List of Famous Free Thai Members
- Queen Ramphaiphanni, widow of King Prajadhipok and nominal head of the Seri Thai in the United Kingdom
- Khuang Abhaiwongse, head of the Thai Democrat Party, Prime Minister of Thailand 1944–45, 1946, 1948
- Police General Adul Aduldejajaras, one time Deputy Minister of the Interior
- Luang Bannakornkowit, Cabinet Member
- Tawee Boonyaket, Prime Minister of Thailand 1945
- Ananda Chintakanond, renowned career diplomat who later worked for ECAFE
- Luang Dithakarnpakdi, renowned career diplomat
- Direk Jayanama, one time Minister of Finance and Foreign Affairs
- Air Marshal Thawee Junlasap
- Kusa Panyarachun, Thai travel/tourism industry pioneer
- Seni Pramoj, Prime Minister of Thailand 1945–46, 1975, 1976
- Pridi Phanomyong, Prime Minister of Thailand 1946
- Siddhi Savetsila, later Air Chief Marshal of the Royal Thai Air Force and a Foreign Minister of Thailand
- Captain Luang Suphachalasai, one time Minister of the Interior
- Rear Admiral Sangvara Suwannacheep, one time Deputy Minister of Defence
- Lieutenant General Chit Munsilpa Sinadyodharaksa, Minister of Defence 1945
- Tiang Sirikhanth, Assemblyman
- Sanguan Tularaksa, Cabinet Member
- Dr. Puey Ungpakorn, London-educated economist who headed the Bank of Thailand and later served as rector of Thammasat University
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