CABLE, Joseph A. (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History
IMO at Custer Battlefield National Cemetery (near flagpole), Crow Agency, Montana

CADDY, William Robert (World War II) National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Section C, Site 81), Honolulu, Hawaii
There is also a park named for him in Quincy, Massachusetts

CADWALLADER, Abel G. (Civil War) Loudon Park Cemetery (Section YY, Lot 1006, Lot 1007), Baltimore, Maryland

CADWELL, Luman Lewis (Civil War) Phelps Cemetery (Section O, Lot 77), Decorah, Iowa

CAFFERATA, Jr., Hector Albert (Korean War) Quantico National Cemetery (Section 24, Site 30), Triangle, Virginia

CAHEY, Thomas (Interim Awards 1899-1910) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 6, Grave 8667), Arlington, VA

CALDWELL, Daniel (Civil War) Mount Peace Cemetery (Section H, Lot 105, Grave 3), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
There is no evidence the MoH man had a middle name. There was a Daniel Caldwell who did but he is not the MoH man.

CALKIN, Ivers S. (Civil War) Oak Grove Cemetery (Block 100, Lot 3, W 1/2 Lot), Montague, Michigan

CALL, Donald Marshall (World War I) Cremated, Ashes Scattered in Flower Garden, Bethesda, Maryland
In Memory Of marker next to his wife at Oak Hill Cemetery (Section I, Lot 1189, Grave 3), Nyack New York
Name engraved on WWI monument in Village Hall, Larchmont, New York
An video recording of Mr. Donald Call’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the National Archives. Click here to watch it:

CALLAGHAN, Daniel Judson (World War II) Missing. Buried at Sea as per DoD webpage. In Memory Of headstone at Veterans Section of Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma, California

CALLAHAN, John H. (Civil War) Sunset Cemetery (Block 5, Lot 94), Manhattan, Kansas

CALLEN, Thomas Joseph True Name: Thomas Joseph Callan (Indian Campaigns) Holy Sepulchre Cemetery (St Stephen’s Section, Lot 18, Grave 5), East Orange, New Jersey

CALUGAS, Jose (World War II) Mountain View Memorial Park (New Veteran’s Section, Lot 206, Space 7), Tacoma, Washington

CALVERT, James Spencer (Indian Campaigns) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 2490), Arlington, VA

CAMP, Carlton N. (Civil War) Etna Cemetery (Lot 94), Hanover, New Hampshire

CAMPBELL, Albert Ralph (China Relief) Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Section M, Lot 712, Space 2), Glendale, California

CAMPBELL, Daniel J. (Spanish-American War) Mount Hope Cemetery (Spanish American War Lot, Grave 2, Row 11, Highland Ave), Mattapan, Massachusetts

CAMPBELL, James A. (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 1468-55), Arlington, VA

CAMPBELL, William (Civil War) Glendale Cemetery (Block 15, Lot 58), Des Moines, Iowa

CAMPBELL, William (Civil War) Lost to History

CANFIELD, Heth (Indian Campaigns) Evergreen Cemetery (Old Section, Division C, Lot 110), St. Augustine, Florida
Most sources recorded his date of action as 15 May 1870 but it actually took place on 17 May 1870. The Army Awards and Decorations Branch officially corrected his record in September 2012.

CANLEY, John L. (Vietnam War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 60, Grave 3561), Arlington, VA
Mr. John Canley’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CANN, Tedford Harris (World War I) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7, Grave 10118-SS), Arlington, VA

CANNON, George Hamm (World War II) National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Section C, Site 1644), Honolulu, Hawaii
Cenotaph in Glen Cove Cemetery, Knightstown, Indiana

CANO, Pedro (World War II) Hillcrest Memorial Park (Block 3, Lot 34, Space 3), Edinburg, Texas
Mr. Pedro Cano’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CANTRELL, Charles P. (Spanish-American War) Nashville National Cemetery (Section 1, Site 132), Madison, Tennessee

CAPEHART, Charles E. (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 2033-WS), Arlington, VA

CAPEHART, Henry (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 1, Grave 140-A&B), Arlington, VA

CAPERS, Jr., James (Vietnam War)
Mr. Capers’ Medal of Honor presentation is on line. Click here to watch: Presentation (May need to slide cursor forward to begin video)

CAPODANNO, Vincent Robert (Vietnam War) Saint Peter’s Cemetery (Section S, Range 30, Grave 11), Staten Island, New York
Cenotaph in Chapel of our Lady of Good Help, Champion, Wisconsin

CAPRON, Jr., Horace (Civil War) Springdale Cemetery (Prospect Hill, Section 774, Lot 82), Peoria, Illinois

CAREY, Alvin P. (World War II) Ligonier Valley Cemetery (Section K, Lot 24), Ligonier, Pennsylvania

CAREY, Jr., Charles F. (World War II)
A.B.M.C. Ardennes (Plot C, Row 29, Grave 12), Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium
IMO at Olivet Cemetery (Block W, Lot 13, Space B), Cheyenne, Wyoming

CAREY, Hugh (Civil War) Holy Cross Cemetery (Section St. Johns, Range D, Plot 7), Brooklyn, New York
Most sources recorded his date of action as 2 July 1863 but it actually took place on 3 July 1863. The Army Awards and Decorations Branch officially corrected his record in August 2015.

