List of Tuskegee Airmen Cadet Pilot Graduation Classes

Last updated June 15, 2025

This is a chronological list of Tuskegee Airmen Cadet Pilot Graduation Classes from 1942 to 1946.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-C – March 7, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-D – April 29, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-E – May 20, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-F – July 3, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-G – August 5, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-H – September 6, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-I – October 9, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-J – November 10, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-K – December 13, 1942
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-A – January 13, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-B – February 16, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-C – March 25, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-D – April 29, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-E – May 28, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-F – June 30, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-G – July 28, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-H – August 30, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – CL-43-1 – Liaison Pilot – September 30, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-I – October 1, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Liaison Pilot Section – CL-43-2 – October 22, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-J – November 3, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-K – December 3, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-43-K – December 3, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – CL-43-3 – Liaison Pilot Section – December 7, 1943
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-A – January 7, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class -Twin Engine Section TE-44-A – January 7, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-K – February 1, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-K -February 1, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-C – February 8, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-C -February 8, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-C – March 12, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-C – March 12, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-D – April 15, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-D – April 15, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-E – May 23, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-F – June 27, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class -Twin Engine Section -TE-44-F – June 27, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-G – August 4, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-G – August 4, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-H – September 8, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-H – September 8, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-I-1 – October 16, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-I-1 – October 16, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-I – November 20, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-I – November 20, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-J – December 28, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-J – December 28, 1944
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-A – March 11, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-A – March 11, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-B – April 15, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-B – April 15, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-C – May 23, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-C – May 23, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – June 4, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-D – June 27, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-E – August 4, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-E – August 4, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-F – September 8, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-F – September 8, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-G – October 16, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-G – October 16, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-H – November 20, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-H – November 20, 1945
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-I – January 29, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-I – January 29, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-46-A – March 23, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-46-A – March 23, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – April 29, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-46-B – May 14, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-46-B – May 14, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-46-C – June 28, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-46-C – June 28, 1946
Graduating Cadet Class 46-C – Twin Engine Section – October 1946
Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-48-[unknown] – October 12, 1948
Service Pilot Cadet Training – date not documented
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References

The Tuskegee Airmen /tʌsˈkiːɡiː/ ^[1] were a group of primarily African American military pilots (fighter and bomber) and airmen who fought in World War II. They formed the 99th Fighter Squadron, the 332nd Expeditionary Operations Group and the 477th Bombardment Group of the United States Army Air Forces. The name also applies to the navigators, bombardiers, mechanics, instructors, crew chiefs, nurses, cooks and other support personnel.

This list compiles all documented cadet pilot graduates who trained at the Tuskegee Army Air Field, Moton Field, and other locations prior to the U.S. Air Force's deactivation of all-African American Air units.^[2]^[3]^[4] There are 1007 documented Tuskegee Airmen Pilots.^[5]

This list includes training in the Tuskegee Aviation Cadet School's three cadet programs:

Single-Engine Cadet Pilot Class (i.e. trained to fly Bell P-39 Airacobra, Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, North American P-51 Mustang or similar single engine combat fighter aircraft);^[6]
Twin-Engine Cadet Pilot Class (i.e. trained to fly the North American B-25 Mitchell,^[7] or
Liaison Pilot Cadet Class (i.e. training to serve as liaison and service pilots).^[8]

This list excludes:

Individuals in non-pilot, support operations.
Anyone who may have attended the Tuskegee Airmen cadet pilot program but failed to graduate. Such individuals were often pejoratively deemed as "washed out". Some "washed out" cadets were transferred to the 477th Bombardment Group, Tuskegee's "bomber boys".^[9] The 477th comprised four squadrons of B-25 Mitchell bombers, stationed at Hondo Army Air Field in Texas.^[9] This group did not see combat in World War II. On October 25, 1943, the inaugural group of "washed out" Tuskegee Airmen arrived at Hondo.^[9]

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-C – March 7, 1942

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-D – April 29, 1942

2nd Lt Sidney P. Brooks
2nd Lt Charles W. Dryden
2nd Lt Clarence C. Jamison

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-E – May 20, 1942

2nd Lt James B. Knighten
2nd Lt George L. Knox II, listed as George L. Knox
2nd Lt Lee Rayford
2nd Lt Sherman W. White Jr. †

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-F – July 3, 1942

2nd Lt. Willie Ashley
2nd Lt. George R. Bolling
2nd Lt. William A. Campbell, listed as William A. Campbell
2nd Lt. Herbert Carter, listed as Herbert E. Carter
2nd Lt. Herbert V. Clark ( WIA )
2nd Lt. Charles B. Hall
2nd Lt. Allen G. Lane
2nd Lt. Erwin B. Lawrence Jr.
2nd Lt. Faythe A. McGinnis
2nd Lt. Paul G. Mitchell
2nd Lt. Louis Purnell, listed as Louis R. Purnell
2nd Lt. Graham Smith, listed as Graham Smith
2nd Lt. Spann Watson
2nd Lt. James T. Wiley

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-G – August 5, 1942

2nd Lt Richard C. Davis †, killed in action on January 30, 1943.^[10]
2nd Lt Willie H. Fuller, listed as Willie Fuller. Not to be confused with Flight Officer William A. Fuller Jr. of Single Engine Section Cadet Class SE-45-E, August 4, 1945)
2nd Lt Cassius C.A. Harris
2nd Lt Earl E. King ("Wamba" King) †, killed in action on March 12, 1943. The Tuskegee Airmen's third ever casualty^[10]^[11]
2nd Lt Walter I. Lawson
2nd Lt John McClure, listed as John M. McClure. Actual name is John William McClure
2nd Lt Leon C. Roberts
2nd Lt John W. Rogers Sr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-H – September 6, 1942

2nd Lt Samuel M. Bruce †, killed in action January 27, 1944^[12]
2nd Lt Richard C. Caesar
2nd Lt Robert W. Deiz
2nd Lt Joseph Elsberry, listed as Joseph D. Elsberry
2nd Lt Wilmore B. Leonard, known professionally as 'W.B. Leonard'
2nd Lt James L. McCullin, killed on July 2, 1943.^[13]
2nd Lt John H. Morgan
2nd Lt Henry B. Perry
2nd Lt Edward L. Toppins

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-I – October 9, 1942

2nd Lt Nathaniel M. Hill, killed 1943 in a plane crash in thick fog with weather officer and 2nd Lt. Luther L. Blakeney^[14]
2nd Lt Herman A. Lawson
2nd Lt William T. Mattison, killed January 28, 1951 piloting U.S. Air Force C-45F "Expeditor" #44-87287 in a weather-related crash near Oak Harbor, Ohio.^[15]
2nd Lt Price D. Rice
2nd Lt Andrew D. Turner

