DAHL, Larry Gilbert (Vietnam War) Willamette National Cemetery (Section H, 3622-M), Portland, Oregon
An audio recording of Mr. Larry Dahl’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it:

DAHLGREN, Edward Carl (World War II) Pierce Cemetery, Mars Hill, Maine
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Dahlgren gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

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

DAHLGREN, John Olof (China Relief) Golden Gate National Cemetery (Section Z, Grave 1950), San Bruno, California

DAILY, Charles (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

D’ALESSONDRO, Peter Joseph (World War II) Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery (Section G12, Site 1), Schuylerville, New York

DALY, Daniel Joseph (China Relief and Haitian Campaign 1915) Cypress Hills National Cemetery (Section 5, Grave 70), Brooklyn, New York
Double Recipient

DALY, Michael Joseph (World War II) Oak Lawn Cemetery (Section J), Fairfield, Connecticut
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Daly gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

DAMATO, Anthony Peter (World War II) National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Section A, Site 334), Honolulu, Hawaii
IMO to him and his brother at Our Lady of Mound Carmel Cemetery, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania

DANIELS, James Thomas (Indian Campaigns) Riverview Cemetery (Plat H (Fitzhugh Lee Camp) Section 4-8 Grave 2), Richmond, Virginia

DARROUGH, John S. (Civil War) Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery (Near office, G, Lot K, Lot 28), Watseka, Illinois

DAVENPORT, Jack Arden (Korean War) Mount Moriah Cemetery (Lot 37, Block 15, Space 7), Kansas City, Missouri

DAVID, Albert Leroy (World War II) Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery (Section OS, Grave 125A), San Diego, California
Actual US Navy footage of the capturing of U-505 is online. Click here to watch it: Capture of U-505
Of Note: David’s Medal of Honor was presented to his widow on 9 November 1945 at Great Lake, IL by Vice Admiral A.S. Carpender, Commandant of the Ninth Naval District, not in Washington, DC as is often stated.

DAVID, Kenneth J. (Vietnam War)
Mr. Kenneth J. David’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

DAVIDSIZER, John A. (Civil War) First Methodist Cemetery (Row 10), Lewistown, Pennsylvania

DAVIDSON, Andrew (Civil War) Lakewood Cemetery (Lot 1005), Cooperstown, New York

DAVIDSON, Andrew (Civil War) Forest Rose Cemetery (Section E, Lot 56), Lancaster, Ohio

DAVILA, Rudolph Blanco (World War II) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 67, Grave 3457), Arlington, VA
Mr. Rudolph Davila’s Medal of Honor presentation is also online. Click here to watch it:

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

DAVIS, Charles C. (Civil War) Harrisburg Cemetery (Section A-2, Lot 23, Space 1), Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

DAVIS, Charles P. (Philippine Insurrection) North Dakota Veterans Cemetery (C-437), Mandan, North Dakota

DAVIS, Charles Willis (World War II) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7A, Grave 170), Arlington, VA

DAVIS, Freeman (Civil War) Oak Hill Cemetery (South 27, Lot 102), Butler, Missouri

DAVIS, Jr., George Andrew (Korean War) Missing
IMO at City of Lubbock Cemetery, Lubbock, Texas

DAVIS, George Evans (Civil War) Lake View Cemetery (Oak Section, Lot 12), Burlington, Vermont

DAVIS, George Fleming (World War II) Likely buried at Sea. IMO at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Honolulu, Hawaii

DAVIS, Harry Clay (Civil War) Pomona Cemetery (Block E, Lot 64, Space 2), Pomona, California

DAVIS, John (Civil War) Pioneer Greenwood Cemetery (Block OPR, Lot O, Grave 91) Cañon City, Colorado

DAVIS, John (Navy) (Civil War) Lost to History

DAVIS, John (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Hampton National Cemetery (Phoebus Section C, Grave 8534), Hampton, Virginia

DAVIS, John (Spanish-American War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 11, Grave 639-SS), Arlington, VA

