M. Barnes	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Tunisia & Sicily	August 1–20, 1943
William Barnes	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	September 13–14, 1942
William W. Barnes Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Midway	June 4, 1942
Marshall D. Barnett Jr. †	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944
Bernard Barney †	Navy	Seaman Second Class	Treasury Islands	October 27, 1943
James W. Barnitz	Navy	Lieutenant	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944	First award
James W. Barnitz	Navy	Lieutenant	Manila Bay, Philippines	November 5, 1944	Second award
Jack P. Barnum	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Solomon Islands	August 24, 1942
Richard S. Baron †	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Philippines	December 10, 1941	POW
Eric L. Barr Jr.	Navy	Commander	Pacific Theater	April 1 – June 1, 1944	First award
Eric L. Barr Jr.	Navy	Commander	Sulu Sea & Manila Harbor, Philippines	September 18 – November 25, 1944	Second award
Joseph J. Barr	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant	Tarawa Atoll, Gilbert Islands	November 20, 1943
Lester J. Barre	Navy	Quartermaster Second Class	Java Sea	February 4, 1942
Francis B. Barrigar	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands	February 18–22, 1944
Thomas E. Barrow	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 26 – March 8, 1945
Albert A. Bartholomew	Navy	Carpenter	near Rennell Island, Solomon Islands	January 29–30, 1943
Arthur F. D. Bartholomew	Marine Corps	First Sergeant	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	October 25, 1942
Edward C. Bartles	Navy	Ensign	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 24, 1945
John W. Bartlett	Marine Corps	Sergeant	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 19, 1944
Joseph L. Baruzzini	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 28, 1945
Tom B. Bash	Navy	Ensign	Coral Sea	May 8, 1942
John Basilone †	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19, 1945	Previously awarded the Medal of Honor for actions on Guadalcanal
Thomas M. Baskett	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pacific Theater	April 17 – May 21, 1944	First award
Thomas M. Baskett	Navy	Commander	near Nanpo Shoto	May 12 – June 17, 1945	Second award
Harry H. Basore	Navy	Lieutenant	Southern France	August 1944
Harry B. Bass	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	near Lae & Salamaua, New Guinea	March 10, 1942	First award
Harry B. Bass	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Coral Sea	May 7, 1942	Second award
Horace A. Bass Jr. †	Navy	Ensign	Midway	June 4, 1942
Raymond H. Bass	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pacific Theater	April – May 1943	First award
Raymond H. Bass	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pacific Theater	January 14 – March 8, 1944	Second award
Robert W. Bass	Navy	Gunner's Mate Second Class	Normandy, France	June 6, 1944
Stewart Bass	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	near Kyushu, Japan	April 7, 1945
Edgar R. Bassett †	Navy	Ensign	Coral Sea	May 4–8, 1942
Joseph G. Basso	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 24, 1944
Merton J. Batchelder	Marine Corps	Colonel	Tinian, Marianas Islands	July 24 – August 2, 1944
Frederic L. Bates	Navy	Lieutenant	Midway	June 6, 1942
Richard S. Bates	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944
Richard W. Bates	Navy	Captain	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
William C. Bates	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Charles J. Battali	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands	February 18–22, 1944
Hugh N. Batten	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 6, 1945
Rollin M. Batten Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 4, 1944
Louis H. Bauer	Navy	Lieutenant	Solomon Islands	August 1942
William R. Bauhof	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Marianas Islands	June 19, 1944
Robert J. Bausinger	Navy	Ensign	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 28, 1945
Eugene E. Baxter †	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate First Class	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 7 – November 3, 1942
Fremont H. Baxter	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
James L. Baxter	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Loren E. Baxter	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 24, 1945
Edward H. Bayers	Navy	Lieutenant	Midway	June 4–6, 1942
Frank S. Bayley Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April – June 1945
Edward L. Beach Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Wallace M. Beakley	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Roy N. Bean	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Fred D. Beans	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Bougainville, Solomon Islands	November 9, 1943
Robert J. Bear	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Henry C. Bearden	Navy	Ensign
Carlos M. Beardmore	Navy	Ensign
Frank E. Beatty	Navy	Captain
James R. Beck	Marine Corps	Private
John W. Beck	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Albert L. Becker	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Claude Becker	Navy	Seaman Second Class
Frederick J. Becton	Navy	Commander
Marshall U. Beebe	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Donald R. Beeson	Navy	Lieutenant
Fay B. Begor	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Charles E. Behan	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Joseph Behl	Navy	Ensign
William A. Behr	Navy	Ensign
Carl W. Behrend	Navy	Machinist
William W. Behrens	Navy	Captain
Benjamin A. Bell	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
David B. Bell	Navy	Lieutenant Commander			First award
David B. Bell	Navy	Commander			Second award
Forest W. Bell	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Frederick J. Bell	Navy	Commander
James H. Bell	Navy	Lieutenant
John J. Bell	Navy	Ensign
Josiah S. Bell	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Joseph S. Bellat	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
John F. Bence	Navy	Quartermaster First Class
Harold E. Benedict	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Charlie R. Benner	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Carter L. Bennett	Navy	Lieutenant Commander			First award
Carter L. Bennett	Navy	Commander			Second award
John E. Bennett	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Thomas M. Bennett	Navy	Commander
Thomas M. Bennett	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Walter T. Bennett	Navy	Coxswain
Robert H. Benson	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade			First award
Robert H. Benson	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade			Second award
Roy S. Benson	Navy	Lieutenant Commander			First award
Roy S. Benson	Navy	Lieutenant Commander			Second award
Thomas W. Benson	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
George F. Beranek	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Joseph V. Berault	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Adam W. Berg	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Nels L. Berger	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Charles K. Bergin	Navy	Commander
Russell S. Berkey	Navy	Rear Admiral	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24–25, 1944
Jack S. Berkheimer	Navy	Ensign
John M. Bermingham	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
James E. Berray	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Bernard F. Berry	Navy	Lieutenant
David R. Berry	Navy	Ensign			First award
David R. Berry	Navy	Ensign			Second award
David R. Berry	Navy	Ensign			Third award
Charles M. Bertholf	Navy	Commander
John R. Bertie	Navy	Ensign
Lorne J. Besse	Navy	Lieutenant
Richard H. Best	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Aaron F. Beyer Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
LaVell M. Bigelow	Navy	Ensign			First award
LaVell M. Bigelow	Navy	Ensign			Second award
LaVell M. Bigelow	Navy	Ensign			Third award
Albert W. Bilbrey	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas H. Binford	Navy	Commander
Edward G. Binning	Navy	Lieutenant
Robert F. Birch	Navy	Lieutenant			First award
Robert F. Birch	Navy	Lieutenant			Second award
Alexander J. Bisheimer	Navy	Seaman First Class
Claude U. Bishop	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Stanley L. Bitchell	Marine Corps	Corporal
Soule T. Bitting	Navy	Lieutenant
Norman B. Bitzegaio	Navy	Ensign
Vernard E. Bivin	Navy	Seaman First Class
Paul H. Bjarnason	Navy	Commander
Clarence H. Black	Navy	Lieutenant
Joseph C. Black	Navy	Lieutenant			First award
Joseph C. Black	Navy	Lieutenant			Second award
William E. Black	Marine Corps	Private
John T. Blackburn	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Robert J. Blaha	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Richard L. Blain	Marine Corps	Captain
Leon N. Blair	Navy	Captain
Frank W. Blake	Navy	Ensign
Edward N. Blakely	Navy	Commander
Jay C. Blakely	Marine Corps	Private
James W. Blanchard	Navy	Commander
Frederick Blaser	Navy	Ensign
Calvin J. Bleau	Marine Corps	Private
Albert M. Bledsoe	Navy	Captain
Otto R. Bleech	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Robert E. Blick Jr.	Navy	Captain
Howard J. Blind	Navy	Lieutenant
Welford C. Blinn	Navy	Lieutenant Commander			First award
Welford C. Blinn	Navy	Lieutenant Commander			Second award
Welford C. Blinn	Navy	Lieutenant Commander			Third award
John D. Blitch Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Victor E. Bloom	Navy	Motor Machinist's Mate First Class
Walter J. Bodt	Marine Corps	Corporal
Harold C. Boehm	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 25 – March 11, 1945
Donald A. J. Boese	Navy	Ensign	Tokyo Bay, Japan	February 17, 1945
Gerald F. Bogan	Navy	Rear Admiral	Luzon, Philippines	November 25, 1944
James D. Bogan	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Joseph E. Bogdan †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Okinawa, Ryukyu islands	May 17, 1945
John A. Bole Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Roger S. Boles	Navy	Lieutenant
Joseph F. Bolger	Navy	Captain			First award
Joseph F. Bolger	Navy	Captain			Second award
Gordon E. Bolser	Navy	Lieutenant
George K. Bomberger	Navy	Lieutenant
Henry V. Bonzagni Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant
Louis H. Boone Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Charles T. Booth II	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Peter Borecki	Marine Corps	Corporal
Howard G. Boren Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Anthony E. Borgia	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Clarence A. Borley	Navy	Ensign
Frank P. Boro	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Kilmer S. Bortz	Navy	Lieutenant			First award
Kilmer S. Bortz	Navy	Lieutenant			Second award
Frank K. Bosworth Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Adolph M. Bothne	Navy	Boatswain
George E. Bottjer	Navy	Ensign
Harold S. Bottomley Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant
Douglas Botts	Navy	Shipfitter First Class
Joe W. Boulware	Navy	Commander
Thomas E. Bourdon	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
William A. Bourgeois	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
George H. Bowen	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
John R. Bowen II	Navy	Lieutenant
Paul L. Bowen	Navy	Chief Boatswain
John M. Bowers	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Thomas K. Bowers	Navy	Lieutenant
Clarence M. Bowley	Navy	Captain