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-J – November 10, 1942

2nd Lt Howard Baugh
2nd Lt Terry J. Charlton Jr., listed as Terry J. Charlton
2nd Lt Jerome Edwards, listed as Jerome T. Edwards
2nd Lt Melvin T. Jackson

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-42-K – December 13, 1942

2nd Lt Edward C. Gleed
2nd Lt Milton T. Hall, killed September 18, 1947 when his AT-6 plane collided with another plane during practice exercise.^[16]
2nd Lt Wendell O. Pruitt
2nd Lt Richard C. Pulliam
2nd Lt Robert B. Tresville Jr. ( MIA )
2nd Lt Peter C. Verwayne, killed June 3, 1958 in East Farmingdale, New York in aircraft accident^[17]
2nd Lt William H. Walker, killed in mid-air collision with 2nd Lt. LeRoi S, Williams on October 14, 1943, near Selfridge Field, Michigan^[18] (This is not accurate, Lt. William H. Walker was not killed in air see foot note number 64) HR0232 90th General Assembly
2nd Lt Romeo M. Williams

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-A – January 13, 1943

2nd Lt Andrew Maples Jr. ( MIA ), missing in action June 26, 1944 over the Adriatic Sea while serving in combat with the 301st Fighter Squadron.^[19]
2nd Lt George T. McCrumby ( MIA ), declared dead February 29, 1944 after air crash in the Mediterranean ^[20]
2nd Lt Armour G. McDaniel ( WIA ) ( POW )
2nd Lt Clinton B. Mills
2nd Lt Charles R. Stanton
2nd Lt Quitman C. Walker, declared dead on November 19, 1944. Incident location: Hungary.^[21]

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-B – February 16, 1943

2nd Lt Walter M. Downs
2nd Lt Claude B. Govan
2nd Lt William E. Griffin
2nd Lt James R. Polkinghorne ( MIA ), declared missing in action on May 5, 1944; plane and body never found^[22]
2nd Lt John H. Prowell ( MIA ), declared dead after missing in action April 25, 1944 from convoy patrol 30 miles SSW La Cosa^[23]
2nd Lt Roy M. Spencer

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-C – March 25, 1943

2nd Lt. Clarence W. Allen
2nd Lt. Leroy Bowman
2nd Lt. Woodrow Crockett, listed as Woodrow W. Crockett
2nd Lt. Alfonza W. Davis ( MIA ) ( WIA )
2nd Lt. Lawrence Dickson, listed as Lawrence E. Dickson
2nd Lt. Alwayne M. Dunlap †, killed on February 21, 1944, when his aircraft overshot a landing strip on a beachhead in Anzio, Italy, crashing.^[24]
2nd Lt. Elmer A. Gordon
2nd Lt. William M. Gordon
2nd Lt. Clarence F. Jamerson
2nd Lt. Walter L. McCreary ( POW )
2nd Lt. Pearlee E. Sanders
2nd Lt. Wilmeth Sidat-Singh
2nd Lt. Lloyd G. Singletary

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-D – April 29, 1943

2nd Lt. Paul Adams
2nd Lt. Charles P. Bailey
2nd Lt. James E. Brothers
2nd Lt. James Y. Carter
2nd Lt. Arnold W. Cisco, killed on May 19, 1946, when his transport plane hit power lines during a storm, crashing near Tuskegee, Alabama ^[25]
2nd Lt. Wilson V. Eagleson
2nd Lt. William J. Faulkner ( MIA ), presumed dead after crashing over Austria on November 6, 1944^[26]
2nd Lt. Walter T. Foreman
2nd Lt. Vernon V. Haywood
2nd Lt. Heber C. Houston
2nd Lt. Freddie E. Hutchins
2nd Lt. Leonard M. Jackson
2nd Lt. Sidney J. Mosley
2nd Lt. Curtis C. Robinson
2nd Lt. Harold E. Sawyer
2nd Lt. Lewis C. Smith
2nd Lt. Ulysses S. Taylor
2nd Lt. Luke J. Weathers
2nd Lt. Charles L. Williams

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-E – May 28, 1943

2nd Lt John F. Briggs
2nd Lt Milton R Brooks
2nd Lt Charles M. Bussey
2nd Lt Spurgeon N. Ellington
2nd Lt Maurice V. Esters, declared dead after forced to bail from his plane over the Adriatic Sea when his engine failed on June 26, 1944^[27]
2nd Lt Clemenceau M. Giving, drowned in Naples Harbor in Italy on March 18, 1944, after bailing from mechanically failing aircraft; became tangled in his parachute causing him to drown; body recovered by an Italian fisherman^[28]
2nd Lt Joseph P. Gomer
2nd Lt George E Gray †, killed April 5, 1951 in Pyongyang, North Korea during a combat aerial firing pass at extremely close range; aircraft struck the ground, exploded and disintegrated.^[29]
2nd Lt John L. Hamilton
2nd Lt Langdon E. Johnson †, killed on August 12, 1944, when his aircraft was hit by flak after strafing enemy radar stations at Marseilles, France; crashed into sea^[30]
2nd Lt Felix J. Kirkpatrick
2nd Lt Albert H. Manning
2nd Lt Oliver O. Miller
2nd Lt Dempsey W. Morgan
2nd Lt Harry A. Sheppard
2nd Lt Luther H. Smith
2nd Lt John J. Suggs
2nd Lt James A. Walker

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-F – June 30, 1943

2nd Lt. Robert R. Alexander
2nd Lt. Alexander M. Bright
2nd Lt. Weldon K. Groves^[31]
2nd Lt. Charles McGee, listed as Charles E McGee
2nd Lt. Herbert S Harris
2nd Lt. Richard H. Harris
2nd Lt. Milton R. Henry
2nd Lt. Willie S. Hunter
2nd Lt. Wilbert H. Johnson
2nd Lt. Oscar A. Kenney †, killed in action, son of prominent physician, John A. Kenney Sr. ^[32]
2nd Lt. Lacy Hezekiah
2nd Lt. Joe A. Lewis

