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950:(1981) holder of school records for season and career rushing yards; 3d Team 1-A All American, Southern Conference Player of the Year and #2 rusher in the country in 1980, Southern Conference Male Athlete of the Year and South Carolina Amateur Athlete of the Year. Running back and kick returner for
1193:(2002) All-Southern Conference selection in basketball and football, played in East-West Shrine Game and Hula Bowl. Offensive tackle for numerous teams in the NFL, World League of American Football, United Football League and CFL. Member of The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame.
1041:(1987) kicker for Oakland, San Diego, New England, Minnesota, Atlanta, and Arizona 1987–98; co-holder of NFL record for most 50+ yard field goals in a game (3), third on Cardinals all-time scoring list with 484 points. Member of The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame
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January 13, 1982. Williams passed the lifeline lowered for him by a rescue helicopter to others, and died as a result. Posthumously awarded the Coast Guard Gold Lifesaving Medal by President Reagan, 14th Street Bridge over Potomac River named in his honor.
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116:
USMC (1916) early Marine aviator who held important command positions in USMC aviation during World War II, famous as Pappy
Boyington's boss in the South Pacific air war and featured in the 1970s TV show
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history with 831 victories; 13 regular season and tournament conference championships, 7 NCAA tournament appearances, 4-time
Southern Conference Coach of the Year, 36 players selected in MLB draft.
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USA (1942) combat veteran of World War II and
Vietnam earning 2 Silver Stars, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense. President of The Citadel 1980–89 and president emeritus 1989–2013
1910:
808:(1960) Led the nation in touchdown receptions by a tight end as a senior in 1959, 3d Team Associated Press All American. Tight end and punter with Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers and
816:
from its inception in 1960 until its merger with the NFL in 1970. Longtime color commentator for college and NFL games with NBC and ESPN, member of The
Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame
145:; assistant commandant for air and Assistant Chief of Naval Operations for Marine Aviation. Youngest Marine Corps general in World War II, first Marine aviator four-star general.
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USMC (1917) pioneer in Marine aviation who developed tactics of dive bombing and close air support, commanded several major flying units in World War II. Namesake of
704:(1958) Founder and CEO of Figg Engineering Group, one of the world's largest bridge building companies. Nationally prominent structural engineer and designer of the
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1720:(1940) Prominent Cardiologist and first surgeon to implant an artificial aortic valve. Longtime Chairman of the Department of Surgery and Vice President of the
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629:; first black Alumni to attain 2 star rank in any of the Armed Services and the first black General Officer Alumni on active duty in the United States Army.
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216:; father James R. (1900) served as chairman of the board of Visitors in the 1940s and son James A. graduated in 1961 (attended one year, USMA graduate)
48:
CSA (1846) first graduate of the college; served as professor and
Commandant of the Citadel Academy and Superintendent of the Arsenal Academy, founded
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1990; second on
Cardinals career all purpose yardage list (11,985), second in career rushing yards and career 100 yard rushing games. Assistant Coach
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Harlingen, Texas; served as first president and commandant. Chairman of The Citadel board of visitors and named chairman emeritus upon retirement.
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1545:(1960) Alaska Commissioner of Commerce and Economic Development 1975-77, U.S. Ambassador to Brazil 1981–83, Assistant Secretary of State 1983–85
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National Coach of the Year, 2007. 5 appearances in College World Series, member of The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame.
744:; manager for country music stars including Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, Waylon Jennings, Chet Atkins and Hank Williams, Jr. Member of the
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1960–70. Played on 3 consecutive AFL championship teams and in 6 of 10 championship games; one of only 20 players who were members of the
1297:(2017) 2 time FCS All American and 3 time All Southern Conference defensive back, second on career interception list with 13. Cornerback
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1655:(1999) First female cadet graduate; South Carolina State Representative 2018–2021, U.S. Congresswoman from South Carolina 2021–present
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and only Marine to have commanded both the Pacific and Atlantic Fleet Marine Forces. Instrumental in founding the
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for heroic actions in Afghanistan while assigned to the 75th Ranger Regiment in 2018 (attended 2 years)
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1599:(1980) U.S. Congressman from Indiana 1992–2010. Buyer Auditorium in Mark Clark Hall is named for him.