CAREY, James (Interim Awards 1865-1870) Holy Cross Cemetery (Section Plot, Range 7, Grave 8), Brooklyn, New York

CAREY, James Lemuel (Civil War) Chartiers Cemetery (Vet Section Soldiers Tier 6L, Grave 4), Carnegie, Pennsylvania

CARLISLE, Casper R. (Civil War) Mount Lebanon Cemetery (Section 1, LS 317), Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania

CARMAN, Warren (Civil War) Mount Hope Cemetery (Range 3, Lot 223), Rochester, New York

CARMIN, Isaac Harrison (Civil War) Washington Cemetery (Section 2, Lot 254), Washington Courthouse, Ohio
Buried as Isaac H Carman

CARNEY, William Harvey (Civil War) Oak Grove Cemetery (Section LL, Lot 78, Grave 7), New Bedford, Massachusetts

CARON, Wayne Maurice (Vietnam War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 51, Grave 2600), Arlington, VA
An audio recording of Mr. Wayne Caron’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it:

CARPENTER, Louis Henry (Indian Campaigns) Trinity Episcopal Church New Cemetery, Swedesboro, New Jersey

CARPENTER, William Kyle (War on Terror-Afghanistan)
Mr. William Carpenter’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Carpenter also gave an interview to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch it: Veterans History Project
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Carpenter gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

CARR, Chris (World War II) Los Angeles National Cemetery (Section 275, Row G, Grave 15), Los Angeles, California
Legally changed name from Karaberis under which name the Medal was awarded.

CARR, Eugene Asa (Civil War) US Military Academy Cemetery (Section XXIII, Row C, Grave 023), West Point, New York

CARR, Franklin (Civil War) Lost to History

CARR, John (Indian Campaigns) Nashville National Cemetery (Section KK, Site 16550), Nashville, Tennessee

CARR, William Louis (China Relief) Ohio Veteran’s Home Cemetery (Section F, Row 7, Grave 37), Sandusky, Ohio

CARR, William M. (Civil War) Elmwood Cemetery (South East Lot 39), Norfolk, Virginia

CARROLL, Thomas (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

CARSON, Anthony J. (Philippine Insurrection) New Calvary Cemetery (Section 20A, Grave 2651), Mattapan, Massachusetts

CARSON, William J. (Civil War) Beech Grove Cemetery (Section 4, Lot 14, Southwest Corner), Muncie, Indiana

CARSWELL, Jr., Horace Seaver (World War II) Oakwood Cemetery (Carswell Park -Located to the right of the entrance), Fort Worth, Texas

CART, Jacob (Civil War) Ashland Cemetery (5-10), Carlisle, Pennsylvania

CARTER, Bruce Wayne (Vietnam War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 60, Grave 11418, Arlington, VA Reinterred from Florida Nov 2020.
An audio recording of Mr. Bruce Carter’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it:

CARTER, Jr., Edward Allen (World War II) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 59, Grave 451), Arlington, VA
Mr. Edward Carter’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CARTER, George (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

CARTER, John Joice (Civil War) Woodlawn Cemetery (Mausoleum Book 17, Lot 3208, Section J), Titusville, Pennsylvania

CARTER, Joseph Edward (Spanish-American War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 34, Grave 2631-1), Arlington, VA

CARTER, Joseph Franklin (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 1550), Arlington, VA

CARTER, Mason (Indian Campaigns) Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery (Section PS4, Grave 102), San Diego, California

CARTER, Robert Goldthwaite (Indian Campaigns) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 1, Grave 106A), Arlington, VA
Carters birth is often listed as 1847. This is incorrect, his wife was born in 1847, he was born in 1845.