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-G – July 28, 1943

2nd Lt. Lee Archer
2nd Lt. Harry L. Bailey
2nd Lt. William Bartley
2nd Lt. Raymond Cassagnol, Haitian cadet
2nd Lt. Samuel L. Curtis
2nd Lt. John Daniels
2nd Lt. William B. Ellis
2nd Lt. William W. Green Jr.
2nd Lt. George B. Greenlee Jr
2nd Lt. Richard W. Hall (“Dopey” Hall).^[33] Not to be confused with DOTA Richard Hall, Chief Master Sergeant^[34]
2nd Lt. Jack D Holsclaw
2nd Lt. Daniel "Chappie" James Jr., listed as Daniel James Jr.
2nd Lt. John H. Leahr
2nd Lt. Claybourne A. Lockett
2nd Lt. James W. Mason
2nd Lt. Eddie McLaurin
2nd Lt. William R. Melton
2nd Lt. Robert H Nelson
2nd Lt. Maurice R. Page
2nd Lt. G. Rogers
2nd Lt. Edward M. Smith
2nd Lt. Lowell Steward, listed as Lowell C. Steward
2nd Lt. Edward W. Taylor
2nd Lt. Alva Temple
2nd Lt. Walter D. Westmoreland †, killed on October 13, 1944; plane shot down by enemy ground fire near Lake Balaton, Hungary ^[35]
2nd Lt. Robert H. Wiggins †, killed during escort mission to Vienna, Austria oil refinery on Oct. 7, 1944; plane hit by anti-aircraft fire; eventually crashed in the Adriatic Sea.^[36]
2nd Lt. LeRoi S. Williams, killed in mid-air collision with 2nd Lt William H. Walker on October 14, 1943, near Selfridge Field, Michigan; brother of Tuskegee Airmen cadet graduate Eugene Williams^[37]
2nd Lt. Beryl Wyatt, killed April 18, 1944 when his plane crashed after an attempted landing.^[38]

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-H – August 30, 1943

2nd Lt Alton F Ballard
2nd Lt Hubron R. Blackwell
2nd Lt Everett A. Bratcher
2nd Lt Harry J. Daniels, declared dead after non-hostile aerial crash in Italy on May 18, 1945.^[39]
2nd Lt Andrew H. Doswell
2nd Lt Charles A. Dunne
2nd Lt Smith W. Green
2nd Lt William E. Hill
2nd Lt Lawrence B. Jefferson
2nd Lt Samuel Jefferson, presumed dead after aircraft crashed near Corsica on June 24, 1944.^[40]
2nd Lt Hubert L. Jones
2nd Lt William B. McClenic Jr.
Alix Pasquet, Haitian Cadet
2nd Lt Starling B. Penn
2nd Lt Leon Purchase
2nd Lt Roger Romine
2nd Lt Norvel Stoudmire †, killed March 31, 1944, when his parachute got snagged after his plane caught fire during a harbor patrol mission in Italy.^[41]
2nd Lt Charles W. Tate
2nd Lt George A. Taylor
2nd Lt Floyd A. Thompson
2nd Lt Carroll S. Woods
2nd Lt Willard L. Woods

Graduating Cadet Class – CL-43-1 – Liaison Pilot – September 30, 1943

2nd Lt Darryl C. Bishop
2nd Lt Harry W. Dungill
2nd Lt Charles Dunn
1st Lt Chauncey Eskridge
2nd Lt Arnold D. Grant
2nd Lt Leander A. Hall Jr.
1st Lt James I. Minor, Jr.
2nd Lt Benjamin F. Moore
1st Lt William Y. Rose
Capt. William H. Shannon
2nd Lt Lloyd R. V. Taylor
2nd Lt Leonard E. Wilburn
2nd Lt Adlrick H. Wilson
2nd Lt James E. Woodson

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-I – October 1, 1943

2nd Lt William N. Alsbrook
2nd Lt Cecil L. Browder
2nd Lt Gene C. Browne
Flight Officer William Cross, Jr.
2nd Lt Purnell J. Goodenough
2nd Lt George Haley
2nd Lt Maceo A. Harris Jr. †, declared dead after air crash in Germany on November 20, 1944.^[42]
2nd Lt Carl E Johnson, Not to be confused with Tuskegee Airman Flight Officer Carl C. Johnson of Cadet Class 46-C – October 1946^[43]
2nd Lt Charles B. Johnson, declared dead after air crash in Mediterranean Sea on June 24, 1944.^[44]
2nd Lt Edgar L. Jones, declared dead after air crash in Italy on April 24, 1944.^[45]
2nd Lt Carroll N. Langston †, killed after crashing into sea in Italy on June 7, 1944.^[46]
2nd Lt Cornelius F. May
2nd Lt Woodrow F. Morgan
2nd Lt Neal V. Nelson, presumed dead when aircraft encountered flak in Italy on May 11, 1944.^[47]
2nd Lt Christopher W. Newman
2nd Lt Driskell B. Ponder
2nd Lt George M. Rhodes, Jr.
2nd Lt Washington D. Ross
2nd Lt Norman W. Scales
2nd Lt Henry B. Scott
2nd Lt Alphonso Simmons †, killed by anti-aircraft fire on March 3, 1945, in Austria after shooting two parked German planes.^[48]
2nd Lt Robert H. Smith
2nd Lt Edward W. Watkins

Graduating Cadet Class – Liaison Pilot Section – CL-43-2 – October 22, 1943

2nd Lt Henry Bennet,
2nd Lt George F. Bizzell
1st Lt Terry H. Brooks
2nd Lt Richard C. Chatman Jr.
2nd Lt William J. Cleveland
2nd Lt John O. Cunningham
1st Lt John B. Dudley
1st Lt Gaines C. Farley
2nd Lt John M. Franklin
2nd Lt Louis K. Hanks
1st Lt Fred E. Howard
2nd Lt William M. Jordan
2nd Lt Thurston Mason
2nd Lt John E. McCode
1st Lt. Leroy Stephens Jr.
2nd Lt Daniel C. Thomas
2nd Lt Paul Weathersby
1st Lt Robert L. Wrenn

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-J – November 3, 1943

Brown, 2nd Lt James B
2nd Lt Roger B. Brown, killed June 14, 1944; P-47 crashed during a training mission^[49]
2nd Lt Herman A. Campbell
2nd Lt Clarence Dart ( WIA ), listed as Clarence W. Dart
Carroll, 2nd Lt Alfred Q., Jr.
2nd Lt Charles W. Dickerson
2nd Lt Henry F. Fletcher
2nd Lt Perry E. Hudson Jr.
2nd Lt Oscar D. Hutton
2nd Lt Haldane King
2nd Lt Edward Laird
Leftwich, 2nd Lt Ivey L.
2nd Lt Vincent J. Mason
2nd Lt Theodore H Mills
2nd Lt Turner W. Payne
2nd Lt Gwynne W. Peirson
2nd Lt Harvey N. Pinkney
Flight Officer Nathaniel P. Rayburg
2nd Lt Emory L. Robbins Jr.
Sherard, 2nd Lt Earl S., Jr.
2nd Lt Paul J. Simmons Jr.
2nd Lt Eugene Smith, listed as Eugene D. Smith
2nd Lt Jerome D. Spurlin
2nd Lt Nathaniel C. Stewart
2nd Lt Edward H. Thomas
2nd Lt William M. Thomas
2nd Lt William D. Tompkins
2nd Lt Hugh St. Clair Warner
2nd Lt Leslie A Williams