Ralph R. Bowling	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Harry S. Bowman	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Arthur D. Bownik	Navy	Hospital Apprentice Second Class
Thomas E. Boyce	Navy	Lieutenant
David H. Boyd	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Donnas H. Boyd	Navy	Coxswain
Eugene L. Boyd	Navy	Ensign
Herschel F. Boyd	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Paul W. Boyd	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Robert W. Boyd	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 15–25, 1944
Randolph B. Boyer	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Francis D. Boyers	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Gregory Boyington	Marine Corps	Major	New Britain Island area	January 3, 1944	Shot down one enemy plane before he was shot down and captured as a POW. Also awarded the Medal of Honor
Francis D. Boyle	Navy	Commander
Everett V. Bradbury	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Robert E. Braddy Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
John H. Bradley	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate Second Class	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 21, 1945
Phillips H. Bradley	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Robert G. Bradley	Navy	Lieutenant
Russell J. Bradley	Navy	Aviation Radioman Third Class
Thomas W. Bradley	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate Second Class
Julian H. Brady	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Wallace A. Brady	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Nelson Braitmeyer	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
James M. Branch	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Stuart L. Brandel	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
LeRoy Brandon	Navy	Pharmacist's Mate First Class
Charles E. Brannon	Navy	Ensign
Howard H. Branyon	Navy	Chief Boatswain's Mate
Arthur J. Brassfield	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Arthur J. Brassfield	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Raymond L. Bray	Marine Corps	Corporal
William T. Bray	Marine Corps	Captain
Richard F. Breckenridge	Navy	Quartermaster Second Class
Giovanni F. Brega	Navy	Ensign
Harold P. Brehm	Navy	Lieutenant
Walter J. Brehm	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James C. Brennan	Marine Corps	Captain
Joseph J. Breslove	Navy	Lieutenant
James H. Brett Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
James H. Brett Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Charles W. Brewer	Navy	Commander
Robert G. Brice	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Robert G. Brice	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
John D. Bridgers	Navy	Lieutenant
Robert A. Bridges	Navy	Boatswain's Mate First Class
Francis J. Bridget	Navy	Commander
Mark K. Bright	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
William F. Bringle	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Robert P. Briscoe	Navy	Captain
Wilson T. Bristol	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Jesse M. Bristow	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Richard E. Britson	Navy	Lieutenant
Lloyd A. Brixey Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John C. Broach	Navy	Commander
Leo D. Broach	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Samuel J. Brocato Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
John W. Brock	Navy	Ensign
Robert L. Brock	Navy	Machinist's Mate Second Class
William H. Brockman Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Midway	June 4, 1942	First award
William H. Brockman Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Southwest Pacific	June 10 – July 11, 1942	Second award
William H. Brockman Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pacific Theater	December 13, 1942 – February 4, 1943	Third award
John C. Broderick	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John J. Brodhead	Navy	Lieutenant
Robert Brodie Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Allen Brody	Navy	Ensign
Orville E. Broeker	Marine Corps	Corporal
Clyde L. Bronn	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Clyde L. Bronn	Navy	Lieutenant
George M. Brooke	Navy	Commander
Bradford M. Brooks	Navy	Lieutenant
Charles S. Brooks	Navy	Lieutenant
Charles S. Brooks	Navy	Lieutenant
Louis V. Brooks	Marine Corps	Captain
William C. Brooks Jr.	Navy	Ensign
Roger G. B. Broome	Marine Corps	Major
Maurice E. Browder	Navy	Captain
Burton J. Brown	Navy	Ensign
Carl A. Brown Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant
Charles D. Brown	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Fletcher L. Brown Jr.	Marine Corps	Major
George P. Brown	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Jack P. Brown	Navy	Chief Electrician's Mate
James H. Brown	Navy	Commander
James V. Brown	Marine Corps	Corporal
Kenneth L. Brown	Marine Corps	Captain
Morrison R. Brown	Navy	Lieutenant
Robert R. Brown	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Robert S. Brown	Marine Corps	Major
Russell E. Brown	Navy	Ensign
Thomas E. Brown	Navy	Ensign
Thomas M. Brown	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Wiley C. Brown	Marine Corps	Corporal
William P. Brown Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 4, 1945	First award
George H. Browne	Navy	Commander
Robert T. Browne	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Ralph L. Browner	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Lester K. Bruestle	Navy	Ensign
William E. Brugger	Marine Corps	Corporal
Albert W. Brunelle	Navy	Motor Machinist's Mate Second Class
Austin R. Brunelli	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	March 8–16, 1945
Carland E. Brunmier	Navy	Lieutenant
Richard R. Brunnhoeffer	Marine Corps	Private
Robert R. Brunt	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Frederick J. Brush	Navy	Commander
Henry C. Bruton	Navy	Lieutenant Commander
Henry C. Bruton	Navy	Commander
Henry C. Bruton	Navy	Commander
Othello C. Bruun	Navy	Chief Pay Clerk
Brady L. Bryan	Navy	Chief Machinist's Mate
Horace D. Bryan	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade
Robert B. Buchan	Navy	Ensign	Lae & Salamaua, New Guinea	March 10, 1942	First award
Robert B. Buchan	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Coral Sea	May 7, 1942	Second award
Charles A. Buchanan	Navy	Captain	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 12, 1945
Robert L. Buchanan	Navy	Ensign	near Formosa	October 16, 1944	Personally shot down five enemy planes in a single action
Richard C. Bucher	Navy	Hospital Apprentice First Class	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 29, 1944
Joseph E. Buckley	Marine Corps	Captain	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	January 6, 1944
Phil H. Bucklew	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Sicily	July 10, 1943	First award
Phil H. Bucklew	Navy	Ensign	Normandy, France	June 6, 1944	Second award
Ralph R. Budd	Navy	Ensign	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 24, 1945
Joseph M. Budzynski	Marine Corps	Corporal	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 27, 1945
Harold L. Buell	Navy	Lieutenant	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
John C. Buh †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 27, 1944
Paul D. Buie	Navy	Commander	Philippine Sea	June 11–25, 1944
John D. Bulkeley	Navy	Lieutenant	Philippines	January 18–19, 1942	Also awarded the Medal of Honor
Geary R. Bundschu †	Marine Corps	Captain	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 22, 1944
Robert L. Bungard	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 15–19, 1944
Ernest V. Bunn Jr. †	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21, 1944
William H. Buracker	Navy	Captain	Western Pacific	September – October 1944
Walter J. Burak	Marine Corps	Corporal	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	September 13–14, 1942
William O. Burch Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	near Salamaua & Lae, New Guinea	March 10, 1942	First award
William O. Burch Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Tulagi Harbor & Coral Sea	May 4, 7 & 8, 1942	Second award
William O. Burch Jr.	Navy	Commander	near Formosa	January 21, 1945	Third award
Ronald A. Burdo †	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Gavutu, Solomon Islands	August 7, 1942
William P. Burford	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pearl Harbor, Hawaii	December 7, 1941
Wilbur M. Burgess	Marine Corps	First Sergeant	Tarawa Atoll, Gilbert Islands	November 20, 1943
Joseph W. Burk	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	New Guinea & New Britain	November 1943 – January 1944
Arleigh A. Burke	Navy	Captain	Solomon Islands	October 30 – November 2, 1942
Edmund M. Burke	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Haute-Saone Province, France	September 9, – October 17, 1944
Edward J. Burke	Navy	Commander	Anzio, Italy	January 24, 1944
Francis T. Burke	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 19–20, 1944
Louis E. Burke Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 28, 1945
Phillip R. Burke	Marine Corps	Corporal	Tarawa Atoll, Gilbert Islands	November 20–21, 1943	Threw himself on an enemy hand grenade and was seriously wounded
Calvin Burkhart	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
Creed C. Burlingame	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pacific Theater	April 30 – June 21, 1942	First award
Creed C. Burlingame	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pacific Theater	July 15 – September 8, 1942	Second award
Creed C. Burlingame	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Pacific Theater	December 17, 1942 – January 31, 1943	Third award
Robert W. Burnett	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
Edward S. Burns	Navy	Commander	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 1–6, 1945
John A. Burns	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	near Truk	April 30, 1944
John S. Burns	Navy	Lieutenant	Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, Philippine Islands	January 6–14, 1945
William S. Burns	Navy	Lieutenant	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944
Leland M. Burr †	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	near Luzon, Philippines	January 8, 1945
Albert C. Burrows	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Western Pacific	May 10 – June 21, 1943
John C. Burrus	Navy	Lieutenant	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 24, 1945
Vilhelm K. Busck	Navy	Commander	Vella Lavella & Treasury Islands	October 1 & 27, 1943
Billy Bush	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Philippine Sea	June 20, 1944
Edward J. Butcher	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 21, 1945
Joseph L. Butel	Navy	Ensign	Kure Harbor, Japan	July 25, 1945
Arthur H. Butler	Marine Corps	Colonel	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21 – August 10, 1944
John A. Butler †	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 5, 1945
John C. Butler †	Navy	Ensign	Midway	June 4–6, 1942
John M. Butler †	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant	Midway	June 4, 1942
William C. Butler Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant Commander	Cape Esperance, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	October 11–12, 1942
Noah B. Butt Jr.	Navy	Ensign	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 25, 1944
John L. Butts Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant	Leyte Gulf, Philippines	October 24, 1944
Adolf B. Byrnas	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21, 1944
Paul V. Byrne Jr.	Navy	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Kure Harbor, Japan	March 19, 1945
Jack A. Byrom	Navy	Chief Petty Officer	French Morocco	November 8–11, 1942