CARTER, Ty Michael (War on Terror-Afghanistan)
Mr. Ty Carter’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Carter gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

CARTER, William Harding (Indian Campaigns) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 1, Grave 443WS), Arlington, VA

CARUANA, Orlando Emanuel (Civil War) Mount Olivet Cemetery (Section T, Lot 3, Lot 33), Washington, DC

CARY, Robert Webster (Interim Awards 1915-1916) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 6, Grave 5695-G), Arlington, VA

CASAMENTO, Anthony (World War II) Long Island National Cemetery (Section DSS, Grave 79A), Farmingdale, New York

CASEY, David P. (Civil War) St Patrick’s Cemetery (Cavalry Section, Lot 110), Northbridge, Massachusetts

CASEY, Henry (Civil War) Bloomingburg Cemetery, Bloomingburg, Ohio

CASEY, James Seaman (Indian Campaigns) Vale Cemetery (Section G, Lot 13 (Thornton Plot)), Schenectady, New York

CASHE Alwyn Crendall (War on Terror – Iraq) Restlawn Cemetery, Sanford, Florida
Mr. Alwyn Cashe’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CASSIDY, Michael (Civil War) Hampton National Cemetery (Phoebus Section B, Grave 9503), Hampton, Virginia

CASTLE, Frederick Walker (World War II) A.B.M.C. Henri, Lot Chapelle (Section D, Row 13, Grave 53), Henri, Lot Chapelle, Belgium

CASTLE, Guy Wilkinson Stuart (Mexican Campaign) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 4345), Arlington, VA

CATHERWOOD, John Hugh (Philippines 1911) Camp Butler National Cemetery (Section F, Site 1), Springfield, Illinois

CATLIN, Albertus Wright (Mexican Campaign) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7, Grave 10038), Arlington, VA

CATLIN, Isaac Swartwood (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 2, Grave 3397), Arlington, VA

CAVAIANI, Jon Robert (Vietnam) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 60, Grave 10590), Arlington, VA
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Cavaiani gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Cavaiani gave an interview to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch it: Veterans History Project

CAVANAUGH, Thomas (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Lost to History

CAVAZOS, Richard E. (Korean War) Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery (Section PG, Site 51), San Antonio, Texas
Mr. Richard E. Cavazos’ Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CAWETZKA, Charles (Philippine Insurrection) Romulus Cemetery (Old section, near ‘Wiliams and Kallmade’), Romulus, Michigan

CAYER, Ovila (Civil War) Garden of Memory Park (Old Section, Block 26, Lot 5), Salinas, California

CECIL, Joseph Samuel (Philippine Insurrection) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 6, Grave 5718), Arlington, VA
In Memory Of marker in Reed Cemetery, New River, Tennessee

CELIZ, Christopher Andrew (War on Terror – Afghanistan)
Burial not yet known
Mr. Christopher Celiz’ Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CHADWICK, Leonard B. (Spanish-American War) Mount Hope Cemetery (Spanish American War Lot, Grave 25, Row 9, Highland Ave), Mattapan, Massachusetts

CHAMBERLAIN, Joshua Lawrence (Civil War) Pine Grove Cemetery (Avenue A, Lot 4), Brunswick, Maine

CHAMBERLAIN, Orville Tyron (Civil War) Gracelawn Cemetery (Block C, Lot 15, Grave 2), Elkhart, Indiana

CHAMBERS, Joseph B. (Civil War) Oak Park Cemetery (Section 0, Lot 50), New Castle, Pennsylvania

CHAMBERS, Justice Marion (World War II) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 6, Grave 5813-A9), Arlington, VA

CHAMPAGNE, David Bernard (Korean War) St. Francis de Sales Cemetery (Lot 859, Grave 5), Waterville, Maine

CHANDLER, Henry Flint (Civil War) West Parrish Cemetery (Section 2, Lot 29), Andover, Massachusetts

CHANDLER, James B. (Civil War) Vine Hill Cemetery (Lot 1191), Plymouth, Massachusetts

CHANDLER, Stephen Edwin (Civil War) Lakewood Cemetery (Section 6, Lot 100, Grave 3), Minneapolis, Minnesota

CHANDRON, August (Interim Awards 1871-1898) True Name: August Chaudron
Fairview Memorial Park (Section E, Block 38, Plot 25), Fairview, New Jersey

CHAPIN, Alaric B. (Civil War) Rose City Cemetery (Grave #6 West 1/2 Lot 300, Section M), Portland, Oregon

CHAPMAN, Amos (Indian Campaigns) Brumfield Cemetery (Section C, Lot 132), Seiling, Oklahoma

CHAPMAN, John (Civil War) Holy Cross Cemetery (Section B, Row 23, Area 22, Grave 3), Colma, California
Buried as Charles F Kauffman

CHAPMAN, John A. (War on Terror – Afghanistan) Saint Mary Byzantine Catholic Church Cemetery (Lot 287), Windber, Pennsylvania
Mr. John A. Chapman’s Medal of Honor presentation is on line. Click here to watch it:

Click here for video on the unveiling of John A. Chapman’s name on the U.S. Air Force Memorial on 24 Aug 2018. Video runs about 51 minutes. Unveiling

CHAPUT, Louis Goerges (Civil War) Cimetiere Notre Dame-des-Neiges (Section B, Lot 2116) Montreal, Canada