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-43-K – December 3, 1943

2nd Lt Edgar L. Bolden
2nd Lt Clarence H. Bradford
2nd Lt Robert H. Daniels, Jr.
2nd Lt Othell Dickson
2nd Lt Robert Friend, listed as Robert J. Friend
2nd Lt Fredrick D. Funderburg
2nd Lt Howard C. Gamble
2nd Lt Stanley L Harris
2nd Lt Lloyd S. Hatchcock
Flight Officer William Lee Hill, listed as William L. Hill, shot down twice and credited with one aerial victory
2nd Lt Lloyd S. Hatchcock
2nd Lt Wellington G. Irving
2nd Lt Clarence D. Lester
2nd Lt William R. Lewis
2nd Lt Henry Pollard
2nd Lt Reid E. Thompson
Flight Officer Edward J. Williams

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-43-K – December 3, 1943

2nd Lt Samuel A. Black Jr.
2nd Lt Harold E. Brazil
2nd Lt William L. Byrd Jr.
2nd Lt Eugene Calvin Cheatham Jr., listed as "Eugene C. Cheatham Jr."
2nd Lt Stewart B. Fullbright Jr.
2nd Lt John L. Harrison Jr
2nd Lt Henry P. Hervey Jr.
2nd Lt Richard B. Highbaugh
2nd Lt Harold A. Hillard
1st Lt. Elmore V. Kennedy
2nd Lt Samuel L. Lynn
1st Lt. Fitzroy Newsum
Flight Officer Amos A. Rogers
2nd Lt Wendell D. Wells
2nd Lt Joseph D. Whiten

Graduating Cadet Class – CL-43-3 – Liaison Pilot Section – December 7, 1943

1st Lt Lee Arthur Baker
2nd Lt. John D. Battle
2nd Lt. Edward W. Brice
2nd Lt. Johnny Y. Brooks
1st Lt Scott K. Cleage
2nd Lt. George D. Conquest
2nd Lt. Charles B. Elam
2nd Lt. Ernest W. Goldsborough
2nd Lt. Maxwell Honemond
2nd Lt. Sterling K. Jackson
2nd Lt. William H. Johnson
2nd Lt. Wendell W. Long
2nd Lt. Henry A. Norman
2nd Lt. Horace W. Oates
2nd Lt. Elwood A Smith
2nd Lt. Sherman W. Smith
2nd Lt. Lemuel L. Tucker
2nd Lt. George Woods

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-A – January 7, 1944

Flight Officer Clarence N. Driver ( MIA ), Missing in Action in Laos on 7 March 1973.^[50]
2nd Lt Charles H. Duke^[51]
2nd Lt Charles S. Jackson, Jr.
2nd Lt Alexander Jefferson
2nd Lt Robert Martin, listed as Robert L. Martin
2nd Lt Frederick D. McIver, Jr.
2nd Lt Robert O'Neil^[52]
2nd Lt Sanford M. Perkins
2nd Lt Frank E. Roberts
2nd Lt Arthur J. Wilburn^[53]

Graduating Cadet Class -Twin Engine Section TE-44-A – January 7, 1944

2nd Lt Elliot H. Blue
2nd Lt Rolin A. Bynum
Flight Officer Virgil A. Daniels
2nd Lt Samuel L. Harper
2nd Lt Kenneth R. Hawkins
2nd Lt Charles H. Hunter
2nd Lt Andrea P. Masciana
2nd Lt Frederick L. Parker, Jr.
2nd Lt William A. Rucker
2nd Lt Leon L. Turner
Flight Officer Saint M. Twine, Jr.
2nd Lt Charles Walker
Flight Officer Clarence Walker
2nd Lt Herbert W. Williams
2nd Lt Eugene Winslow

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-K – February 1, 1945

2nd Lt Montro D Askins
2nd Lt Lloyd W Bell
Flight Officer Richard L. Biffle, Jr.
2nd Lt James E. Bowman
2nd Lt Lawrence A. Brown
2nd Lt Lloyd A.N. Carter
2nd Lt Lowell H. Cleaver
2nd Lt William A. Colbert, Jr.
2nd Lt Charles E. Craig
2nd Lt Joshua Glenn
2nd Lt Percy Heath, listed as Percy L Heath Jr.
2nd Lt William T. Henry
2nd Lt William H. Hymes
2nd Lt Beecher A. Jones
2nd Lt Robert O. Merriweather
2nd Lt Ephraim E. Toatley Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-K -February 1, 1945

2nd Lt Rayfield A. Anderson
Flight Officer Grover Crunnbsy
Flight Officer Oliver Goodall, listed as Ollie O. Goodall Jr.
2nd Lt Archie H.Harris, Jr.
2nd Lt Mitchell Higginbotham, listed as Mitchell L. Higginbotham
2nd Lt Roger Terry, listed as Roger C. Terry
Flight Officer Haydel J. White

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-C – February 8, 1944

Ludovic F. Audant, Haitian Cadet
2nd Lt Thomas P. Braswell
2nd Lt Robert C. Chandler
2nd Lt Emile G. Clifton
2nd Lt Roger B. Gaiter
2nd Lt Thomas L. Gay
2nd Lt Joseph E. Gordon
2nd Lt Alfred Gorham, listed as Alfred M. Gorham ( POW )
Flight Officer Cornelius P. Gould Jr.
2nd Lt Richard S. Harder
2nd Lt Wilbur F. Long
2nd Lt Richard D. Macon
2nd Lt Frank H. Moody, killed April 11, 1944 on a training mission over Lake Huron in Michigan; plane found 70 years later.^[54]
2nd Lt Thomas G. Patton
2nd Lt Marion Rodgers, listed as Marion R. Rodgers
2nd Lt Shelby F. Westbrook
2nd Lt Cohen M. White
Flight Officer Leonard R. Willette
2nd Lt Kenneth I. Williams
2nd Lt Henry Wise Jr., listed as Henry A. Wise

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-C -February 8, 1944

2nd Lt Winston A. Adkins
2nd Lt Charles W. Diggs
2nd Lt William H. Farley
2nd Lt. Frederick P. Hicks
2nd Lt Charles D. Hill
1st Lt. Louis G. Hill, Jr.
2nd Lt George B. Matthews
Pellissier C. Nicholas (Haitian Cadet)

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-C – March 12, 1944

2nd Lt Fred L. Brewer, Jr. †, declared dead after P-51C Mustang “Traveling Light” experienced engine trouble, went down October 20, 1944 over Germany.^[55]
2nd Lt Roscoe Brown, listed as Roscoe C. Brown
2nd Lt Walter R. Brown Jr.
2nd Lt James A. Calhoun
2nd Lt Vincent C. Dean
2nd Lt James L. Hall Jr.
2nd Lt Herbert H. Heywood
2nd Lt Elbert Hudson
2nd Lt Andrew D Marshall
2nd Lt Rixie H. McCarroll
2nd Lt Joseph L. Merton, Jr.
2nd Lt Elton H. Nightingale
2nd Lt John H. Porter
2nd Lt William S. Price, III
2nd Lt Gordon M. Rapier
2nd Lt Henry E. Rohlsen
2nd Lt Roosevelt Stiger
2nd Lt William M. Wheeler
2nd Lt Charles L. White
2nd Lt Albert L. Young