C

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Elden H. Cail	Marine Corps	Corporal
Frank C. Caldwell	Marine Corps	Captain
Frank Calvin	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Osborn Cammack	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Lewis J. Camp	Marine Corps	Sergeant Major
Kenneth O. Campion	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Lionel A. Canejo	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Clayton M. Canfield	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
William A. Cantrel	Marine Corps	Captain
Eugene T. Card	Marine Corps	Sergeant
John F. Carey	Marine Corps	Captain
Marion E. Carl	Marine Corps	Captain	Midway	June 4, 1942	First award
Marion E. Carl	Marine Corps	Captain	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 24 – September 9, 1942	Second award, credited with shooting down 10.5 enemy planes during this period
Evans F. Carlson	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Makin Atoll, Gilbert Islands	August 17–18, 1942	Second award
Evans F. Carlson	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	November 4 – December 4, 1942	Third award
Ted J. Carlton	Marine Corps	Private First Class
D. A. Carson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Andrew J. Carter Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Dale V. Carter	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Leo B. Case	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Victor L. Case	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Daniel F. Casey	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Donald H. Castle	Marine Corps	Captain
William R. Castle	Marine Corps	Private First Class
G. B. Cearley	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Frank W. Celentano	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Bradford W. Chaffin Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
James Chaisson Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William C. Chamberlin	Marine Corps	Major
Joseph D. R. Champagne	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Jason T. Charlton	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Donald A. Charpentier	Marine Corps	Corporal
Lewis Cladin	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Joseph L. P. G. Claing	Marine Corps	Corporal
Max Clark	Marine Corps	Major
Paul L. Clark	Coast Guard	Fireman First Class	French Morocco	November 8–11, 1942
Thomas E. Clarke	Marine Corps	Captain
William T. Clement	Marine Corps	Colonel	Philippines	December 7, 1941 – April 28, 1942
Irving Cleveland	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Richard L. Close	Marine Corps	Corporal
Alvin C. Cockrell Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
George Codera	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Ralph E. Coffield	Marine Corps	Corporal
Edward J. Coleman	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Roland H. Collins	Marine Corps	Captain
Angelo M. Cona	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Herbert E. Confer	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Jack E. Conger	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
George E. Conklin	Marine Corps	Private
Willard E. Conn	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Joseph E. Connolly	Marine Corps	Corporal
Odell M. Conoley	Marine Corps	Major	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	October 26, 1942
Carl E. Conron Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Edward Conroy	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Anthony J. P. Conti	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Andrew F. Cook Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Dallas H. Cook	Marine Corps	Sergeant
George E. Cook	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Albert D. Cooley	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	September 23 – December 18, 1942
John D. Coppedge	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Roy A. Corry Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Jimmy W. Corzine	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John J. Cosgrove Jr.	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Jack Cosley	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Howard L. Cousins Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Ralph H. Coyte	Marine Corps	Major
Edward A. Craig	Marine Corps	Colonel	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21 – August 10, 1944
Francis S. Craig Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Jack R. Cram	Marine Corps	Major
Frederick W. Cramer	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Edgar J. Crane	Marine Corps	Captain
Howard R. Craven	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Lawrence N. Crawley	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Leonard B. Cresswell	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 21, 1942
Hubert D. Crotts	Marine Corps	Corporal
William L. Crouch	Marine Corps	Major
Henry P. Crowe	Marine Corps	Major	Tarawa Atoll, Gilbert Islands	November 20–22, 1943
William E. Crowe	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert F. Crowton	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Billie J. Crumpton	Marine Corps	Private
Lloyd E. Crusan	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Daniel L. Cummings	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Narcissus G. Cunico	Marine Corps	Private
James N. Cupp	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert P. Curran	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Ralph H. Currin	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert E. Curtin	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert E. Cushman Jr.	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21 – August 20, 1944
John W. Czaja	Marine Corps	Private First Class