CHARETTE, George (Spanish-American War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7, Grave 10222), Arlington, VA

CHARETTE, William (Korean War) Florida National Cemetery (Section 104, Grave 173) Bushnell, Florida
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Charette gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

CHARLTON, Cornelius H. (Korean War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 40, Grave 300), Arlington, VA
Reintered at Arlington in Nov 2008 from West Virginia

CHASE, John F. (Civil War) St Bartholomew Cemetery (Grave 50), St. Petersburg, Florida

CHATHAM, John Purness (China Relief) Parsons Cemetery (Section 5, Lot 185), Salisbury, Maryland
Buried as John Purnell Chatham

CHEEVER, Jr., Benjamin Harrison (Indian Campaigns) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 1, Grave 421), Arlington, VA

CHELI, Ralph (World War II) Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery (Group Grave, Section 78, Graves 930-934), St. Louis, Missouri

CHILD, Benjamin Ham (Civil War) Swan Point Cemetery (Lot 14, Group 161), Providence, Rhode Island

CHILDERS, Ernest “Chief” (World War II) Floral Haven Memorial Gardens (Veterans Field Of Honor Feature Crypt 21a), Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

CHILES, Marcellus Holms (World War I) A.B.M.C. Meuse, Lot Argonne Cemetery (C-31-23), Romagne Meuse, France

CHIQUITO, (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History
An In Memory Of Memorial has been placed at Arizona Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery at Marana, Marana, Arizona

CHISMAN, William W. (Civil War) Elmwood Cemetery (Old Org, Lot 532, Space 5), Augusta, Kansas

CHOATE, Clyde Lee (World War II) Anna City Cemetery (Hillcrest Addition, Block B, Lot 7, Space 9), Anna, Illinois

CHOLISTER, George Robert (Interim Awards 1920-1940) Colestown Cemetery (Section D, Lot 6), Cherry Hill, New Jersey

CHRISTENSEN, Dale Eldon (World War II) A.B.M.C. Manila (A-12-200), Manila, Philippine Islands
Also IMO in Cameron Cemetery, Audubon County, Iowa

CHRISTIAN, Herbert F. (World War II) Greenwood Cemetery (Lot 225), Byesville, Ohio

CHRISTIANCY, James Isaac (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 1, Grave 580), Arlington, VA

CHRISTIANSON, Stanley Reuben (Korean War) Wet Coulee Cemetery (Christianson family plot Block 1, Lot 3, Site 7), Mindoro, Wisconsin

CHURCH, James Robb (Spanish-American War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 1409A), Arlington, VA

CHURCHILL, Samuel Joseph (Civil War) Oak Hill Cemetery (Section 7, Lot 222), Lawrence, Kansas

CICCHETTI, Joseph J. (World War II) Sandy Valley Cemetery (Section D, Lot 615), Waynesburg, Ohio

CILLEY, Clinton Albert (Civil War) Oakwood Cemetery (Section 10, Plot D, Lot 2), Hickory, North Carolina

CLANCY, James T. (Civil War) Lost to History

CLANCY, John E. (Indian Campaigns) Fort Riley Post Cemetery (Section I, Grave 5), Fort Riley, Kansas

CLANCY, Joseph (China Relief) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7, Grave 8145), Arlington, VA

CLAPP, Albert Adams (Civil War) San Gabriel Cemetery (Block M Lot 59/60 Grave 4), San Gabriel, California

CLARK, Charles Amory (Civil War) Oak Hill Cemetery (Block 76, Lot 199), Cedar Rapids, Iowa

CLARK, Francis J. (World War II) Evergreen Cemetery (Section J, Lot 14), Salem Township, New York

CLARK, Harrison (Civil War) Albany Rural Cemetery (Section 112, Lot 152), Menands, New York

CLARK, James G. (Civil War) Fernwood Cemetery (Lot 147, Section 37), Fernwood, Pennsylvania

CLARK, John Wesley (Civil War) Green Mount Cemetery (Lot 574), Montpelier, Vermont

CLARK, Wilfred (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

CLARK, William A. (Civil War) Hebron Cemetery (Lot 341), Nicollet, Minnesota

CLARKE, Dayton P. (Civil War) Green Mount Cemetery (Lot 1886), Montpelier, Vermont

CLARKE, Powhatan Henry (Indian Campaigns) Calvary Cemetery (Section 3, Lot 34, Grave 15), St. Louis, Missouri

CLARY, Edward Alvin (Interim Awards 1899-1910) Santa Fe National Cemetery (Section O, Lot 335), Santa Fe, New Mexico

CLAUSEN, Charles H. (Civil War) Mount Peace Cemetery (Section G, Lot 99, Grave 4), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

