The Honor Roll of Charter members at The National World War II Museum offers members around the country the unique opportunity to honor their personal “hero” – buddies with whom they served, fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, aunts and uncles – all veterans or Americans who contributed to victory in World War II.

The Honor Roll of Charter Members is a permanent listing of all Charter Members and their honorees.

The Honor Roll give the Museum an opportunity to say thank you to the more than 200,000 members nationwide who have joined the Museum since it opened on June 6, 2000. Their annual contributions support our efforts to collect the stories and artifacts of World War II that will keep history alive for generations to come.

Just as important as the names of our Charter Members, though, are the men and women they have chosen to honor – all are now permanently a part of The National World War II Museum.

SEARCHING THE HONOR ROLL

You can search for members and their honorees by filling out any of the search fields below.

The name of the member will always appear on the left of the results screen. If there is an honoree name that matches your search, this will appear to the right side of the member’s name.

When the results are displayed, click on the account number of the member that you would like to view and the full Honor Roll Certificate will appear for both the member and honoree(s).

If you have problems finding a listing or would like to make a correction to your listing, please click here.

If you are not a Charter Member and would like to support the Museum, please click here.