D

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Alfred J. Daigle	Marine Corps	Corporal
John J. Dalton	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Cleo S. Danford Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Hugh S. Daniel	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Willard A. Darling	Marine Corps	Corporal
Clifford R. Dartt	Marine Corps	Private
Carl R. Davidson	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Ira Davidson	Marine Corps	Warrant Officer
Arthur V. Davis	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Cecil B. Davis Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Milton G. Davis	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Leonard K. Davis	Marine Corps	Major
Raymond G. Davis	Marine Corps	Major	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 15–22, 1944	Later awarded the Medal of Honor during the Korean War.
Hector De Zayas	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Delmer C. Deckard	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Armond H. DeLalio	Marine Corps	Captain	Midway	June 4–5, 1942
Carmen Delia	Marine Corps	Corporal
Robert A. DeLong	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Weldon F. DeLong	Marine Corps	Corporal
Crescenzo P. DeMatteis	Marine Corps	Corporal
Hugh V. Denton	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Conrad C. DeRouen	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James P. Devereux	Marine Corps	Major	Wake Island	December 7–22, 1941	POW
Leroy Diamond	Marine Corps	Corporal
One W. Dickens	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Anthony Dicristofaro	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Stanley Dierker	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Edward J. Dillon	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Emmett L. Dimon	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Clarence J. Dishmon	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James H. Dixon	Marine Corps	Corporal
John F. Dobbin	Marine Corps	Major
Howard W. Dodd	Marine Corps	Private First Class
David D. Doerr	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Camille J. Doiron	Marine Corps	Sergeant
David O. Dolan	Marine Corps	Corporal
Archie G. Donahue	Marine Corps	Major	over Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 12, 1945	Personally shot down five enemy planes in a single action
James C. Donnelly	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Jefferson D. Dorroh Jr.	Marine Corps	Major
Edmund J. Dorsogna	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Charles E. Douglas	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Cecil J. Doyle	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Charles W. Drake	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Joe R. Driskell	Marine Corps	Corporal
Billy J. Driver	Marine Corps	Corporal
Frank C. Drury	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Rea E. Duncan	Marine Corps	Captain
Edward H. Dunham	Marine Corps	Corporal
Harry Dunn Jr.	Marine Corps	Private
James Dunn Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Charles R. Durfee	Marine Corps	Captain
Julian D. Dusenbury	Marine Corps	Captain
Nicholas Dwornitski	Marine Corps	Corporal
Martin R. Dyer Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal

E

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Wesley Eagle	Marine Corps	Private
William O. Eareckson	Army Air Forces	Colonel	Attu, Alaska	June – August 1942
William A. Eddy Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Charles R. Edgar	Marine Corps	Corporal
Merritt A. Edson	Marine Corps	Colonel	Tulagi, Solomon Islands	August 7–9, 1942	Second award, later awarded the Medal of Honor at Guadalcanal
Bruce H. Ek	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
William W. Eldridge Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Emil Elias	Marine Corps	Corporal
Ellsbury B. Elliott	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Theodore O. Erickson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Arthur B. Ervin	Marine Corps	Corporal
Charles J. Eusey	Marine Corps	Captain
Clarence L. Evans	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Raymond J. Evans	Coast Guard	Chief Signalman	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	September 27, 1942
Loren D. Everton	Marine Corps	Captain	over Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August – October 1942	Shot down seven enemy planes during this period

F

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Francis L. Fagan	Marine Corps	Captain			First award
Francis L. Fagan	Marine Corps	Captain			Second award
Richard Fagan	Marine Corps	Major	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 24, 1945
Theodore C. Fajardo	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Hubert J. Faltyn	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Henry P. Farine	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William Farrell	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
James A. Faulkingham	Marine Corps	Corporal
James C. O. Faulkner	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Michael P. Fedorak	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Isidore Fessler	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Walter Fieguth	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Robert C. Filip	Marine Corps	Private
Byron E. Fisher	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
William M. Fleming	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John G. Folsom	Marine Corps	Corporal
Paul J. Fontana	Marine Corps	Major	over Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	November 11–14, 1942
Raymond H. Forbus	Marine Corps	Corporal
Ralph W. Fordyce	Marine Corps	Corporal
Harold P. Forsythe	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Joseph A. L. Fournier	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Myles C. Fox	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert L. Frank	Marine Corps	Captain
William O. Franklin	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert Fransko	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Kenneth D. Frazier	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Eugene J. Frederick Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Neldon T. French	Marine Corps	Corporal
Herbert C. Freuler	Marine Corps	Captain
Hugh D. Fricks	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Julian N. Frisbie	Marine Corps	Colonel	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	December 26, 1943 – January 16, 1944
Raymond Frybarger Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Walter J. Fufidio	Marine Corps	Assistant Cook
Robert G. Fuller	Marine Corps	Private First Class

G

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Guy L. Gabaldon	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Saipan and Tinian, Marianas Islands	June 15 – August 1, 1944	Single-handedly captured over 1,000 enemy civilians and troops
Willard F. Gabriel	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Leo M. Gagnon	Marine Corps	Private
Frank J. Gambino	Marine Corps	Assistant Cook
Frank E. Garretson	Marine Corps	Captain
Nolen M. Garrett	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Charles R. Gates	Army Air Forces	First Lieutenant	Tokyo Bay	August 13, 1945
Roy M. Gay	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Gordon D. Gayle	Marine Corps	Major
Wilbur J. Gehrke	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Roy S. Geiger	Marine Corps	Major General	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	September 3 – November 4, 1942	Second award
Martin L. Gelshenen	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James L. Gerst	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Steve Gerycz	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Clifford R. Gilbert	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Warren C. Gill	Coast Guard	Lieutenant, Junior Grade	Salerno, Italy	September 9, 1943
Richard R. Gill	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Theodore B. Gilliland	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Warren L. Givens	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Robert S. Glenn	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Elmer G. Glidden Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Elmer G. Glidden Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Edward R. Godwin	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Herbert B. Goff Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
William A. Goff	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Richard R. P. Goheen	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
James F. Goldman	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Victor E. Goslin	Marine Corps	Corporal
Angus R. Goss	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Andrew Govel	Marine Corps	Private First Class
George F. Grady	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Hugh E. Graham Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Everett B. Grassi	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas J. Gratzek	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
John C. Gravitt	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Philip R. Gray	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert L. Gray	Marine Corps	Private
Steven T. Gray	Marine Corps	Private
George H. Grazier	Marine Corps	Private
Charles E. Green	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Daniel M. Green	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James H. Green	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Edgar G. Greene	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Thomas A. Gribbin II	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
William A. Griffin	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Samuel B. Griffith II	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	September 27, 1942
William H. Grissim III	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
John M. Gross	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Dominick J. Grossi	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Robert W. Grove	Marine Corps	Corporal
Guiseppe Guilano Jr.	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant