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-C – March 12, 1944

2nd Lt Charles E. Darnell
2nd Lt Reginald W. Hayes
1st Lt Payton H. Lyle
2nd Lt Ahmed A. Rayner, Jr.
Flight Officer Charles E. Wilson

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-D – April 15, 1944

2nd Lt Barnes, Gentry E.
Flight Officer Bell, Raul W.
2nd Lt Chavis, John H.
2nd Lt Cox, Hannibal M.
2nd Lt Craig, Lewis W.
2nd Lt Hays, Milton S.
Flight Officer Jackson, Charles L.
2nd Lt Jones, Major E.
2nd Lt Lane, Earl R.
2nd Lt Walter Manning, listed as Walter P. Manning
Flight Officer Mitchell, Vincent I.
2nd Lt Moody, Roland W.
2nd Lt Morris, Harold M.
2nd Lt Peoples, Francis B.
2nd Lt Peoples, Henry R..
2nd Lt Rich, Daniel L.
2nd Lt Turner, Ralph L.
2nd Lt Wheeler, Jimmie D.
Flight Officer Williams, Vincent E.
2nd Lt Wilson, James A.
Flight Officer Wilson, Myron
Flight Officer Woods, Carl J.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-D – April 15, 1944

2nd Lt Alexander, Harvey R.
2nd Lt Anderson, Robert D.
2nd Lt Brashears, Virgil
2nd Lt Coleman, William C.
Flight Officer Cook, Martin L.
2nd Lt Cousins, August, Jr.
Eberle J. Guilbaud
2nd Lt King, Celestus
2nd Lt Kydd, George H., III
2nd Lt Moody, Paul L.
2nd Lt Shults, Lloyd R.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-E – May 23, 1944

2nd Lt. Richard H. Bell
2nd Lt. Leonelle A. Bonam
Flight Officer Charles V. Brantley
2nd Lt. H. Brown, ( POW ) listed as Harold E. Brown
2nd Lt. Joseph E. Chineworth
2nd Lt. George E. Cisco
2nd Lt. Harry J. Davenport Jr.
2nd Lt. John W. Davis
Flight Officer Samuel J. Foreman
Flight Officer Thomas L. Hawkins
2nd Lt. George K. Hays
2nd Lt. Maycie Herrington, listed as Arron Herrington
2nd Lt. Earl B. Highbaugh
2nd Lt. Wendell W. Hockaday
2nd Lt. George J. Iles
Flight Officer Thomas W. Jefferson
2nd Lt. Jimmy Lanham
1st Lt. Wendell M. Lucas
2nd Lt. Clarence A. Oliphant
2nd Lt. Ralph Orduna
Flight Officer Robert A. Pillow
Flight Officer James C. Ramsey
2nd Lt. Leroy Roberts Jr.
Flight Officer Arnett W. Starks Jr.
2nd Lt. William C. Walker Jr
2nd Lt. Samuel W. Watts Jr.
2nd Lt. Robert W. Williams
2nd Lt. Bertram W. Wilson Jr.
Flight Officer Hiram Wright
2nd Lt. Kenneth M. Wright

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-F – June 27, 1944

Flight Officer Richard S. A. Armistead
2nd Lt Carl F. Ellis
2nd Lt Charles A. Hill Jr.
2nd Lt Lincoln Hudson, listed as Lincoln T. Hudson
2nd Lt Rupert C. Johnson
2nd Lt Lawrence, Robert W.
2nd Lt James W. Wright Jr.
Flight Officer George A. Lynch
2nd Lt Lewis J. Lynch
2nd Lt Hiram Mann, listed as Hiram E. Mann
Flight Officer James T. Mitchell Jr.
Flight Officer Robert J. Murdic
Flight Officer Wyrain T. Schell
Flight Officer Leon W. Spears
2nd Lt Harry Stewart, Jr., listed as Harry T. Stewart Jr.
Flight Officer Samuel L. Washington
2nd Lt Hugh J. White
Flight Officer Yenwith K. Whitney
2nd Lt Frank N. Wright
2nd Lt James W. Wright Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class -Twin Engine Section -TE-44-F – June 27, 1944

Flight Officer James Ewing
Flight Officer William T Jackson
2nd Lt Laurel E. Keith
2nd Lt Frank Lee
Flight Officer John R. Perkins Jr.
2nd Lt John B. Turner
2nd Lt Rhohelia J. Webb

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-G – August 4, 1944

^[56]2nd Lt. George L. Bing
Flight Officer John Ellis Edwards, listed as John E. Edwards
Flight Officer William H. Edwards
Fischer, Flight Officer James H.
Flight Officer Thurston L. Gaines, Jr.
2nd Lt. Robert E. Garrison, Jr.
2nd Lt. Flight Officer Newman C. Golden
2nd Lt. Leo R. Gray
2nd Lt. Paul L. Green
2nd Lt. Conrad A. Johnson, Jr.
2nd Lt. Benny R. Kimbrough
Flight Officer John Lyle, (listed as John H. Lyle)
Flight Officer Elbert N. Merriweather, Jr
Flight Officer Leland H. Pennington
2nd Lt. Ronald W. Reeves
Flight Officer Maury M. Reid
Flight Officer William E. Rice
2nd Lt. Robert C. Robinson, Jr.
Flight Officer Calvin J. Spann
2nd Lt. Thomas C. Street
2nd Lt. Harry L. White
Flight Officer Joseph C. White
Flight Officer Robert E. Williams, Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-G – August 4, 1944

Flight Officer James E. Brothers
2nd Lt. Harold Howard Brown
2nd Lt. Reginald Bruce
1st Lt. Claude C. Davis
2nd Lt. Edward T. Dixon
Flight Officer Edward Harris
Flight Officer Willard B. Miller
2nd Lt. John Mosley, listed as John William Mosley
Flight Officer Ramon F. Noches
Flight Officer Maurice D. Pompey
Flight Officer Charles J. Quander Jr.
Flight Officer Harris H. Robnett, Jr.
Flight Officer James H. Sheppard
Flight Officer Jesse H. Simpson