CLAUSEN, Claus Kristian Randolph (Spanish-American War) Ashes scattered at sea. He does not have a known ‘In Memory Of’ marker but there is a large monument to him in Massapequa Park, New York

CLAUSEN, Jr., Raymond Michael “Red” (Vietnam War) Ponchatula Cemetery (Section A, Plot 1, Lot H), Ponchatula, Louisiana
An audio recording of Mr. Raymond Clausen’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it: [recording is correct, date stamp is in error]

As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Clausen gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Clausen also gave an interview to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch it: Veterans History Project

CLAUSEY, John Joseph (Interim Awards 1899-1910) Golden Gate National Cemetery (Section C, Grave 121B), San Bruno, California

CLAY, Cecil (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 2, Grave 1012), Arlington, VA

CLEVELAND, Charles Franklin (Civil War) Forest Hill Cemetery (Section 33, Lot 3428), Utica, New York

CLIFFORD, Robert Teleford (Civil War) Laurel Hill Cemetery (Section 17, Lot 149), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Buried as Robert T Kelly

CLOPP, John E. (Civil War) Lawnview Cemetery (Glenwood Section Row 50, Grave 35), Rockledge, Pennsylvania

CLUTE, George Washington (Civil War) Mount Morris Cemetery (Second Addition, Section 90 North 1/2 Grave #2), Mount Morris, Michigan

COATES, Jefferson (Civil War) Dorchester City Cemetery (11th Row East on North Side), Dorchester, Nebraska

COCKLEY, David L. (Civil War) Oakland Cemetery (Section H, Lot 25), Shelby, Ohio

CODY, William Frederick “Buffalo Bill” (Indian Campaigns) Lookout Mountain Cemetery, Golden, Colorado

COEY, James (Civil War) San Francisco National Cemetery (Section OS, Row 89, Grave 1), San Francisco, California

COFFEY, Robert John (Civil War) Green Mount Cemetery (Lot 551), Montpelier, Vermont

COHN, Abraham (Civil War) Beth Olam Cemetery (Section 15, Lot 2), (Kings Co) Brooklyn, New York (Cemetery is in two counties, Section 15 is in Kings Co.)

COKER, Ronald Leroy (Vietnam War) Fairview Cemetery (possibly Row 7E), Alliance, Nebraska
An audio recording of Mr. Ronald Coker’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it:

COLALILLO, Michael (World War II) Forest Hill Cemetery, (Section V, Block 3, Lot 13, Grave 2)Duluth, Minnesota
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Colalillo gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Colalillo also gave an interview to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch it: Veterans History Project

COLBERT, Patrick (Civil War) Mount Elliott Cemetery (Section N, Lot 144), Detroit, Michigan

COLBY, Carlos W. (Civil War) Cress Hill Cemetery, Hillsboro, Illinois

COLE, Darrell Samuel (World War II) Parkview Cemetery (Section 1), Farmington, Missouri

COLE, Gabriel (Civil War) Sherman Township Cemetery (Section B, Lot 29, Plot 4), Tustin, Michigan

COLE, Robert George (World War II) A.B.M.C. Netherlands American Cemetery (Plot B, Row 15, Grave 27), Margraten, Netherlands

COLEMAN, John (Korea 1871) Mount Hope Cemetery (Division 6, Section 2, Lot 24, Grave 6), San Diego, California CA as a Civil War veteran.

COLLIER, Gilbert Georgie (Korean War) DeWitt Cemetery (2nd Row, 125′ south of the 11th st. Drive), DeWitt, Arkansas

COLLIER, John Walton (Korean War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 12, Grave 4637), Arlington, VA

COLLINS, Harrison (Civil War) Springfield National Cemetery (Section 26, Grave 1357, Lot B), Springfield, Missouri

COLLINS, Sr, Thomas D. (Civil War) Hillside Cemetery (Lot 845), Middletown, New York

COLLIS, Charles Henry Tucky (Civil War) Gettysburg National Cemetery (Plot-Lot 8, Grave 1), Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

COLWELL, Oliver (Civil War) Woodstock Cemetery, Woodstock, Ohio

COLYER, Wilbur E. (World War I) Cypress Hills National Cemetery (Section 2, Grave 8588), Brooklyn, New York

COMFORT, John W. (Indian Campaigns) Mount Peace Cemetery (Section H, Lot 261, Grave 4), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

COMMISKEY, Sr., Henry Alfred (Korean War) Cremated, Ashes Scattered over Gulf of Mexico
IMO at Highland Cemetery (Section 11, Lot 40), Hattiesburg, Mississippi

COMPSON, Hartwell B. (Civil War) Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery (136A), Portland, Oregon

CONAWAY, John Wesley (Civil War) Evergreen Cemetery (Lot 6, Block 30), Post Falls, Idaho

CONBOY, Martin (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 54, Grave 3841), Arlington, VA
Reinterred from NJ in 2001

CONDE-FALCON, Felix M. (Vietnam War) Rogers Cemetery, Rogers, Texas
Mr. Felix Conde-Falcon’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CONDON, Clarence Milville (Philippine Insurrection) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 2, Grave 3834), Arlington, VA

CONLAN, Dennis (Civil War) Lost to History Death certificate says buried in Calvary in Woodside, NY but cemetery has no record.