DAVIS, Joseph (Civil War) Boatman Cemetery, East Palestine, Ohio

DAVIS, Joseph H. (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Montrose Cemetery (Section G, Lot 515), Upper Darby, Pennsylvania

DAVIS, Martin K. (Civil War) Demorest Cemetery (Old Section, Lot 91), Demorest, Georgia

DAVIS, Paris D. (Vietnam War)
Mr. Paris Davis’ presentation in online. Click here to watch it:

DAVIS, Raymond Erwin (Interim Awards 1899-1910) Calvary Cemetery (Section 2, Lot 39, Grave 4), Seattle, Washington

DAVIS, Raymond Gilbert (Korean War) Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens (Davis Estate, Lot 1), College Park, Georgia
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Davis gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

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

DAVIS, Rodney Maxwell (Vietnam War) Linwood Cemetery, Macon, Georgia

DAVIS, Sammy Lee (Vietnam)
Mr. Sammy Davis’ Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

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

Mr. Davis also gave an interview to the American Legion. Click here to watch it: American Legion
Mr. Davis also gave interviews to the Veterans History Project. Click here to listen to one of them: Veterans History Project
Click here to watch the second one: Veterans History Project

DAVIS, Samuel Walker (Civil War) Oak Hill Cemetery (Section 5, Lot 124), Brewer, Maine

DAVIS, Thomas (Civil War) Mount Olivet Cemetery (Section D, Lot 2832A, Grave 17), Maspeth (Queens), New York

DAWSON, Michael (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

DAY, Charles (Civil War) Prospect Cemetery, Mansfield, Pennsylvania

DAY, David Frakes (Civil War) Riverside Cemetery (Block 19, Lot 23), Denver, Colorado

DAY, George Everett “Bud” (Vietnam) Barancas National Cemetery (Section 51, first row, Grave 30), Pensacola, Florida
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Day gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Day also gave 2 interviews to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch one of them: Veterans History Project
Click here to watch the second one: Veterans History Project

DAY, James Lewis (World War II) Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery (Section P, Grave 1748), San Diego, California

DAY, Matthias Walter (Indian Campaigns) San Francisco National Cemetery (Section OS, Row 11, Grave 2), San Francisco, California

DAY, William L. (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

DE GLOPPER, Charles N. (World War II) Maple Grove Cemetery (Section L), Grand Island, New York

DE LA GARZA, Jr., Emilio Albert (Vietnam War) Saint John’s Cemetery (Section K, Block 70, Lot 1, Grave 2), Hammond, Indiana
An audio recording of Mr. Emilio De La Garza’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it:

DE SOMER, Abraham (Mexican Campaign) Buried at Sea
IMO at San Francisco National Cemetery (Section MA, Grave 15), San Francisco, California

DE WITT, Richard Willis (Civil War) Oxford Cemetery (Section 53, Lot 22), Oxford, Ohio

DEAKIN, Charles (Civil War) aka Charles Deykin (Civil War) Rosedale Cemetery (mass grave) Bensalem, Pennsylvania.

DEALEY, Samuel David (World War II) Missing; Lost at Sea
In Memory Of marker at Texas State Cemetery (Monument Hill (H1), Section 1, Row B, Number 10), Texas

DEAN, Sr., William Frishe (Korean War) San Francisco National Cemetery (Section GHT, Grave 353A), San Francisco, California

DEANE, John Milton (Civil War) Assonet Burial Grounds (Section 2, Lot 6), Freetown, Massachusetts

DEARMOND, William (Indian Campaigns) Body not recovered-buried inside wagon circle in Texas
IMO at San Antonio National Cemetery (Section MA, Grave 89), San Antonio, Texas

DEARY, George (Indian Campaigns) Mount Moriah Cemetery (Section 209, Lot 59, Grave 2), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

DEBLANC, Jefferson Joseph (World War II) Saint Martin de Tours Cemetery, St. Martinville, Louisiana
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. DeBlanc gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