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1862:(1991) 3 time All American football player and Grammy winning opera singer who has performed at
1701:, SCM (1886) Superintendent/President 1908-31; wrote the first detailed school history entitled
94:. Jenkins Hall, which houses the Military Sciences and Commandant's Office is named in his honor
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2015-18. 6 appearances in the College World Series as a player, assistant coach and head coach.
231:, combat ace with 8.5 aerial victories. Shot down and killed near Pingsang, China in June, 1944
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1047:(1989) Head basketball coach at The Citadel 2006-10, 2022-present; former head coach at
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497:/U.S. Army Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management; Commanding General
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1606:(1981) Jordanian Ambassador to Bahrain 2005–10, Interior Minister of Jordan 2013–15
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202:(where he was killed). Inspiration for the character of Captain John Miller in
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2021-. Selected to the 2018 All Pro team as well as the 2018, 2019 and 2020
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USMC (1989) F/A-18 pilot and NASA Asstronaut. Mission Specialist on STS-129
484:
1501:(1943) U.S. Congressman from Georgia 1957–60, Georgia State Senator 1960–62
734:; CEO of Global Options Group; chairman, Collegiate Sports Management Group
461:, U.S. Army Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Commanding general,
63:
CSA (1847) commanded Confederate forces in Charleston during the attack on
351:
USA (1938) Deputy Commander of the Capital Military Assistance Command in
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Champions. Had Citadel jersey retired and member of Athletic Hall of Fame
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740:(1961) Owner of Top Billing, one of the leading talent booking firms in
242:, also flew combat missions in China later in World War II and in Korea
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and 1 in Bosnia; leading MIG killer of all U.S. aviators since Vietnam
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and on 2 1-AA playoff teams, member of Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame.
1060:(1991) Current Head Baseball Coach, The Citadel; head baseball coach
770:
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Major Whit Collins USAF (2006) Opposing Solo and Slot Pilot with the
249:
USA (1942) appointed by President Johnson as military advisor to the
1911:"Citadel selects new president: An alumnus and Marine Corps general"
1733:(1944) novelist, playwright and Oscar nominee; screenplays included
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and The Citadel 2008-17, member of The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame
1140:, 1997. Member of South Carolina and Citadel Athletic Halls of Fame.
79:, where The Citadel plays its home football games, is named for him.
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as one of the 100 Most Powerful People in Sports; recipient of IOC
698:, at one time the largest newspaper publishing company in the U.S.
1470:(1942) S.C. State Representative 1949–55, Lt. Governor 1955–59,
1464:
1969-74, Presidential Transition Team for Ronald Reagan, 1980–81
1064:
2000–2017. Starter on baseball and football teams who played in
2027:
905:
75th Anniversary Team. 1st round draft pick by Falcons in 1970.
779:(1979) President and CEO, National Veterans Memorial and Museum
1533:(1951) S.C. State Representative 1958–74, Lt. Governor 1975–79
1756:(1957) – saved five other passengers following the crash of
974:
1999–2007 and assistant head coach and running backs coach
2370:
Lists of people by university or college in South Carolina
1480:(1942) S.C. State Senator 1954–66, Lt. Governor 1966–70,
56:
in 1862 on the eve of his promotion to brigadier general.
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USN (1975) National Security Advisor to Vice President
1557:
Jr. (1964) S.C. State Representative 1968–74, Mayor of
1414:(1886) U.S. Ambassador to Cuba 1913–19 and Peru 1920–22
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1955-60, U.S. Congressman from North Carolina 1982–94
1420:(1918) United States Senator from South Carolina 1954
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1979–81; Delegate at Large for Arms Control 1981–84.
463:
United States Army Intelligence and Security Command
430:
United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command
355:. One of the highest-ranking officers to die in the
238:
USAF (1940) Bombardier/navigator on crew #10 of the
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Environmental Science Services Administration Corps
1402:(1865) U.S. Congressman from South Carolina 1891–93
1680:in the Civil War, Bishop of South Carolina in the
885:All-American linebacker and 1st Team selection by
569:USAF (1981) F-15 pilot with 2 aerial victories in
1539:(1960) U.S. Ambassador to The Netherlands 2008–09
1460:(1938) S.C. State Senator 1966-68, United States
1386:(1856) S.C. Superintendent of Education 1876–82,
1484:1971–75, U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia 1977–81
675:(1918), R. Hugh Daniel (1929) – co-founders of
473:Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan
283:, Assistant commandant for plans and operations
1847:series and many other works under various names
1793:(1967) best-selling author whose works include
1426:(1929) Lt. Governor of Georgia, 1949-1955, and
851:2007–09 and current member board of directors,
434:United States Army Air Defense Artillery School
212:USA (1935) Commander of US forces in Vietnam,
2039:
790:List of The Citadel Bulldogs in the NFL draft
617:United States Army Special Operations Command
8:
279:USMC (1943) Military aide to Vice President
27:This page is intended to serve as a list of
1627:(1984) North Carolina State Senator 2011–14
1396:(1861) U.S. Ambassador to Sweden 1894–1898.