CONNELL, Trustrim (Civil War) Rosedale Memorial Park (Section I, Lot 160, Grave 1SW), Los Angeles, California

CONNER, Garlin Murl (World War II) Memorial Hill Cemetery (Garden of Devotion, Section D20, Lot B3), Albany, Kentucky
Mr. Garlin Conner’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CONNER, Richard (Civil War) North Cedar Hills Cemetery (Section W3, Lot 28), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

CONNOLLY, Michael (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Lost to History

CONNOR, James Phillip (World War II) Delaware Memorial Veteran Cemetery (Section B, Row C, Plot 22), Summit, Delaware

CONNOR, John (Indian Campaigns) Soldiers Home National Cemetery (Section K, Lot 7258), Washington, DC

CONNOR, Peter Spencer (Vietnam War) Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery (Section AE, Grave 1005), San Diego, California

CONNOR, Thomas O. (Civil War) Lost to History

CONNOR, William C. (Civil War) Calvary Cemetery (Second Calvary, Section 42, Range 11, Plot K, Grave 16), Woodside, New York

CONNORS, James (Civil War) Lost to History

COOK, Donald Gilbert (Vietnam War) Remains not recovered. IMO at Arlington National Cemetery (Section MI, Grave 110), Arlington, VA

COOK, John (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 17, Grave 18613), Arlington, VA

COOK, John Henry (Civil War) Woodlawn Cemetery (Rose Hill Plot, Section 104, Lot 12485), Bronx, New York

COOKE, Walter Howard (Civil War) St. Thomas’ Church Cemetery (Section H, Lot 210), Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania

COOLEY, Raymond Henry (World War II) Cumberland View Cemetery (near flag pole), Jasper, Tennessee

COOLIDGE, Charles Henry (World War II) Chattanooga National (Section Section BB, Site 474A), Chattanooga, Tennessee
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Coolidge gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

COONEY, James (China Relief) Mare Island Shipyard Cemetery (Section D, 10, Lot 93), Vallejo, California

COONEY, Thomas C. (Spanish-American War) US Naval Academy Cemetery (Section 6, Lot 1111A [formerly Lot 254]), Annapolis, Maryland

COONROD, Aquilla (Indian Campaigns) Custer Battlefield National Cemetery (Monument Section A, Lot 372), Crow Agency, Montana
Buried as Aquilla Coonrad
He also has a historical marker at Historic Fort Buford, Williston, North Dakota

COOPER, John L. (Civil War and Interim Awards 1865-1870) Cypress Hills National Cemetery (Section 2, Grave 5022), Brooklyn, New York
Double Recipient True Name: John Laver Mather

COPAS, Ardie Ray (Vietnam War) Hillcrest Memorial Gardens (Garden of Peace, Lot 124, Space 4), Fort Pierce, Florida
Mr. Ardie Copas’ Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

COPP, Charles Dearborn (Civil War) Middle Yard Cemetery (3rd row between 2 gates), Lancaster, Massachusetts

CORAHORGI, Demetri (Interim Awards 1899-1910) Mount Pleasant Cemetery (Section 8, Lot 17 E 3′ S 1/2), Seattle, Washington

CORCORAN, John (Civil War) Oak Grove Cemetery, Pawtucket, Rhode Island

CORCORAN, Michael (Indian Campaigns) Calvary Cemetery (First Calvary Section 4, Range 5, Plot O, Grave 15), Cleveland, Ohio

CORCORAN, Thomas E. (Civil War) Calvary Cemetery (Third Calvary, Section 17, Range 12, Plot D, Grave 8), Woodside, New York

COREY, William (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Lost to History

CORLISS, George W. (Civil War) Maple Grove Cemetery (Summit 214, Grave 2), Kew Gardens, New York

CORLISS, Stephen Potter (Civil War) Albany Rural Cemetery (Section 18, Lot 74), Menands, New York

CORRY, Jr., William Merrill (Interim Awards 1920-1940) Eastern Cemetery (Family Plot), Quincy, Florida

CORSON, Joseph Kirby (Civil War) West Laurel Hill Cemetery (Lot 98, Bryn Mawr Section, Grave 2), Bala-Cynwyd, Pennsylvania

CO-RUX-TE-CHOD-ISH, (Mad Bear) (Indian Campaigns) North Indian Cemetery Pawnee, Pawnee County, Oklahoma