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

DECASTRO, Joseph H. (Civil War) Fairmount Cemetery (Section 2, Lot 300, Grave 2 Rear), Newark, New Jersey

DECKER, Percy A. (Mexican Campaign) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7, Grave 10302), Arlington, VA

DEETLINE, Frederick (Indian Campaigns) San Antonio National Cemetery (Section G, Grave 921), San Antonio, Texas

DEFRANZO, Arthur Frederick (World War II) Riverside Cemetery (Vet’s Lot Grave 3), Saugus, Massachusetts

DEIGNAN, Osborn Warren (Spanish-American War) Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Whispering Pines, Lot 1165, Space 6), Glendale, California

DELACEY, Patrick (Civil War) St. Catherines Cemetery (Section B, Lot 16), Moscow, Pennsylvania

DELAND, Frederick Nelson (Civil War) Mahaiwe Cemetery (near “Reed” Mausoleum), Great Barrington, Massachusetts

DELANEY, John Carroll (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 2170 WS), Arlington, VA

DELAVIE, Hiram H. True name Hiram Adolphus Delavie (Civil War) Allegheny Cemetery (Section 32, Lot SP, Grave 2918), Allegheny, Pennsylvania VA confirmed June 2021 that St. Peters burial is wrong man.

DELEAU, Jr., Emile (World War II) Linwood Cemetery (Section D), Blaine, Ohio

DEMPSEY, John (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Greenlawn Memorial Park, Colma, California

DEMPSTER, John (Civil War) Lost to History

DENEEF, Jr, Michael James (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Brookedale Cemetery (1355F-8S), Dedham, Massachusetts

DENHAM, Austin (Interim Awards 1871-1898) Calvary Cemetery (Section B, Tier 2, Grave 38), Los Angeles, California

DENIG, J. Henry (Civil War) Prospect Hill Cemetery (Section K, Lot 17, Grave 4), York, Pennsylvania

DENNING, Lorenzo (Civil War) Salisbury National Cemetery (1of 11,700 unknowns buried in a trench) Salisbury, North Carolina Buried as Lorenzo Deming IMO in Fairview Cemetery (Family lot across from office, possibly section 3) New Britton, Connecticut

DENNIS, Richard (Civil War) True Name: Dennis Donallen Holy Cross (Path 44, N Maple Ave, Grave 2 East), Malden, Massachusetts

DENNY, John (Indian Campaigns) Soldiers Home National Cemetery (Section K, Lot 7020), Washington, DC

DENSMORE, William (Civil War) New Cathedral Cemetery (Section G, Range 7, Lot 3, West Grave),Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

DEPUY, Charles H. (Civil War) Evergreen Cemetery (Lot 28, Grave 5), Kalkaska, Michigan

DERVISHIAN, Ernest Herbert (World War II) West Hampton Memorial Park (Section 1 (Garden Of The Word) Lot 83), Richmond, Virginia

DESIDERIO, Reginald Benjamin (Korean War) San Francisco National Cemetery (Section OS, Row 128, Grave 20), San Francisco, California

DESWAN, John Francis (Spanish-American War) Golden Gate National Cemetery (Section R, Grave 195A), San Bruno, California

DETHLEFSEN, Merlyn Hans (Vietnam War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 65, Grave 1626), Arlington, VA

DEVORE, Jr., Edward Allen (Vietnam War) Green Hills Memorial Park (Ocean View Section, Plot 513, Space H), San Pedro, California
An audio recording of Mr. Edward Devore’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]

DEWERT, Richard David (Korean War) Massachusetts National Cemetery (Section 5, Grave 167), Bourne, Massachusetts

DEWEY, Duane Edgar (Korean War) Florida National Cemetery (Section MOH, Site 2, Bushnell, Florida
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Dewey gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

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

DI CESNOLA, Louis Palma (Civil War) Kensico Cemetery (Section 6, Lot 1145), Valhalla, New York

DIAMOND, James H. (World War II) Evergreen Cemetery (Block 29, Lot 12, Space 6), Gulfport, Mississippi