H

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Roger A. Haberman	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Elmer Hacker	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Bruno P. Hagedorn	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Henry W. Hahn	Marine Corps	Corporal
Orville P. Hahn	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas E. Hailey	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Charles R. Gates	Army Air Forces	Major General	Nauru Island & Tarawa Atoll	April 20–23, 1943
Robert Hall	Army	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	October 24–25, 1942
William C. Hall	Marine Corps	Colonel
Alex Haluchak	Marine Corps	Corporal
Henry B. Hamilton	Marine Corps	Gunner
Joseph F. Hankins	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Robert M. Hanna	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
William T. Hanna	Marine Corps	Private
Edward H. Hansberry	Marine Corps	Corporal
Chris M. R. Hansen	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Herman Hansen Jr.	Marine Corps	Major
Leslie E. Hansen	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Paul L. Hansen	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Richard O. Hansen	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert M. Hanson	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Lee H. Hardee	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Warren G. Harding	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Robert Harkness	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Harold E. Harper	Marine Corps	First Sergeant
Stewart E. Harrelson	Marine Corps	Corporal
Keith J. Harrer	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Boone T. Harris	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Henry A. Harrison Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Lawrence A. Harrison	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Franklin A. Hart	Marine Corps	Colonel	Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands	February 1–2, 1944
Colin C. Harvey	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Frederick B. Harvey Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Elton L. Hatler	Marine Corps	Private
Harold R. Hazelwood	Marine Corps	Technical Sergeant
James G. Headley	Marine Corps	Captain
James G. Headley	Marine Corps	Captain
Oswald J. Hedlund	Marine Corps	Corporal
Thomas M. Hegerty	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John D. Heim	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Ira E. Heinen	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Herbert Helpingstine	Marine Corps	Corporal
Charles W. Hemenway	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Don C. Hempstead Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Lofton R. Henderson	Marine Corps	Major
Daniel J. Hennessy	Marine Corps	Captain
Warren R. Herbst	Marine Corps	Corporal
Leo D. Hermle	Marine Corps	Brigadier General	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 26, 1945
Nicolas Hernandez	Marine Corps	Corporal
Raymon W. Herndon	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Robert J. Herwig	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
George Heyliger	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Charles R. Hickox Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Charles C. Hill	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Eugene L. Hill	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Robert E. Hill	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Robert E. Hill	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Clifford C. Hills	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Robert J. Hilsky	Marine Corps	Private
John R. Himelrick	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Raymond K. Hine †	Army Air Forces	First Lieutenant	Solomon Islands	April 18, 1943
Harold L. Hiner	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James A. Hirshfield	Coast Guard	Commander	Atlantic War area	February 22, 1943
Herbert J. Hodges	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Raymond G. Hoffman	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Fred Hofmann Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Wilbur E. Hofmann Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Arnold C. Hofstetter	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
William F. Hogaboom	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Willard B. Holdredge	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Lawrence H. Holdren	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
John W. Holland	Marine Corps	Captain
Besby F. Holmes	Army Air Forces	Captain	Solomon Islands	April 18, 1943
Rommie L. Holt	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Russell E. Honsowetz	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Thomas D. Hopkins Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Ernest W. Horak	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas M. Horne	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Ralph L. Houser	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21–23, 1944
Samuel L. Howard	Marine Corps	Colonel	Philippines	December 7, 1941 – May 6, 1942	POW
Stanley L. Howard	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Donald S. Howell	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Virgil Huddleston	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Lewis C. Hudson	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19–20, 1945
Daniel W. Hudspeth	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Stanley S. Hughes	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	January 4, 1944	First award
Donald L. Hull	Marine Corps	Sergeant
William C. Humberd	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert J. Hund	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William J. Hunniford Jr.	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
George P. Hunt	Marine Corps	Captain
Wilfred A. Hunt	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James B. Hunter Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Kenneth E. Huntington	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Edward H. Hurst	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 18, 1945
Joseph Huszarik Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
George F. Hyland	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant

I

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Name	Service	Rank
John G. Ioanna	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Toivo H. Ivary	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Ivan B. Iversen	Marine Corps	Corporal
Daniel Iverson	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant

J

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action
Thomas E. Jabour	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Whitney W. Jacobs	Marine Corps	Private
Robert J. Jamison	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Michael M. Janic	Marine Corps	Corporal
Melvin L. Jarvis	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Charles O. Jeanes	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Vincent Jendeski	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Alvin J. Jensen	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
George E. Jerue	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Maurice D. Jester	Coast Guard	Lieutenant Commander	off North Carolina	May 9, 1942
Robert W. Johnsmiller	Marine Corps	Corporal
Chandler W. Johnson	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 2, 1945
Charles E. Johnson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Donald W. Johnson	Marine Corps	Corporal
John G. Johnson	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Roy W. Johnson	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Wallace W. Johnson	Marine Corps	Corporal
Samuel D. Johnston	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Harold B. Jones	Marine Corps	Private
Louis R. Jones	Marine Corps	Colonel	Saipan and Tinian, Marianas Islands	June 15 – August 2, 1944
Robert E. Jones	Marine Corps	Private
William K. Jones	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Saipan and Tinian, Marianas Islands	June 15 – August 1, 1944
Donald R. Jordan	Marine Corps	Private First Class
George C. Jovanovich	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Jesse P. Julian	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Cedric Jurgens	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Frank W. Justice	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant

K

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action
Roland F. Kachinsky	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Lauren H. Kahn	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William E. Kail	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Demosthenes V. Katsulis	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Willis L. Kay	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Charles P. Keane	Marine Corps	Private
Edward C. Keeley	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Jack Keiningham	Marine Corps	Corporal
Willard W. Keith Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Clarence O. Kelley	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Maynard C. Kelley	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Frederick A. Kellogg	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Donald J. Kelly	Marine Corps	Private
Edward F. Kelly	Marine Corps	Corporal
C. J. Kelton	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Charles R. Kennedy	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Howard N. Kenyon	Marine Corps	Colonel
John I. Kerns	Marine Corps	Private
William T. Ketcham Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Eugene M. Key	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Charles J. Kimmel	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
John O. Kincaid Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Luke A. Kingsley Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Emmett F. Kirby	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Harry Kizirian	Marine Corps	Private First Class
George S. Klatt	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Robert R. Klingman	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John Klunk	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Frank P. Knoll	Marine Corps	Captain	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 15 – October 6, 1944
Daniel Koll	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Charles E. Kollmann	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Louis Komnenich	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William O. Koontz	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Stanley D. Kops	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Michael R. Kost	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Anthony B. Kouma	Marine Corps	Corporal
George E. Koutelas	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
John Koval	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Leonard Krenzer	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Victor H. Krulak	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Choiseul Island, Solomon Islands	October 28 – November 3, 1943
Charles M. Kunz	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant

L

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Robert M. La Prade	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Charles T. Lamb	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Lawrence A. Lang	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
N. J. Langford	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
John R. Lanigan	Marine Corps	Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 16, 1945
Thomas G. Lanphier Jr.	Army Air Forces	Captain	Solomon Islands	April 18, 1943
James J. Laquintano	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Leor B. Larsen	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Donald Lasco	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Darius W. Latch	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Claude E. Lauderdale	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Alvin W. Lawley	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Henry G. Lawrence Jr.	Marine Corps	Major
Wilfred S. Le Francois	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
John W. Leaper	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Joseph G. LeBlanc	Marine Corps	Corporal
John W. Lee	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Julius O. Lemcke	Marine Corps	Captain
Dale M. Leslie	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Kenna M. Lester	Army	Staff Sergeant	Bougainville, Solomon Islands	December 18, 1943
Milton Lewis	Marine Corps	Corporal
Wray C. Lewis	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Ernest M. Lidenberg	Marine Corps	Private
George Lilja	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Carl J. Lindblad	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Elwood Q. Lindsay	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James T. Little	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Harry B. Liversedge	Marine Corps	Colonel	New Georgia, Solomon Islands	July 5 – August 29, 1943	First award
Harry B. Liversedge	Marine Corps	Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 27, 1945	Second award
Benjamin R. Livesey	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Glen B. Loeffel	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Gregory K. Loesch	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John R. Logan Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Michael Longazel	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Harold L. Louth	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John D. Lucas	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
George T. Lumpkin	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
George F. Lutchkus	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Hubert C. Luther	Marine Corps	Corporal
Robert C. Lyman	Marine Corps	Corporal
Richard J. Lynes	Marine Corps	Corporal
Dale C. Lyth	Marine Corps	Private First Class

