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Winter, Eric M.
Winter, Joseph A.
Winzen, John P.
Wirth, Otto
Wirth, Paul O.
Wirth, Werner K.
Witt, Fritz
Wittig, Werner R.
Wittkugel, Karl E.
Woerner, Eric A.
Wohl, Henry
Wohlfeiler, Max
Wolf, Frederick
Wolf, Gunther J. M.
Wolf, Harold H.
Wolf, Henry J.
Wolf, Ludwig
Wolf, Peter M.
Wolfe, Warner M.
Wolfes, Gerald H.
Wolff, Fred G.
Wolff, Hans M.
Wolff, Norbert
Wolff, Peter L.
Wolff, Walter C.
Wolff, Walter G.
Wolfson, Henry A.
Wormser, Stephen P.
Wortman, Lothar
Wunder, William O.
Wynder, Ernest L.
Yost, Henry John
Young, George
Young, Henry O.
Young, Martin
Zacharias, Heinz
Zahler, Max
Zander, Fred R.
Zanders, Herman
Zappler, Murray
Zatzkis, Joseph
Zeile, Robert C.
Zeyen, Otto G.
Ziegler, Gus
Ziegler, William
Ziegler, William F.
Zimmer, Bernard J.
Zimmer, William J.
Zimmerman, Kurt
Zinner, Philip
Zorek, John H.
Zucker, Adolph D.
Zumbroich, Herman, Jr.
Zuntz, Michael
Zweig, Gunter
Zweig, Michael H. W.
Fifty Ritchie Boys who died in World War II
Andersen, Peter H.
Andrae, Robert W.
Arsenault, Raymond A.
Balaber, Sidney
Bartal, Leslie
Baum, Gerhard
Benoit, John B.
Bentley, Robert D.
Collette, Jack Travis
Corneliussen, Axel E.
Demetriou, Fotios D.
Des Marets, Herbert N.
Dussaq, Reginald
Emanuel, Nick C.
Ermolieff, Nicholas
Foth, Albert E.
Friede, Dittmar H.
Gaertner, Bernard
Goeltzer, Wolf D.
Gottlieb, Fred
Gould, Robert G.
Gunther, Walter, Jr.
Hasto, Victor J.
Held, Abraham
Herring, Albert C., Jr.
Jacobs, Kurt R.
Kalamaras, Vassilios J.
Kiever, Philip M.
Knock, Edward D.
Kupferschmidt, Alfred
Lacour, John M.
Lando, Lewis L., III
Larick, Walter H., Jr.
Leveille, Charles
Maas, Henry J.
Mandelbaum, Walter
Mills, Benjamin W., Jr.
Mosbacher, Stephen S.
Peters, Peters Assad
Popper, Kurt
Robinow, Franz G. W.
Rogge, Herman
Rosenfeld, Edward L.
Rosenwald, Henry S.
Schlasinger, Larry S.
Siebert, Herbert A.
Sorbet, Reggie A.
Stippich, Walter P.
Zappler, Murray
Zumbroich, Herman, Jr.
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