COSGRIFF, Richard Henry (Civil War) Our Lady of Hope Cemetery (Section II), Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

COSGROVE, Thomas (Civil War) Munroe Cemetery (GAR Lot 400, Grave 1), Lexington, Massachusetts

COSTELLO, John (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Mt. Calvary Cemetery (Section 1, Range 20, Grave 27) Roslindale, Massachusetts

COSTIN, Henry G. (World War I) Loudon Park National Cemetery (Section B, Lot 460), Baltimore, Maryland

COTTON, Peter (Civil War) Lost to History

COUGHLIN, John (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 2, Grave 936, Grave WS), Arlington, VA

COURSEN, Samuel Streit (Korean War) US Military Academy Cemetery (Section VII, Row E, Grave 230), West Point, New York

COURTNEY, Jr., Henry Alexius (World War II) Calvary Cemetery (Section T, Block 9, Lot 4), Duluth, Minnesota

COURTNEY, Henry C. (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Cypress Hills Cemetery (Section 6, Gravesite 12222) Brooklyn, New York

COURTS, George McCall (Mexican Campaign) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7, Grave 9874), Arlington, VA

COVINGTON, Jesse Whitfield (World War I) Oak Grove Cemetery (Avenue G, Lot 789), Portsmouth, Virginia

COWAN, Richard Eller (World War II) Wichita Park Cemetery (Roselawn Section, Lot 344, Space 2), Wichita, Kansas

COX, Robert Edward (Interim Awards 1899-1910) Rose Hill Cemetery (Lower Section F, Lot 6), Altoona, Pennsylvania

COX, Robert Mitchell (Civil War) Prairie City Cemetery, Prairie City, Illinois

COYNE, John Nicholas (Civil War) Green Wood Cemetery (Section 82, Lot 5631), Brooklyn, New York

CRAFT, Clarence Byrle (World War II) Fayetteville National Cemetery (Section 17, Row DNA, Grave 120), Fayetteville, Arkansas

CRAIG, Gordon Maynard (Korean War) Village of Elmwood Cemetery, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts

CRAIG, Robert (World War II) Toledo Memorial Park (Section 36, Lot 188, Grave 5), Sylvania, Ohio

CRAIG, Samuel Henry (Indian Campaigns) Laurel Hill Cemetery (near bld w/green roof), Saco, Maine

CRAIN, Morris E. (World War II) Mount Pleasant Church Cemetery, LaCenter, Kentucky

CRAMEN, Thomas (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Holy Cross Cemetery (Section St. George, Row 5, Plot 43), Brooklyn, New York

CRANDALL, Bruce Perry (Vietnam). Burial pending in Arlington National Cemetery. Passed 31 May 2026
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Crandall gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Crandall also gave an interview to the American Legion. Click here to watch it: American Legion

CRANDALL, Charles (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

CRANDALL, Orson Leon (Interim Awards 1920-1940) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 48, Grave 2004), Arlington, VA

CRANSTON, William Wallace (Civil War) Oakwood Cemetery (Coffey addition Lot 11, Block 9, Space 2), Parsons, Kansas

CRAW, Demas Thurlow (World War II) Cremated, Ashes Scattered over Weisbaden, Germany. In Memory Of headstone next to his parents at Oakwood Cemetery, Traverse City, Michigan

CRAWFORD, Alexander (Civil War) Cedar Hill Cemetery (Section I, Lot 65), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

CRAWFORD, William John (World War II) US Air Force Academy Cemetery (Section 3, Row D, Grave 68), Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mr. William Crawford’s 1984 Medal of Honor presentation is online. It is roughly 20 minutes into the video. Click here to watch it:

As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Crawford gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Crawford also gave an interview which was uploaded to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch it: Veterans History Project

CREED, John (Civil War) Calvary Cemetery (Lot 21, Block 12, Section D), Evanston, Illinois

CREEK, Thomas Elbert (Vietnam War) Llano Cemetery (Section E, Lot 359, Space 2), Amarillo, Texas
An audio recording of Mr. Thomas Creek’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it:

CREELMAN, William James (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Calvary Cemetery (First Calvary, Section 4B, Plot 27, Grave 3), Woodside, New York

CREGAN, George (Mexican Campaign) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 46, Grave 10666), Arlington, VA

CRESCENZ, Michael Joseph (Vietnam War) Arlington Cemetery (Section 59, Grave 3226), Arlington, VA
Reinterred from Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in May 2008
An audio recording of Mr. Michael Crescenz’ Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it: [recording is correct, date stamp is in error]

CREWS, John R. (World War II) Resthaven Memorial Cemetery (Garden of Hope, Section 29, Lot 110), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

CRILLEY, Frank William (Interim Awards 1915-1916) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 8, Grave 6430), Arlington, VA