DIAS, Ralph Ellis (Vietnam War) Oakdale Cemetery (Section 3), Leetonia, Ohio
An audio recording of Mr. Ralph Dias’s Medal of Honor presentation is online via the Nixon Presidential Library. Click here to listen to it:

DICKENS, Charles H. (Indian Campaigns) St. John’s Cemetery (Pacific Section, Row 5, Lot 42), Worcester, Massachusetts
Buried as John Coleman

DICKEY, Douglas Eugene (Vietnam War) Brock Cemetery, Brock, Ohio

DICKEY, William Donaldson (Civil War) Green Wood Cemetery (Section 191, Lot 34493), Brooklyn, New York

DICKIE, David (Civil War) Gillespie Cemetery (2nd Row off Easton Ave), Gillespie, Illinois

DIETZ, Robert H. (World War II) Wiltwych Rural Cemetery (Crescent 6, Lot 2), Kingston, New York

DIGGINS, Bartholomew (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 13, Grave 5400-15), Arlington, VA

DILBOY, George (World War I) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 18, Grave 4574), Arlington, VA

DILGER, Hubert (Civil War) Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC

DILLON, Michael A. (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 13, Grave 14660), Arlington, VA

DITZENBACK, John (Civil War) Lost to History

DIX, Drew Dennis (Vietnam)
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Dix gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

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

DIXON, William “Billy” (Indian Campaigns) Adobe Walls Battlefield Site, Stinnett, Texas

DOANE, Stephen Holden (Vietnam War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 59, Grave 1617), Arlington, VA
An audio recording of Mr. Stephen Doane’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]

DOCKERY, Nicholas (War on Terror – Afghanistan)
Mr. Dockery’s Medal of Honor presentation is on line. Click here to watch: (May need to slide cursor forward to begin video)

DOCKUM, Warren C. (Civil War) Roselawn Cemetery (Block 22, Lot 148A, Space 1), Pueblo, Colorado

DODD, Carl Henry (Korean War) Cumberland Memorial Gardens (Lot 132), Corbin, Kentucky

DODD, Robert Fulton (Civil War) Hillside Cemetery (Section 228, Plot 18, Grave 2), Portage LaPrairie Manitoba, Canada

DODDS, Edward Edwin (Civil War) Canton Cemetery, Porthope, Ontario, Canada

DODGE, Francis Safford (Indian Campaigns) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 1874), Arlington, VA

DOHERTY, Thomas M. (Spanish-American War) Evergreen Cemetery (Soldiers Lot, Section 25, Grave 64), Southgate, Kentucky

DOLBY, David Charles (Vietnam War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 59, Grave 498 ), Arlington, VA

DOLLOFF, Charles W. (Civil War) Forest Cemetery (Block 7, Lot 93, Space 5 & 6), Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Buried as Charles W Dollefe

DONAHUE, John L. (Indian Campaigns) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 13, Grave 14045), Arlington, VA

DONALDSON, John P. (Civil War) Mars Hill Cemetery (next to church), Floris, Iowa

DONALDSON, Michael Aloyisius (World War I) St. Peter’s Cemetery (Section 3, Plot 35, Grave 46), Haverstraw, New York

DONAVAN, Cornelius (Indian Campaigns) Soldiers Home National Cemetery (Section K, Site 6721) Washington, DC
Buried as Cornelius Donovan

DONELLY, John S. (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

DONLON, Roger Hugh Charles (Vietnam) Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery (Section T, Grave 653), Leavenworth, Kansas
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Donlon gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Donlon also gave an interview to the American Legion. Click here to watch it: American Legion
Mr. Donlon gave two interviews to the Veterans History Project. Click here to watch the first one: Veterans History Project
Click here to watch the second one: Veterans History Project

DONNELLY, John C. (Civil War) Calvary Cemetery (Second Calvary, Section 12, Range 21, Plot K, Grave 3), Woodside, New York Grave is not marked, only one headstone per grave as per cemetery rules so he is not eligible for one.