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-H – September 8, 1944

Anders, 2nd Lt. Emet R.
Flight Officer William Armstrong †
Barland, 2nd Lt. Herbert C.
Carey, 2nd Lt. Carl E.
Coleman, 2nd Lt. James
Cooper, Flight Officer Charles W.
Cousins, 2nd Lt. William M.
Franklin, 2nd Lt. George E.
Gant, Flight Officer Morris E.
2nd Lt. George Hardy, listed as George E. Hardy
2nd Lt. William H. Holloman
Jenkins, 2nd Lt. Stephen S., Jr.
Johnson, Flight Officer Robert M.
Flight Officer Charles A. Lane
2nd Lt. Samuel G. Leftenant,
Lieteau, 1st Lt Albert J.
Manley, Flight Officer Edward E.
Matthews, Flight Officer Samuel
McCrory, 2nd Lt. Felix M.
Miller, Flight Officer Lawrence I.
Squires, Flight Officer John W.
Washington, Flight Officer Milton S.
2nd Lt. John L. Whitehead Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-H – September 8, 1944

Bonseigneur, 2nd Lt. Paul J., Jr.
Brown, 2nd Lt. Augustus G.
Brown, 2nd Lt. Robert S.
Goodwin, 1st Lt Luther A.
Henry, Warren E.
Hurd, 1st Lt James A.
Nalle, Flight Officer Russell C., Jr.
Rector, 1st Lt John A.
Samuels, Flight Officer Frederick H.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-I-1 – October 16, 1944

2nd Lt. Rutherford H. Adkins
Daniels, Flight Officer Thomas J., III
Doram, 2nd Lt. Edward D.
Dowling, 2nd Lt. Corneilus D.
Glass, Flight Officer Robert M.
2nd Lt. James H. Harvey
Hunter, 2nd Lt. Henry A.
Jackson, Flight Officer Frank A.
Lancaster, 2nd Lt. Theadore W.
Miller, 2nd Lt. Charles E.
Millett, 2nd Lt. Joseph H.
Myers, 2nd Lt. Charles P.
Simons, 2nd Lt. Richard A.
Stevens, 2nd Lt. Richard G.
Stovall, 2nd Lt. Charles L
Thompson, 2nd Lt. Donald N., Jr.
Thorpe, 2nd Lt. Richard E.
Turner, 2nd Lt. Allen H.
Warren, Flight Officer James W.
White, 2nd Lt. Ferrier H

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-I-1 – October 16, 1944

Anderson, 1st Lt Paul T.
Brown, 2nd Lt. James W.
Cain, Flight Officer William L.
Chinchester, 2nd Lt. James R.
Collins, Flight Officer Gamaliel M.
Drummond, 2nd Lt. Charles H., Jr.
Exum, Flight Officer Herven P.
Green, Flight Officer James L.
Jenkins, 2nd Lt. Joseph E.
Jenkins, 2nd Lt. Silas M.
Mason, 2nd Lt. Theodore O.
Maxwell, Flight Officer Charles C.
Murphy, Flight Officer David J.
Pullian, Flight Officer Glen W.
Smith, 1st Lt Harold E.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-I – November 20, 1944

2nd Lt Halbert L. Alexander
2nd Lt William R. Alston
Flight Officer John J. Bell
2nd Lt Irvin O. Brewin
Flight Officer Julius W. Calloway
Flight Officer Tamenund J. Dickerson Jr.
2nd Lt Thomas Gladden
Flight Officer Vernon Hopson
2nd Lt Garfield L. Jenkins
2nd Lt Alvin J. Johnson
2nd Lt Andrew Johnson Jr.
2nd Lt Louis W. Johnson
2nd Lt Willis E. Moore
Flight Officer Calvin G. Moret
2nd Lt Lincoln W. Nelson
2nd Lt Eugene G. Theodore
Flight Officer Leonard O. Vaughan
Flight Officer Reginald C. Waddell
2nd Lt William M. Washington
2nd Lt Ralph D. Wilkins

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-I – November 20, 1944

Fears, Flight Officer Henry T.
2nd Lt Bernard R. Harris
Hawkins, Flight Officer Donald A.
2nd Lt Eugene R. Henderson
2nd Lt Voris S. James
Flight Officer Charles A. Johnson
McQuillan, Flight Officer Douglas H.
Flight Officer Robert M. Parkey
2nd Lt James V. Stevenson
Flight Officer Wayman P. Surcey
Flight Officer Morris J. Washington
Flight Officer Raymond M. White
2nd Lt James W. Whyte Jr.
2nd Lt Joseph H. Williams
2nd Lt Oscar H. York

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-44-J – December 28, 1944

Bohannon, Flight Officer Horace A.
Flight Officer Henry Cabot Lodge Bohler
Bryant, Flight Officer Leroy, Jr.
Burns, 2nd Lt. Isham A., Jr.
Campbell, Flight Officer Lindsey L.
Campbell, 2nd Lt. McWheeler
Cole, Flight Officer Robert A.
Dickson, Flight Officer DeWitt
Greer, Flight Officer James W.
Guyton, Flight Officer Eugene L.
Harris, 2nd Lt. James E.
Kirksey, Flight Officer LeeRoy
Nelson, Flight Officer Dempsey, Jr.
Parker, Flight Officer Melvin
Pendleton, 2nd Lt. Frederick
Shivers, Flight Officer Clarence L.
Smith, Flight Officer Thomas W.
Stephenson, Flight Officer William W., Jr.
1st Lt Yancey Williams
Williamson, Flight Officer Willie A.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-44-J – December 28, 1944

Allen, Flight Officer Walter H.
Cowan, Flight Officer Edwin T.
Edwards, Flight Officer James E., Jr.
Flake, Flight Officer Thomas M.
Herron, 1st Lt Walter E.
Hunter, 2nd Lt. Samuel D.
McRae, 2nd Lt. Ivan J., Jr.
Moore, Flight Officer Flarzell
Flight Officer John Ira Mulzac
Qualles, Flight Officer John P.
2nd Lt. Lawrence E. Roberts
Velasquez, Flight Officer Frederick B.
Williams, Flight Officer William L., Jr.
Wooten, Flight Officer Howard A.
Wynn, Flight Officer Nasby, Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-A – March 11, 1945

Flight Officer Luzine B. Bickham
Flight Officer Broadnax, Samuel L.
2nd Lt John Albert Burch III
2nd Lt Emest M. Cabule Jr.
2nd Lt Vincent O. Campbell
2nd Lt William J. Coleman
Flight Officer Edgar A. Doswell Jr.
2nd Lt Clarence C. Finley
2nd Lt Joseph E. Gash
2nd Lt Bertrand J. Holbert
2nd Lt Edward M. Jenkins
Flight Officer Robert Jones Jr.
Flight Officer Wilbur Moffett
2nd Lt Thomas J. Morrison Jr.
Flight Officer Harry S. Pruitt
2nd Lt Marsille P. Reed
2nd Lt Clayo C. Rice^[57]
2nd Lt Eugene J. Richardson Jr.
2nd Lt Spencer M. Robinson
2nd Lt Albert H. Smith
2nd Lt John B. Walker Jr.
Flight Officer Harry P. Winston

