Cold War

There is no "Cold War" section of the killed in action panel in Memorial Hall. For some of the alumni killed by hostile fire or lost in close contact with Soviet forces during this time, they are included on the panel under the Korean or Vietnam wars. This category is to more accurately account for those losses, even though they occurred outside any formal declaration of war between the United States and Soviet Union or related nations.

Eugene Karpe

Class of 1926

Captain, US Navy

Delhi, Louisiana

February 23, 1950 (45 years old)

Legion of Merit, KIA, Assassination, Cold War

	Eugene Karpe
	Class of 1926
	Captain, US Navy
	Legion of Merit, KIA, Assassination, Cold War

Robert Reynolds

Class of 1945

Lieutenant (j.g.), US Navy

Cuylerville, New York

April 8, 1950 (28 years old)

Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA, Cold War, Patrol Squadron (VP) 26, Fixed Wing, USNA 19th Company

	Robert Reynolds
	Class of 1945
	Lieutenant (j.g.), US Navy
	Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA, Cold War, Patrol Squadron (VP) 26, Fixed Wing, USNA 19th Company

John Dunham

Class of 1950

Captain, US Air Force

Easton, Maryland

October 7, 1952 (24 years old)

KIA, 91st Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Cold War, Fixed Wing, USNA 18th Company

	John Dunham
	Class of 1950
	Captain, US Air Force
	KIA, 91st Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Cold War, Fixed Wing, USNA 18th Company

Francis Flood, Jr.

Class of 1953

Lieutenant (j.g.), US Navy

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

August 23, 1956 (24 years old)

Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA, Cold War, Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron (VQ) 1, Fixed Wing, USNA 11th Company

	Francis Flood, Jr.
	Class of 1953
	Lieutenant (j.g.), US Navy
	Distinguished Flying Cross, KIA, Cold War, Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron (VQ) 1, Fixed Wing, USNA 11th Company