M

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Eugene P. Madole	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Christopher L. Magee	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Solomon Islands	September 12 – October 22, 1943	Shot down seven enemy planes during this period
Victor Maghakian	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant	Makin Atoll, Gilbert Islands	August 17–18, 1942
Martin E. Mahannah	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Thomas G. Mahoney	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John B. Makstutis	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Anthony P. Malanowski Jr.	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Donald L. Mallory	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Merle E. Manahan	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Richard C. Mangrum	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 20 – September 15, 1942
Thomas H. Mann Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Robert L. Manning	Marine Corps	Gunner
Gordon Maples	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Daniel J. Marini	Marine Corps	Sergeant
James H. Marmande	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
William P. Marontate	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Ettore J. Marsolo	Marine Corps	Private First Class
David W. Martin	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Glenn E. Martin	Marine Corps	Captain
Glen E. Marvin	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Milton C. Marvin	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Leonard M. Mason	Marine Corps	Major
Russell J. Massaro	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James M. Masters Sr.	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 10–12, 1945
Thomas C. Mather	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Delbert D. Maupin	Marine Corps	Private
Thomas J. Mayers	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James P. McAlarnis	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
John T. McAuliffe	Marine Corps	Corporal
Joseph P. McCaffery	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Howard P. McCarstle Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Francis P. McCarthy	Marine Corps	Captain
William S. McCarver	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Clyde H. McComas	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Bobby G. McCracken	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Charles E. McCune	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Jacob H. McDaniel	Marine Corps	Corporal
Stanley C. McDaniel	Marine Corps	Captain
James S. McDermott	Marine Corps	Captain
Addies S. McGinn Jr.	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Edward W. McGloin	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
James E. McGreevey	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Kenneth R. McGuire	Marine Corps	Private First Class
George W. McHenry	Marine Corps	Colonel
Walter S. McIlhenny	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Walter C. McKay	Marine Corps	Corporal
William N. McKelvy Jr.	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Paul F. McLellan	Marine Corps	Captain
Noyles McLennan	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Kenneth F. McLeod	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Maynard M. McLeod	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James J. McPoland	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
George H. Mead Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Dwayne E. Mears	Marine Corps	Captain
Fenton J. Mee	Marine Corps	Captain
Fenton J. Mee	Marine Corps	Major
Edward Melnitsky	Marine Corps	Corporal
Max E. Melville	Marine Corps	Private
Petero Melzoni	Marine Corps	Private
Charles E. Mentch	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Herbert T. Merrill	Marine Corps	Captain
Charlie D. Merritt	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Albert W. Meyers	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Wilfred V. Michaud	Marine Corps	Sergeant
William J. Micklick	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John W. Mielke	Marine Corps	Private
Harold H. Millar Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Frank J. Miller	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Jack Miller	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
James D. Miller	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Raymond Miller	Marine Corps	Private
Vernon H. Miller	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Charles L. Mills	Marine Corps	Captain
James T. Mitchell	Marine Corps	Sergeant
John W. Mitchell	Army Air Forces	Major	Solomon Islands	April 18, 1943
Charles R. Monarch	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Charles J. Monges	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Elmer F. Montgomery	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Paul Moore Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Ralph E. Moore Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Thomas F. Moore Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
William E. Moore Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Rivers J. Morrell	Marine Corps	Major
Emmett R. Morris	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Joshua Morris	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Richard E. Morrow	Marine Corps	Corporal
Ralph C. Morse Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Gilbert L. Morton	Marine Corps	Sergeant Major
Earl J. Mowery	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Bernhardt L. Mueller	Marine Corps	Corporal
Jesse E. Murphree	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Francis J. Murphy	Marine Corps	Chief Warrant Officer
John J. Murphy Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Michael F. Murray Jr.	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Raymond L. Murray	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Saipan, Marianas Islands	June 15, 1944	First award
Hollis U. Mustain	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Edward Myers	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Thomas J. Myers	Marine Corps	Major

N

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Name	Service	Rank
John J. Nagazyna	Marine Corps	Sergeant Major
Joseph L. Narr	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Horace A. Narveson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James L. Neefus	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert M. Neiman	Marine Corps	Major
Edward C. Nelson Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Harold E. Nelson	Marine Corps	Captain
James J. Nelson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Quinten G. Nelson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Louis C. Nero	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Gerard B. Nevle	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Joseph E. Newman	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Clarence T. Nicholas	Marine Corps	Corporal
Ralph H. Niehaus	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Winfield R. Nisbet Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
John R. Norman	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Benjamin W. Norris	Marine Corps	Major
John Nosarzewski	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Stephen Nowak	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Joseph E. Nugent	Marine Corps	Private First Class

O

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Wilcie A. O'Bannon	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Martin J. O'Brien	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Jeremiah J. O'Keefe	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Richard N. Olbert	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Bruno Oribiletti	Marine Corps	Private First Class
George E. Orme	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Peter J. Ortiz	Marine Corps	Major	France	January 8 – May 20, 1944	First award
Peter J. Ortiz	Marine Corps	Major	France	August 1, 1944 – April 27, 1945	Second award, POW
Robert M. Ortiz	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Stanley E. Osborn	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Robert J. Oswald Jr.	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Robert G. Owens Jr.	Marine Corps	Major

P

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Frank L. Palmer	Marine Corps	Private
Osbaldo R. Paredes	Marine Corps	Corporal
Raymond D. Parker	Marine Corps	Private
Walter G. Parker	Marine Corps	Corporal
Floyd B. Parks	Marine Corps	Major
Verrill G. Parks	Marine Corps	Corporal
Robert L. Parrot	Marine Corps	Corporal
Chester Pauley Jr.	Marine Corps	Private
Jim J. Paulos	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Frederick R. Payne Jr.	Marine Corps	Major
Harry P. Pearce	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Oscar F. Peatross	Marine Corps	Captain	Makin Atoll, Gilbert Islands	August 17–18, 1942
Edward S. Pennell	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Fred B. Penninger	Marine Corps	Sergeant
George A. Percy	Marine Corps	Major
Gilbert Percy	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Howard E. Perrault	Marine Corps	Corporal
John W. Perry	Marine Corps	Corporal
Dale L. Peters	Marine Corps	Corporal
Clarence E. Petrie	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Francis C. Pettus	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Orville E. Pfannkuch	Marine Corps	Corporal
William L. Piaseczny	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Francis E. Pierce Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Harold G. Pierce	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Warren H. Pierce	Marine Corps	Sergeant
David W. Pinkerton Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Alphons A. Pinter	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Merwyn C. Plumley	Marine Corps	Captain
Casimir R. Polakowski	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Harold E. Polk	Marine Corps	Private
Daniel C. Pollock	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Edwin A. Pollock	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 20–21, 1942
Zenneth A. Pond	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Charles J. Pottersnak	Marine Corps	Private First Class
David M. Pottorff	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Andrew V. Poulin	Marine Corps	Corporal
Henry T. Pound	Marine Corps	Private
Ernest A. Powell	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert F. Powell	Marine Corps	Corporal
James J. Powers	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Robert A. Powers	Marine Corps	Corporal
James F. Prendergast	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Frank H. Presley	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Benjamin S. Preston Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Benjamin F. Pritchett Jr.	Marine Corps	Private
Gilbert G. Prosek	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Bruce Prosser	Marine Corps	Captain
Lewis B. Puller	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	October 24–25, 1942	Third award
Lewis B. Puller	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	December 26, 1943 – January 19, 1944	Fourth award
Paul A. Putnam	Marine Corps	Major