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-A – March 11, 1945

2nd Lt Melvin A. Clayton
2nd Lt Hemdon M. Cummings
Flight Officer William J. Curtis Jr.
2nd Lt Charles J. Dorkins
Flight Officer Rutledge H. Fleming Jr.
Flight Officer Charles S. Goldsby
2nd Lt Argonne F. Harden
2nd Lt James V. Kennedy Jr.
Flight Officer Harvey L. McClelland
Flight Officer Alfred U. McKenzie
2nd Lt Luther L. Oliver
2nd Lt Herbert J. Schwing
2nd Lt Quentin P. Smith
2nd Lt Francis R Thompson
2nd Lt Cleophus W. Valentine
2nd Lt Calvin T. Warrick

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-B – April 15, 1945

2nd Lt. John H. Adams Jr.
2nd Lt. Clarence Bee, Jr
Brooks, Flight Officer Tilford U.
Casey, Flight Officer Clifton G.
Curtis, 2nd Lt. John W.
Dudley, 2nd Lt. Richard
Gilliam, Flight Officer William L.
Henson, 2nd Lt. James W.
Hughes, Flight Officer Samuel R., Jr.
Knight, Flight Officer William H.
Long, Flight Officer Clyde C., Jr.
Patton, Flight Officer Humprey C., Jr
Payne, Flight Officer Verdelle L.
Pennington, Flight Officer Robert F.
Porter, Flight Officer Robert B.
Powell, Flight Officer William S., Jr.
Purnell, Flight Officer George B.
Radcliffe, 2nd Lt. Lloyd L.
Sheats, 2nd Lt. George H.
Smith, 2nd Lt. Burl E.
Tucker, Flight Officer Paul
Winslow, 2nd Lt. Robert W.
Winston, Flight Officer Charles H., Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-B – April 15, 1945

Flight Officer Leroy Criss
Desvignes, Flight Officer Russell F.
Freeman, Flight Officer Eldridge E.
Johnson, 2nd Lt. Theopolis W.
Jordon, 2nd Lt. Lowell H.
Norton, Flight Officer George G., Jr.
Taylor, Flight Officer James E.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-C – May 23, 1945

Bailey, Flight Officer Terry C.
Clayter, 2nd Lt. Ralph V.
Franklin, 2nd Lt. Earl N.
Helem, 2nd Lt. George W.
Hicks, 2nd Lt. Arthur N.
Holman, Flight Officer William D.
Johnson, Flight Officer Earl C.
Jones, Flight Officer Frank D
McKnight, 2nd Lt. James W.
Murray, 2nd Lt. Louis U.
Parker, 2nd Lt. George J.
Perkins, 2nd Lt. Roscoe C., Jr.
Sanderlin, 2nd Lt. Willis E.
Session, 2nd Lt. Mansfield L.
Tindall, Flight Officer Thomas J.
Wanamaker, Flight Officer George E.
White, Flight Officer Harry W.
Wofford, 2nd Lt. Kenneth O.
Young, 2nd Lt. Benjamin, Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-C – May 23, 1945

Smith, 2nd Lt Frederick D.
Tyler, 2nd Lt William A., Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – June 4, 1945

Stewart Field, New York
- 2nd Lt Earnest J. Davis Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-D – June 27, 1945

2nd Lt. Walter G. Alexander, III
Bilbo, Flight Officer Reuben B.
Blaylock, 2nd Lt. Joseph E.
Bryant, 2nd Lt. Grady E.
Bryson, Flight Officer James O.
Carter, Flight Officer Clarence J.
Cobbs, 2nd Lt. Wilson N.
Connell, 2nd Lt. Victor L.
Corbin, Flight Officer Matthew J.
Francis, Flight Officer William V.
Giles, Flight Officer Ivie V.
Hall, 2nd Lt. Leonard C., Jr.
Harrison, 2nd Lt. James E.
Johnson, 2nd Lt. Clarence
Johnston, Flight Officer William A., Jr.
Kelly, Flight Officer Thomas A.
Knight, Flight Officer Calvin M.
Prather, 2nd Lt. George L.
Prince, 2nd Lt. Joseph A.
Raymond, Flight Officer Frank R.
Robinson, 2nd Lt. Robert L., Jr.
Simeon, Flight Officer Albert B., Jr.
Smith, Flight Officer Robert C.
Thomas, Flight Officer Walter H., Jr.
Trott, 2nd Lt. Robert G.
Wilhite, 2nd Lt. Emmett J.
Williams, Flight Officer Raymond L.
Yates, Flight Officer Phillip C.
Young, Flight Officer Lee W.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-E – August 4, 1945

Bailey, 2nd Lt William H.
Barnett, Flight Officer Herman A.
Collins, Flight Officer Russell L.
Duncan, 2nd Lt Roger B.
Flight Officer William A. Fuller Jr. (not to be confused with Willie H. Fuller (listed as Willie Fuller) of Single Engine Section Cadet Class SE-42-G, August 5, 1942
Gaskins, 2nd Lt Aaron C.
Holland, Henry T.
Hurt, 2nd Lt Wesley D.
McIntyre, 2nd Lt Clinton E.
Reynolds, Flight Officer Clarence E., Jr.
Roberts, Flight Officer Logan
Saunders, 2nd Lt Martin G.
Scott, 2nd Lt Joseph P.
Flight Officer Reginald V. Smith
Turner, 2nd Lt. Gordon G.
White, Flight Officer Marvin C., Sr.
Wiggins, Flight Officer Leonard W.
Williams, 2nd Lt Eugene W.
Woods, Flight Officer Isaac R.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-E – August 4, 1945

Broadwater, Flight Officer William E.
2nd Lt. George L. Brown, listed as George A. Brown Jr.
Bryant, Flight Officer Joseph C., Jr.
Choisy, 2nd Lt. George B.
Curry, 2nd Lt. John C.
Ford, Flight Officer Harry E., Jr.
Griffin, Jerrold D.
Harris, 2nd Lt. John S.
Maples, Flight Officer Harold B.
Flight Officer George R. Miller
Mosley, Flight Officer Clifford E.
O'Neal, Flight Officer Walter N.
Prewitt, Flight Officer Mexion O.
Proctor, Flight Officer Oliver W.
Roach, Flight Officer John B.
Taylor, Flight Officer William H., Jr.
Toney, Flight Officer Mitchel N
Whiteside, Flight Officer Albert

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-F – September 8, 1945

2nd Lt Reuben H. Brown, Jr.
2nd Lt Walter P. Curry
2nd Lt Donald F. Davis
2nd Lt Sylvester S. Davis
Flight Officer Elliott H. Gray
2nd Lt Bennett G. Hardy
2nd Lt Thomas D. Harris, Jr.
2nd Lt Earl Kelly
2nd Lt August J. Martin
2nd Lt Ralph W. Mason
2nd Lt Herbert A. McIntyre
2nd Lt William B. Morgan
2nd Lt Augustus L. Palmer
Flight Officer Floyd R. Scott Jr.
Flight Officer Edward W. Watkins
2nd Lt Julius C. Westmoreland
Flight Officer James L. Williams
2nd Lt Thomas E. Williams
Flight Officer Sandy W. Wright
2nd Lt William W. Young