DONOGHUE, Timothy (Civil War) Holy Cross Cemetery (Section St. Michael, Range 32, Plot 28), Brooklyn, New York
Buried as Timothy Donahue

DONOVAN, William Joseph “Wild Bill” (World War I) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 2, Grave 4874), Arlington, VA

DOODY, Patrick H. (Civil War) Calvary Cemetery (Third Calvary, Section 30, Range 5, Plot E, Grave 1), Woodside, New York

DOOLEN, William (Civil War) Olivet Cemetery (Block 1, Row 6, Lot 15), Cheyenne, Wyoming
Buried as William Dolan

DOOLITTLE, James Harold (World War II) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 7A, Grave 110), Arlington, VA

DORAN, John James (Spanish-American War) St. Patrick’s Cemetery (Section 6, Lot 251, Grave 3), Fall River, Massachusetts

DORE, George H. (Civil War) Hornell Rural Cemetery (Lot 550), Hornell, New York The citation for George H. Dore is in error. The OR and the 1897 citation book both show he captured a flag. His current citation says he saved his own colors. The Museum of the Confederacy has the flag.

DORLEY, August (Civil War) Natchez City Cemetery (Catholic Hill, Lot 355), Natchez, Mississippi
Buried as August Doerle

DORMAN, John Henry (Civil War) Spring Grove Cemetery (Section 106, Lot 57), Cincinnati, Ohio

DORSEY, Daniel Allen (Civil War) Leavenworth National Cemetery (Section 11, Row 19, Grave 8), Leavenworth, Kansas

DORSEY, Decatur (Civil War) Flower Hill Cemetery (Block F, Row 9, Grave 8), North Bergen, New Jersey

DOSS, Desmond Thomas (World War II) Chattanooga National (Section P, Site 6399A), Chattanooga, Tennessee
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Doss gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

Mr. Doss also gave several interviews which are on the Veterans History Project site. Click here to watch one of them: Veterans History Project
Mr. Doss was the special guest on an episode of “This Is Your Life” Click here to watch: This Is Your Life

DOUGALL, Allan Houston (Civil War) I.O.O.F. Cemetery (Section A, Lot 37), New Haven, Indiana

DOUGHERTY, James (Korea 1871) Cypress Hills National Cemetery (Section 6, Lot 12374), Brooklyn, New York
A critical error was brought to our attention by the USMC. The citation and recorded ship for John Dougherty is wrong. The error dates back to the 1949 Navy MoH book. The citation should read, “On board the U.S.S. Benecia, attack on and the capture of the Korean forts June 11, 1871, for seeking out killing the commanding officer of the Korean forces.” The award order and Navy MoH log book provide further evidence to this.

DOUGHERTY, Michael (Civil War) St. Mark’s Cemetery (Behind Rectory), Bristol, Pennsylvania

DOUGHERTY, Patrick (Civil War) Lost to History

DOUGHERTY, William (Indian Campaigns) Lost to History

DOW, George P. (Civil War) Atkinson Cemetery, Atkinson, New Hampshire

DOW, Henry (Civil War) Lost to History

DOWLING, James (Indian Campaigns) Soldiers Home National Cemetery (Section J, Lot 6352), Washington, DC

DOWNEY, William (Civil War) St. Mary’s Cemetery (Section 10, Lot 147), New Bedford, Massachusetts

DOWNS, Henry W. (Civil War) Dayton National Cemetery (Section Q, Row 7, Grave 24), Dayton, Ohio
Also has a Cenotaph at his widows grave in Vermont

DOWNS, Willis H. (Philippine Insurrection) Highland Home Cemetery (Division D, Section L, Block 19, Grave 8), Jamestown, North Dakota

DOZIER, James Belle (Indian Campaigns) Bottoms Cemetery (Section 2, Row 1, Grave 1) Jack County, Texas
Very small cemetery and very hard to get to.
Buried as James B. Dosher

DOZIER, James C. (World War I) Elmwood Cemetery (Magnolia Park Section, Lot 210, Grave 4), Columbia, South Carolina