Q

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Name	Service	Rank
John Quattrone	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Martin J. Queeney	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Brian J. Quirk	Marine Corps	Corporal

R

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Bernard S. Radomski	Marine Corps	Corporal
Maurice A. Ragland	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John E. Rairigh	Army Air Forces	First Lieutenant	Sea of Japan	July 30, 1945
Orvin H. Ramlo	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Haakon B. Rasmussen	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James R. Ray	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert D. Raysbrook	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Amedeo Rea	Marine Corps	Major
William F. Reckus	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert S. Reed	Marine Corps	Private
Donald A. Remington	Marine Corps	Corporal
Joseph N. Renner	Marine Corps	Major
Kenneth L. Reusser	Marine Corps	Captain	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 10, 1945	First award
Harold P. Reynolds	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Terrence J. Reynolds Jr.	Marine Corps	Corporal
Gerald M. Rich	Marine Corps	Corporal
Harold E. Richardson	Marine Corps	Private
Obert C. Richardson	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
William F. Richey	Marine Corps	Private
Walter J. Ridlon Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
James E. Riegel	Marine Corps	Private
Francis D. Rineer	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Allan H. Ringblom	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Charles F. Ringgold	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William B. Rippee	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John Rivers	Marine Corps	Private
William G. Robb	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Franklin C. Robbins	Marine Corps	Corporal
Donald R. A. Roberton	Marine Corps	Private
Francis E. Roberts	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Harold C. Roberts	Marine Corps	Colonel
Donn J. Robertson	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 23, 1945
Lawrence D. Rogers	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Neil L. Rogers	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Raymond D. Rogers	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Claude G. Rollen	Marine Corps	Captain
Jesse D. Rollow Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James Roosevelt	Marine Corps	Major
Maier J. Rothschild	Marine Corps	Corporal
Benjamin C. Rountree	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Edward Ruess	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John W. Ruhsam	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Edward J. Ruiz	Marine Corps	Corporal
William H. Rupertus	Marine Corps	Brigadier General	Solomon Islands	August 7–9, 1942
Jesse Rutherford Jr.	Marine Corps	Private
Alvin O. Rutledge	Marine Corps	Private
James S. Ryan	Marine Corps	Corporal
Michael P. Ryan	Marine Corps	Major

S

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Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
John A. Sabini	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Joseph Sailer Jr.	Marine Corps	Major
Edward E. Salzman	Marine Corps	Sergeant
William H. Sanders II	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Gordon T. Sandison	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
William B. Sandoval	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Charles S. Sands	Marine Corps	Captain
James E. Sands	Marine Corps	Private
Donald J. Sandy	Marine Corps	Private
Silvio Sanguedolce	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Laverne G. Saunders	Army Air Forces	Brigadier General	Solomon Islands	November 18, 1942
Merritt M. Savage	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Irving Schechter	Marine Corps	Captain
Cedric J. Scheidleman	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Harold G. Schlendering	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Albert A. Schmid	Marine Corps	Private	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 21, 1942
Donald E. Schmille	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Merlin F. Schneider	Marine Corps	Colonel	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21 – August 10, 1944
Robert G. Schneider	Marine Corps	Private
Harold G. Schrier	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 23, 1945	Led a patrol and captured Mount Suribachi and raised the American flag
Joseph O. Schulte	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Conrad A. Schultz	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas A. Schultz	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
William E. Schwerin	Marine Corps	Captain
James B. Seaman	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Joseph Sebock	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Langdon R. Secrest	Marine Corps	Corporal
William F. Seiverling Jr.	Marine Corps	Private
Robert B. Selby	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Howard D. Self	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Jack L. Selk	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Mike E. Sergo	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Joseph T. Sganga	Marine Corps	Corporal
Walter F. Shaffner	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Albert J. Shaheen	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Conrad F. Shaker	Marine Corps	Corporal
Lawton E. Shank †	Civilian	Doctor	Wake Island	December 9, 1941	Only civilian to ever be awarded the Navy Cross
James V. Shanley	Marine Corps	Captain
James V. Shanley	Marine Corps	Captain
William L. Shannon	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Alan Shapley	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Guam, Marianas Islands	July 21 – August 10, 1944
Joseph W. Shawn	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Charles M. Sheehan	Marine Corps	Private
Joseph D. Sheehan	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Robert G. Sheipe	Marine Corps	Corporal
Charles W. Shelburne	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel
Charles M. Shepperd	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Allen E. Shively	Marine Corps	Sergeant
William G. Shoemaker	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
William G. Shoemaker	Marine Corps	Captain
Charles R. Shootman	Marine Corps	Private
Charles W. Shriver	Marine Corps	Private
Frank E. Shumann Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Nicholas Sileo	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James T. Simmers	Marine Corps	Corporal
Wesley P. Simmonds	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Clyde A. Simmons	Marine Corps	Corporal
Harvey L. Simonson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Carter B. Simpson	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert E. Simpson	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Robert M. Singleton	Marine Corps	Corporal
James L. Sizemore	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John W. Slagle	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Orvan S. Slaughter	Marine Corps	First Sergeant
LeRoy M. Sleeper	Marine Corps	Private
John H. Slusser	Marine Corps	Captain
George H. Smallwood	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Alex B. Smith	Marine Corps	Corporal
Edward L. Smith Jr.	Marine Corps	Private
George O. Smith	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Howard E. Smith	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Ivan T. Smith	Marine Corps	Sergeant
James T. Smith	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John J. Smith	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Roger E. Smith	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Edward W. Snedeker	Marine Corps	Colonel	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	June 2–22, 1945
Bronislow A. Snieckus	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas J. Snyder	Marine Corps	Corporal
John A. Spazzafero	Marine Corps	Corporal
Lyle E. Specht	Marine Corps	Captain
John J. Spillane	Marine Corps	Corporal
Melvin J. Spotts	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Clement J. Stadler	Marine Corps	Captain
Jack R. Stambaugh	Marine Corps	Private
Clyde H. Stamps	Marine Corps	Technical Sergeant
Norman R. Stanford	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Henry W. Stankus	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Donald H. Stapp	Marine Corps	Major
Anthony J. Stea	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Harlan S. Steffen	Marine Corps	Corporal
Donald B. Steinaker	Marine Corps	Private First Class
James L. Stephenson	Marine Corps	Corporal
Barney Sterling	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Robert E. Stevenson	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
William D. Stevenson	Marine Corps	Captain
Frederic A. Stott	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert F. Stout	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
James A. Stranahan Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Stanley A. Strantz	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Jack Sugarman	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Richard E. Sullivan	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Walter W. Swanberger	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
John B. Sweeney	Marine Corps	Captain
William H. Swisher	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant