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-F – September 8, 1945

Bolden, 2nd Lt George C.
Cheek, 2nd Lt Quentin V.
Cooper, 2nd Lt Edward M.
Dabney, 2nd Lt Roscoe J., Jr
Davis, Flight Officer Clifford W.
Finley, Flight Officer Otis E., Jr.
Hancock, Flight Officer Victor
Hodges, 2nd Lt Jerry T., Jr.
Jamison, Flight Officer Donald S.
Maxwell, 2nd Lt Robert L.
Mozee, Flight Officer David M., Jr.
Porter, 2nd Lt Calvin V.
Ramsey, Flight Officer Pierce T.
Roach, Flight Officer Charles J.
Talton, Flight Officer James E.
Terry, Flight Officer Kenneth E.
White, 2nd Lt Vertner J., Jr.
2nd Lt Oscar Lawton Wilkerson, listed as Oscar L. Wilkerson, Jr.
Wilson, 2nd Lt LeRoy J.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-G – October 16, 1945

Flight Officer Page L. Dickerson
Flight Officer Alfred E. Garrett Jr.
Flight Officer Alfonso L. Harris
2nd Lt Lorenzo W. Holloway Jr.
Flight Officer Julien D. Jackson Jr.
2nd Lt William M. Jones
Flight Officer George Sherman
Flight Officer James A. Thompson

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-G – October 16, 1945

2nd Lt Granville C. Coggs
Flight Officer Julius P. Echols
2nd Lt Arthur C. Harmon
Flight Officer Lonnie Harrison
2nd Lt Marcellus L. Hunter
Flight Officer Daniel Keel
2nd Lt William Leslie
2nd Lt Perry W. Lindsey
Flight Officer Charles R. Price
Flight Officer James C. Russell
2nd Lt Herbert C. Thorpe
Flight Officer Richard Weatherford
2nd Lt James R. Williams

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-H – November 20, 1945

Flight Officer Sylvester H. Hurd Jr.
Flight Officer Herbert Lewis Jr.
2nd Lt Godfrey C. Miller
2nd Lt Lincoln J. Ragsdale
2nd Lt Thurman E. Spriggs

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-H – November 20, 1945

2nd Lt Robert Ashby
Flight Officer Henry Baldwin Jr.
2nd Lt William V. Bibb
2nd Lt Lawrence W. Carroll
2nd Lt Jose R. Elfalan
Flight Officer Nathaniel W. Goins
Flight Officer Alvin E. Harrison Jr.
Flight Officer Lyman L. Hubbard,
Flight Officer Donald E. Jackson
2nd Lt Frederick D. Knight, Jr.
2nd Lt Joshua J. Lankford
2nd Lt Llyod B. McKeethen
Flight Officer John W. Nelson
Flight Officer Norman E. Proctor
2nd Lt Nathaniel E. Robinson Jr.
2nd Lt Theodore W. Robinson
Flight Officer Wayman E. Scott
2nd Lt Cecil Spicer
Flight Officer William A. Streat Jr.
Flight Officer Andrew B. Williams Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-45-I – January 29, 1946

2nd Lt Joseph Bruce Bennett
Flight Officer Frank Griffin
2nd Lt Thomas Hamlin McGarrity
2nd Lt Merrill Ray Ross

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-45-I – January 29, 1946

2nd Lt. James M. Dillon Jr.
2nd Lt Oliver M. Dillon
2nd Lt Everett Ellis
Flight Officer Lee Archer Hayes
Flight Officer Donehue Simmons

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-46-A – March 23, 1946

Flight Officer James M. Barksdale
Flight Officer Eugene A. Briggs
2nd Lt Jewel B. Butler
2nd Lt Charles W. Chambers
2nd Lt James H. Gallwey
2nd Lt Jacob W. Greenwell
2nd Lt Harry E. Lanauze
2nd Lt Thomas W. Love, Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-46-A – March 23, 1946

Flight Officer George A. Bates
Flight Officer Floyd J. Carter
2nd Lt Charles R. Matthews
Flight Officer Abe Benjamin Moore

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – April 29, 1946

2nd Lt Andrew A. McCoy Jr.

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-46-B – May 14, 1946

Flight Officer Maceo Conrad Martin Jr.
Richard Maurice Moss
Flight Officer Eddie Lee Young

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-46-B – May 14, 1946

2nd Lt. Charles Aston Burns
2nd Lt Gene Derricotte, listed as Eugene Andrew Derricotte
2nd Lt. Ferdinand Albert Hardy
Flight Officer Andrew James Hughes

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-46-C – June 28, 1946

2nd Lt. Carl V. Allen
2nd Lt. George E. Bell
2nd Lt. William G. Carter
2nd Lt. Conrad H. Cheek
2nd Lt. Jack Chin
2nd Lt. Edward P. Drummond
2nd Lt. Nicholas S. Neblett

Graduating Cadet Class – Twin Engine Section – TE-46-C – June 28, 1946

2nd Lt. James M. Allison
2nd Lt. Claude A. Rowe

Graduating Cadet Class 46-C – Twin Engine Section – October 1946

Flight Officer Carl C. Johnson, not to be confused with Carl E. Johnson, Oct. 1, 1943 cadet graduate of Class 43-I-SE^[43]

Graduating Cadet Class – Single Engine Section – SE-48-[unknown] – October 12, 1948

2nd Lt. Lawrence E. "Larry" Campbell, Jr. ^[58]

Service Pilot Cadet Training – date not documented

Flight Officer Robert A. Gordon
Flight Officer Adolph J. Moret Jr.^[59]
Flight Officer James O. Plinton Jr.
Flight Officer Charles W. Stephens
Flight Officer Robert Terry
2nd Lt Archie Williams
Flight Officer Fred Witherspoon
Flight Officer James E. Wright

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↑ "Carroll Napier Langston Jr : Second Lieutenant from Illinois, World War II Casualty". www.honorstates.org. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
↑ "Neal Victor Nelson : Second Lieutenant from Illinois, World War II Casualty". www.honorstates.org. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
↑ "Alphonso Simmons : First Lieutenant from Florida, World War II Casualty". www.honorstates.org. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
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↑ "Frank Herman Moody". CAF RISE ABOVE. 2019-09-10. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
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↑ "NARA | e-Vetrecs ". vetrecs.archives.gov. Retrieved 2024-04-15.
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↑ "Adolph Moret Obituary (2006) - Santa Rosa, CA - Press Democrat". Legacy.com. Retrieved 2023-12-06.

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