Notable Members
- Medal of Honor recipients
- 1stLt Frank S. Reasoner, Vietnam War, KIA, 12 July 1965.
- 2ndLt Terrence C. Graves, Vietnam War, KIA, 16 February 1968.
- PFC Robert H. Jenkins, Jr., Vietnam War, KIA, 5 March 1969.
- LCpl Richard A. Anderson, Vietnam War, KIA, 24 August 1969.
- Navy Cross recipients
- Alpha Company – Vietnam War, Cpl Bryant C. Collins, LCpl Manuel A. Estrada, PFC Steven D. Lopez, Cpl Roger D. See, & Sgt James N. Tycz (KIA)
- Bravo Company – Vietnam War, LCpl Robert C. Barnes, Cpl Charles W. Bryan (KIA), & Sgt Jose G. Lopez
- Charlie Company – Vietnam War, Cpl Steven M. Lowery, & LCpl Norman W. Vancor
- 3rd Force Company – Vietnam War, Cpl Harry J. Corsetti, Pvt James E. Honeycutt (KIA), & Cpl. Charles T. Sexton
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