Medal of Honor Recipients
- Spanish–American War
- Private George Berg, Company C
- Private Oscar Brookin, Company C
- Corporal Ulysses G. Buzzard, Company C
- Private Thomas J. Graves, Company C
- First Lieutenant Benjamin F. Hardaway
- Corporal Norman W. Ressler, Company D
- Second Lieutenant Charles DuVal Roberts
- Corporal Warren J. Shepherd, Company D
- Private Bruno Wende, Company C
- World War II
- Private First Class Leonard C. Brostrom, Company F
- Private First Class John F. Thorson, Company G
- Korean War
- Private Charles H. Barker, Company K
- Captain Raymond Harvey, Company C
- Corporal Einar H. Ingman, Jr., Company E
- Private First Class Anthony T. Kahoʻohanohano, Company H
- Corporal William F. Lyell, Company F
- Private First Class Joseph C. Rodriguez, Company F
- First Lieutenant Richard Thomas Shea, Company A
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