Lists of Aggies lost in service to their country

Military service/remembrance lists maintained online by The Association

Please send additions, corrections or updates to AggieNetwork@AggieNetwork.com.

• tx.ag/AggiesAtArlington: Aggies honored at Arlington National Cemetery.
• tx.ag/AggiesOnVietnamWall: Aggies honored on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
• tx.ag/SpanishAmericanWarService: Aggies who served in the Spanish-American War.
• tx.ag/WWIGoldStarAggies: Aggies who died due to service in World War I.
• tx.ag/MIAAggiesWWII: Aggies still listed as missing in action from World War II.
• tx.ag/MIAAggiesKoreaColdWar: Aggies still listed as missing in action from the Korean War and the Cold War.
• tx.ag/VietnamMIAAggies: Aggies missing in action from the Vietnam War.
• tx.ag/NormandyAggies: Aggies honored at Normandy American Cemetery in France.
• tx.ag/LuxembourgAggies: Aggies honored at Luxembourg American Cemetery.
• tx.ag/ItalyCemeteryAggies: Aggies honored at both American military cemeteries in Italy.

Maintained by the Houston A&M Club

• houstonags.org/vets: Aggies interred at the Houston National Cemetery.

More resources

The Book of Aggie Lists by former Corps of Cadets commandant Col. James Woodall '50 contains many rosters of Aggies who served in wars, were decorated or died in the line of duty. It was published in 2020 by the Texas A&M University Press as part of the Centennial Series of The Association of Former Students.

For his 2024 Texas A&M University honors undergraduate thesis, Jackson Baker '25 worked wth a team of history research interns to create the first comprehensive list of Aggies still listed as missing in action from World War II to 2024. Baker’s thesis is the source for the World War II, Korea and Cold War MIA lists above and contributed to the Vietnam MIA list above. An interactive website presenting Baker's findings, with maps and more details about many of the Aggies named, is at tx.ag/TheDutyOurs. Plans are to continue adding material to the site. 

See also: veteran and war memorials on the Texas A&M University campus.