911:(1975) Head football coach of The Citadel,
535:United States Marine Forces Central Command
52:in North Carolina. Killed in action at the
2056:Citadel Military College of South Carolina
2046:
2032:
2024:
1649:(1997) Kentucky State Senator 2012–present
1132:2001–03. First member of Packers named to
261:. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense,
1474:1959–63, United States Senator 1966–2005
1086:1999–2001; CFL All-Star and member of 2
545:Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps
214:Chief of Staff of the United States Army
1887:
1525:North Carolina House of Representatives
1439:United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
1376:(1847) S.C. State Comptroller 1876–80,
625:USA (1991) current Commanding General,
164:during combat in Korea. Also commanded
1837:James O. Rigney Jr. (1974) author (as
627:United States Army Sustainment Command
294:in 1980; former commanding general of
1712:University of Pennsylvania Law School
368:US Army Training and Doctrine Command
7:
1991:. The Citadel Bulldogs. June 8, 2013
1722:University of Virginia Health System
1672:; commanded cadets who fired on the
996:South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame
658:USA (2008) posthumously awarded the
649:United States Air Force Thunderbirds
640:in November, 2009; Commander of the
109:, Law Barracks is named in his honor
1635:Georgia Public Service Commissioner
1551:(1960) S.C. State Senator 1988–2016
1493:Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1106:(1992) Current head baseball coach
755:William B. Sansom (1964) Chairman,
547:, current president of The Citadel.
1612:(1982) current Associate Justice,
827:NCAA 1986–90; executive director,
503:United States Army Infantry Center
457:USA (1974) Chief of staff for the
442:USAF (1973) Superintendent of the
25:
1668:(1849) 4th Superintendent of the
1184:2011; current Manager of Class A
849:International Baseball Federation
477:NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan
459:Director of National Intelligence
191:(attended 2 years, USNA graduate)
132:Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
2104:
1567:(1964) Texas State Senator 2015–
1305:2018, Washington Redskins 2019,
677:Daniel International Corporation
304:USA (1951) Commanding general,
2339:South Carolina Military Academy
1670:South Carolina Military Academy
1576:Department of Homeland Security
1380:1880–82. CSA Brigadier General
1062:East Tennessee State University
1026:University of Louisiana, Monroe
917:Southern Mississippi University
829:United States Olympic Committee
718:, a conglomerate that owns the
607:United States Army Armor School
597:USA (1985) Commanding General,
582:South Carolina Adjutant General
511:USMC (1979) Commanding general
495:Installation Management Command
493:USA (1979) Commanding general,
485:Joint Readiness Training Center
471:USA (1978) Commanding general,
444:United States Air Force Academy
381:USMC (1966) Commanding general
366:USA (1963) Commanding general,
2276:South Carolina Corps of Cadets
2086:Humanities and Social Sciences
1942:"Major General Glenn K. Rieth"
1909:Paul Bowers (April 12, 2018).
1437:(1929), sixth Director of the
685:(1925) Chairman of the Board,
615:USA (1989) Commanding General
513:III Marine Expeditionary Force
428:USA (1969) Commanding general
410:USA (1967) Commanding general
296:ROK-US Combined Forces Command
107:South Florida Military College
1:
2293:The Regimental Band and Pipes
1450:(1937) Lt. Governor 1947–55,
982:2010–12, Running Backs Coach
970:1996–98, running backs coach
527:United States Central Command
312:; deputy commanding general,
253:in 1968; commanding general,
50:Hillsborough Military Academy
1786:University of South Carolina
1726:American College of Surgeons
1614:South Carolina Supreme Court
1509:South Carolina Supreme Court
1108:Mississippi State University
1096:(1992) Head baseball coach,
499:NATO Training Mission - Iraq
227:, squadron commander in the
223:USAAF (1938) Pilot with the
1962:Bowden, Mark (March 2009).