T

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action
Oral L. Tankersley	Marine Corps	Private
Karl Tanner	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Clifton E. Taylor	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Harold K. Taylor	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
James E. Taylor Jr.	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Morris L. Terry	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Joseph A. Terzi	Marine Corps	Captain
J. D. Thaxton	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Dennis F. Thomas	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Ernest I. Thomas	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Franklin C. Thomas Jr.	Marine Corps	Captain
Wilbur J. Thomas	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John A. Thompson	Army Air Forces	Captain	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 27 – September 25, 1942
Woodrow R. Thompson	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Thorborn M. Thostenson	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Leo A. Ticconi	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Max E. Timmons	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Calvin Tipton	Marine Corps	Private
James W. Tobey	Marine Corps	Private
Robert C. Toler	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Cecil R. Tolley	Marine Corps	Private
Mark Tomlinson	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Rathvon M. Tompkins	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Saipan, Marianas Islands	June 17, 1944
Paul T. Torian	Marine Corps	Captain
Harry Towne	Marine Corps	Corporal
Warren H. Tracey	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Louis W. Trafton	Marine Corps	Private
Eugene A. Trowbridge	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Frank A. Tucker	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Allen H. Turnage	Marine Corps	Major General	Bougainville, Solomon Islands	November 1–27, 1943
Robert B. Turnbull	Marine Corps	Captain
Albert W. Tweedy Jr.	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Marshall A. Tyler	Marine Corps	Major

U

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
William T. Unger	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant

V

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Ralph W. Vahle	Marine Corps	Corporal
Herbert J. Valentine	Marine Corps	Captain	off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	May 25, 1945	Shot down five enemy planes and probably down a sixth in a single action
William H. Van Beest	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
George Van Daele	Marine Corps	Private First Class
George O. Van Orden	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Bougainville, Solomon Islands	November 1, 1943
Eugene S. Vance	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Alexander A. Vandegrift	Marine Corps	Major General	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	August 7, 1942	Also awarded the Medal of Honor
William H. Vandyke	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Salvador Vargas	Marine Corps	Private
Orville O. Vaught	Marine Corps	Corporal
Robert W. Vaupell	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Midway	June 4–5, 1942	First award
Robert W. Vaupell	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant	Solomon Islands	August 30 – October 8, 1942	Second award
George T. Veneri	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Albert M. Villa	Marine Corps	Sergeant
James K. Vincent	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Hugh A. Vogel	Marine Corps	Corporal
Clair H. Voss	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant

W

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Robert Wade	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Gordon K. Walker	Marine Corps	Private
John T. Walker	Marine Corps	Colonel	Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands	February 18 & 22, 1944
Fred M. Wallace	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Edward J. Wallof	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Quentin R. Walsh	Coast Guard	Lieutenant Commander	Cherbourg, France	June 26–27, 1944
Lewis W. Walt	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Cape Gloucester, New Britain	January 10, 1944	First award
Lewis W. Walt	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Peleliu, Palau Islands	September 15–30, 1944	Second award
Merritt C. Walton	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
John J. Wantuck	Marine Corps	Private
Maurice A. Ward	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Arthur T. Warner	Marine Corps	Captain
Gordon Warner	Marine Corps	Captain
Forest B. Warren	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John E. Watson	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas A. Watson	Marine Corps	Corporal
Dale E. Watts	Marine Corps	Private
George A. Weber	Marine Corps	Private First Class
John F. Weber	Marine Corps	Captain
Carl W. Weiss	Marine Corps	Sergeant
George L. Weiss	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Charles E. Welch	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Warren W. Welch	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Dean A. Wells	Marine Corps	Corporal
Erskine W. Wells	Marine Corps	Captain
John K. Wells	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Robert E. Wellwood	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Walter W. Wensinger	Marine Corps	Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 16, 1945
Charles A. West	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Theodore G. West	Marine Corps	Private
William R. West	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Joseph J. Whalen	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
Dale W. Whaley	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William J. Whaling	Marine Corps	Colonel	Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands	April 15 – June 21, 1945
Algie J. Wheeler	Marine Corps	Sergeant
John H. Wherry	Marine Corps	Gunnery Sergeant
George O. White	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Philip R. White	Marine Corps	Captain
J. W. Whitley	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Forest Whitt	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Sumner H. Whitten	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Charles F. Widdecke	Marine Corps	Captain
Vincent H. Wiehardt	Marine Corps	Sergeant
Richard S. Wilcox	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Philip A. Wilheit	Marine Corps	Captain
Harry B. Williams	Marine Corps	First Sergeant
James B. Williams III	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Maxie R. Williams	Marine Corps	Captain
Robert H. Williams	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	Gavutu, Solomon Islands	August 7, 1942
Leon M. Williamson	Marine Corps	Captain
Jasper Willis	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William L. Willis	Marine Corps	Second Lieutenant
Nicholas A. Willox	Marine Corps	Private
Ray E. Wilson Jr.	Marine Corps	Private First Class
William W. Wilson Jr.	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Augustus H. Winchester	Marine Corps	First Sergeant
Albert H. Winius	Marine Corps	Platoon Sergeant
Andrew N. Winsor	Marine Corps	Corporal
Junior H. Wirth	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Charles L. Wise	Marine Corps	Private
Millard H. Wiser	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Henry J. Witkowski	Marine Corps	Corporal
William J. Wlasiuk	Marine Corps	Sergeant
John J. Woerner	Marine Corps	Corporal
Donald W. Wolf	Marine Corps	Sergeant
William H. Wolvington	Marine Corps	Corporal
Joseph E. Wood	Marine Corps	Private
Ralph K. Wood	Marine Corps	Private First Class
George R. Woosley	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Thomas A. Wornham	Marine Corps	Colonel	Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands	February 19 – March 27, 1945
Barney V. Wright	Marine Corps	Corporal
Frank J. Wright	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
John D. Wright	Marine Corps	Corporal
Edward R. Wygal	Marine Corps	Corporal

Y

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
John T. Yaksich	Marine Corps	Private
John Yancey	Marine Corps	Corporal	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	November 30, 1942	First award
Roscoe L. Yarbrough	Marine Corps	Corporal
James C. Yeaple	Marine Corps	Private First Class
Walter X. Young	Marine Corps	First Lieutenant
Dennis E. Youngblood	Marine Corps	Private First Class

Z

This along with the †, indicates that the Navy Cross was awarded posthumously

Name	Service	Rank	Place of action	Date of action	Notes
Lawrence N. Zamor	Marine Corps	Corporal
James R. Zarillo	Marine Corps	Private First Class	Namur, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands	January 31, 1944	KIA

References

General

"Navy Cross – World War II". Home of Heroes. Retrieved June 8, 2020.
"USN World War II Navy Cross recipients" (PDF). U.S. Department of Defense. Retrieved June 8, 2020.
"USMC World War II Navy Cross recipients" (PDF). U.S. Department of Defense. Retrieved June 8, 2020.

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Official military histories in Commonwealth nations refer to the conflict as the Second World War, while the United States' official histories refer to the conflict as World War II. English translations of the official histories of other nations tend to resolve into English as Second World War also, for example zweite weltkrieg in German. See C.P. Stacey Official History of the Canadian Army in the Second World War, for example. "Official" usage of these terms is giving way to popular usage and the two terms are becoming interchangeable even in formal military history.

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[1] Official military histories in Commonwealth nations refer to the conflict as the Second World War, while the United States' official histories refer to the conflict as World War II. English translations of the official histories of other nations tend to resolve into English as Second World War also, for example zweite weltkrieg in German. See C.P. Stacey Official History of the Canadian Army in the Second World War, for example. "Official" usage of these terms is giving way to popular usage and the two terms are becoming interchangeable even in formal military history.

List of Navy Cross recipients for World War II

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