DRAKE, James Madison (Civil War) Evergreen Cemetery (Section G, Lot 81), Hillside, New Jersey

DREXLER, Henry Clay (Interim Awards 1920-1940) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 4, Grave 3051), Arlington, VA

DROWLEY, Jesse Ray (World War II) Fairmont Memorial Park (Section 31, Lot 396, Grave 4), Spokane, Washington

DRURY, James (Civil War) St. Peter’s Cemetery (next to entrance), Lovilia, Iowa

DRUSTRUP, Niels (Mexican Campaign) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 4378-RH), Arlington, VA

DU MOULIN, Frank (Interim Awards 1865-1870) Lost to History IMO at Soldiers’ Grove at Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

DU PONT, Henry Algernon (Civil War) Du Pont Family Cemetery (Old Cemetery, C-1, Lot # 240-Restricted Access), Greenville, Delaware

DUFFEY, John (Civil War) Oak Grove Cemetery (Section I, Lot 21, Grave 7), New Bedford, Massachusetts
Buried as John Duffy

DUFFY, John Joseph (Vietnam War)
Mr. John Duffy’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

DUKE, Ray E. (Korean War) Chattanooga National Cemetery (Section Z, Site 373), Chattanooga, Tennessee

DUNAGAN, Kern Wayne (Vietnam War) San Francisco National Cemetery (Section WA, Grave 117, Lot I), San Francisco, California
An audio recording of Mr. Kern Dunagan’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]

DUNCAN, Adam (Civil War) Lost to History

DUNCAN, James K. L. (Civil War) Wood National Cemetery (Setion 19, Grave 41), Milwaukee, Wisconsin

DUNHAM, Jason L. (War on Terror-Iraq) Fairlawn Cemetery (Section 2, Lot 88, Space 4), Scio, New York

DUNHAM, Russell (World War II) Valhalla Memorial Park (Section 2, Lot 88, Space 4), Godfrey, Illinois
As part of the Portraits of Valor book, Mr. Dunham gave an interview about his MoH action. Click here to watch it:

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

DUNLAP, Robert Hugo (World War II) Warren County Memorial Park (Crown Hill Section, Lot 28, Grave 3), Monmouth, Illinois

DUNLAVY, James (Civil War) IOOF Cemetery, Maramec, Oklahoma

DUNN, Parker F. (World War I) St. Agnes Cemetery (Section 16, Lot 69), Albany, New York

DUNN, William (Civil War) West Bowdoin Cemetery, West Bowdoin, Maine

DUNNE, James (Civil War) Calvary Cemetery (Lot 2, Block 16, Section Y), Evanston, Illinois

DUNPHY, Richard D. (Civil War) St. Vincent’s Cemetery (Section I, Lot 1054), Vallejo, California

DURAN, Jesus S. (Vietnam War) Olivewood Memorial (North Lawn, Division 1, Grave 64, Space 3), Riverside, California May be moved to Riverside National.
Mr. Jesus Duran’s Medal of Honor presentation is online. Click here to watch it:

DURHAM, Jr., Harold Bascom (Vietnam War) Oakridge Cemetery (Old Section, Block 50, Lot 2), Tifton, Georgia

DURHAM, James R. (Civil War) Arlington National Cemetery (Section 3, Grave 1435), Arlington, VA

DURHAM, John S. (Civil War) Leavenworth National Cemetery (Section 33, Row 10, Grave 18), Leavenworth, Kansas

DURNEY, Austin Joseph (Spanish-American War) St. Joseph’s R.C. Cemetery, Cordova, Maryland

DUTKO, John W. (World War II) Beverly National Cemetery (Section DSS, Lot 1), Beverly, New Jersey

DYER, Jesse Farley (Mexican Campaign) Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery (Section P, Grave 1606), San Diego, California

DYESS, Aquilla James (World War II) Westover Memorial Park (Chapel Mausoleum, Crypt D, Row 5), Augusta, Georgia