List of Medal of Honor recipients who were also Eagle Scouts

Medal of Honor
All recipients
American Civil War
By surname A–F G–L M–P Q–S T–Z By battle Second Battle of Fort Fisher Third Battle of Winchester Battle of Cedar Creek Gettysburg Campaign Others 1st West Virginia Cavalry Regiment
Other wars and conflicts
Indian Wars Spanish–American War Philippine–American War Boxer Rebellion Veracruz World War I World War II Battle of Iwo Jima Pearl Harbor Korean War Vietnam War Post-Vietnam Peacetime
By ethnic group
African American Asian American Hispanic American Irish American Italian American Jewish American Native American Polish-American Puerto Rican
By other criteria
Eagle Scouts Foreign-born Living Military Academy alumni Naval Academy alumni Tiffany Cross

This is a list of Medal of Honor recipients who were also Eagle Scouts.

The Medal of Honor is the U.S. military's highest award for bravery. The Eagle Scout is the highest rank attainable in the Boy Scouts of America.

• Indicates recipients of the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award (DESA)
•  † Indicates the Medal of Honor was awarded posthumously

Image	Name	Eagle Scout	Military branch of service	Military rank	Medal of Honor conflict	Notes
	Aquilla J. Dyess	1925 c.	Marine Corps	Lieutenant Colonel	World War II	†
	Robert E. Femoyer	1937	Army Air Forces	Second Lieutenant	World War II	†
	Eugene B. Fluckey	1948	Navy	Commander (Later Rear Admiral)	World War II
	Walter J. Marm Jr.	c. 1958	Army	First Lieutenant (Later Colonel)	Vietnam War
	Thomas R. Norris	1959	Navy	Lieutenant	Vietnam War
	Arlo L. Olson	1934 c.	Army	Captain	World War II	†
	Mitchell Paige	1936	Marine Corps	Platoon sergeant (Later Colonel)	World War II
	Ben L. Salomon	1930 c.	Army	Captain	World War II	†
	Britt Slabinski	1984	Navy	Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator	Afghanistan
	Leo K. Thorsness	1948 c.	Air Force	Major (Later Colonel)	Vietnam War
	Jay Zeamer, Jr.	1932	Army Air Forces	Captain (Later Lieutenant Colonel)	World War II

References

• "Eagle Scout Badge Memoriam". Retrieved August 29, 2011.