CRIPPS, Thomas H. (Civil War) Woodlands Cemetery (Section F, Lot 654), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

CRIST, John (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

CRISWELL, Benjamin C. (Indian Campaigns) Pleasant Hill Cemetery (Right Rear Section), Gould, Oklahoma

CROCKER, Henry H. (Civil War) Washington Cemetery, Washington, New Jersey

CROCKER, Ulric Lyona (Civil War) Medora Cemetery (Old Section, SE Corner, Lot 36), Medora, Illinois

CROFT, James E. (Civil War) Oak Hill Cemetery (Block 99, Lot 7, Grave 1), Janesville, Wisconsin

CROMWELL, John Philip (World War II) Missing, Lost at Sea
In Memory of Marker in Henry Cemetery, Henry, Illinois

CRONAN, William S. (Interim Awards 1899-1910) Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery (Section T, Grave 534), San Diego, California

CRONIN, Cornelius (Civil War) Calvary Cemetery (First Calvary, Section 4, Range 13, Plot AA, Grave 15), Woodside, New York

CROSIER, William Henry Harrison (Civil War) Oakwood Morningside Cemetery (Section 56, Grave 161), Syracuse, New York

CROSS, James Edwin (Civil War) Albany Rural Cemetery (Section 30, Lot 62), Menands, New York

CROUSE, William Adolphus (Spanish-American War) Arlington Cemetery (Sunnyside Section, Lot P-15, Grave 7), Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania

CROWLEY, Michael (Civil War) Lost to History

CRUMP, Jerry Kirt (Korean War) Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Cemetery, Cornelius, North Carolina

CRUSE, Thomas (Indian Campaigns) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 1763), Arlington, VA

CUBBERLY, William G. (Indian Campaigns) Union Cemetery (Veterans Section), Lyonsville, Indiana

CUKELA, Louis (World War I) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 1, Grave 427-A), Arlington, VA
Double Recipient
An video recording of Mr. Louis Cukela’s Army Medal of Honor presentation is online via the National Archives.
Click here to watch it:

CULLEN, Thomas (Civil War) St. Mary’s Cemetery (right of entrance), Kinny, Pennsylvania

CUMMINGS, Amos Jay (Civil War) Clinton Cemetery (Section 1, Lot 33, Grave 9), Irvington, New Jersey

CUMMINS, Andrew Johnson (Spanish-American War) Lewistown Cemetery (Section E, Block 236, Lot 3, Lot 282 N 1/2), Lewistown, Montana

CUMPSTON, James M. (Civil War) Coalton Cemetery, Coalton, Ohio
Buried as James M Compston

CUNNINGHAM, Charles (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

CUNNINGHAM, Francis Marion (Civil War) Sugar Grove Cemetery (Section 140), Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania

CUNNINGHAM, James Smith (Civil War) Big Creek Cemetery, Burlington, Kansas

CURRAN, Richard J. (Civil War) Holy Sepulchre Cemetery (East Division, Section 2, Lot 18), Rochester, New York

CURREY, Francis Sherman (World War II) Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, South Bethlehem, New York
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Currey gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Currey also gave an interview to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch it: Veterans History Project
Mr. Currey gave a second interview to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch it: Veterans History Project

CURTIS, John Calvin (Civil War) Mountain Grove Cemetery (Section 1, Lot 152), Bridgeport, Connecticut

CURTIS, Josiah M. (Civil War) West Liberty Cemetery, West Liberty, West Virginia

CURTIS, Newton Martin (Civil War) Ogdensburg (now Riverside) Cemetery (Range 18, Lot 32), Ogdensburg, New York

CUSHING, Alonzo H, (Civil War) US Military Academy Cemetery (Section 26, Row A, Grave 7), West Point, New York
Mr. Alonzo Cushing’s Medal of Honor Presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

CUSTER, Thomas Ward (Civil War) Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery (Section A, Grave 1488), Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Double Recipient
NOTE: The Army’s 1886 Medal of Honor publication and the 1916 review board list Custer’s dates of action as 2 April 1865 at Namozine Church, VA and 6 April 1865 as Sailors Creek, VA. In a document in his own handwriting, Custer lists 2 and 6 April 1865 as the dates he captured the flags. The widely published date of action of 10 May is erroneous. The Army Records Correction office agreed and issued a records correction in Dec 2019.

CUTCHEON, Byron M. (Civil War) Highland Cemetery (Block 100, Lot 42, Grave 3), Ypsilanti, Michigan

CUTINHA, Nicholas Joseph (Vietnam War) Fort Denaud Cemetery, LaBelle, Florida
An audio recording of Mr. Nicholas Cutinha’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it: [recording is correct, date stamp is in error]

CUTTER, George W. (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Lost to History

CUTTS, James Madison (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 1371-SS), Arlington, VA