1491:, US Army (1942) Director,
855:; commercial commissioner,
694:(1942) CEO and Chairman of
642:International Space Station
531:Director of the Joint Staff
395:USAF (1967) Vice Commander
263:Director of the Joint Staff
181:Director of the Joint Staff
143:Fleet Marine Force, Pacific
2386:
2219:Inouye Marksmanship Center
2126:Lowcountry Graduate Center
1921:Charleston, South Carolina
1559:Charleston, South Carolina
1482:Governor of South Carolina
1472:Governor of South Carolina
1452:Governor of South Carolina
1388:Governor of South Carolina
1378:Governor of South Carolina
1024:(1987) Athletic director,
787:
757:Tennessee Valley Authority
748:, former president of the
746:Country Music Hall of Fame
644:September - December, 2017
385:, Marine Forces Korea and
90:, killed in action at the
73:Governor of South Carolina
2344:Washington Light Infantry
2102:
1682:Reformed Episcopal Church
1448:George Bell Timmerman Jr.
1049:Francis Marion University
1014:(1983) infielder for the
863:. Named several times by
750:Country Music Association
259:United States Army Berlin
103:Army of Northern Virginia
2209:Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park
1782:Georgia State University
1724:, past President of the
1703:The Story of The Citadel
1690:(1857) 1st President of
1441:, first director of the
1162:2006. Pitching Coach at
1098:University of Louisville
948:Lyvonia "Stump" Mitchell
814:American Football League
599:First United States Army
533:and Commanding General,
525:USMC (1979) Commander,
523:Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr.
370:; Commanding General of
333:. Commanding General of
290:USA (1946) Commander of
92:Battle of the Wilderness
2245:Padgett-Thomas Barracks
2091:Science and Mathematics
1944:. National Guard Bureau
1808:The Lords of Discipline
1543:Langhorne "Tony" Motley
1253:as a Return Specialist.
978:2008–09; head coach of
968:Morgan State University
825:Southeastern Conference
769:(1967) Vice president,
738:Tandy Clinton Rice, Jr.
339:US Army Infantry Center
187:, 2-time winner of the
170:Marine Military Academy
2199:Johnson Hagood Stadium
1841:) of the best-selling
1754:Arland D. Williams Jr.
1708:William Ephraim Mikell
1666:Peter Fayssoux Stevens
1531:W. Brantley Harvey Jr.
1004:(1982) wide receiver,
873:New York Athletic Club
847:1999–2007; president,
706:Sunshine Skyway Bridge
638:Space Shuttle Atlantis
601:; Commanding General,
571:Operation Desert Storm
567:Cesar "Rico" Rodriguez
446:2003–05, President of
420:82nd Airborne Division
310:24th Infantry Division
77:Johnson Hagood Stadium
67:depicted in the movie
18:List of Citadel alumni
2204:McAlister Field House
2096:Leadership and Ethics
1758:Air Florida Flight 90
1718:William H. Muller Jr.
1515:Burnet R. Maybank Jr.
1347:(2019) Wide Receiver
1034:Utah State University
919:; assistant coach at
853:Baseball Hall of Fame
823:(1960) Commissioner,
761:H. T. Hackney Company
603:7th Infantry Division
509:Lawrence D. Nicholson
383:Marine Forces Pacific
372:1st Infantry Division
335:7th Infantry Division
320:Claudius E. Watts III
183:and president of the
2298:The Summerall Guards
2149:The Citadel Bulldogs
2011:"Senate District 23"
1780:(1958) President of
1710:(1890), Dean of the
1458:Marion Hartzog Smoak
1361:Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1353:New England Patriots
1321:Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1307:Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1299:Jacksonville Jaguars
1247:Los Angeles Chargers
1146:(1996) Pitcher with
1066:College World Series
831:1990–94; president,
714:, PhD (1960) CEO of
613:Francis M. Beaudette
481:1st Cavalry Division
416:Combined Arms Center
397:Air Mobility Command
374:and U.S. Army, South
314:XVIII Airborne Corps
292:Operation Eagle Claw
255:3d Infantry Division
221:George Bray McMillan
210:William Westmoreland
2250:HMS Seraph Monument
1896:"Howie, Thomas Dry"
1814:The Prince of Tides
1537:James B. Culbertson
1489:George M. Seignious
1428:Governor of Georgia
1412:William E. Gonzales
1331:JP Sears (baseball)
1277:Asher Wojciechowski
1261:Pittsburgh Steelers
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