The US AWC International Fellows Hall of Fame ^[1] honors USAWC international graduates "who have attained, through military merit, the highest positions in their nation's armed forces, or who have held an equivalent position by rank or responsibility in a multinational organization." ^[2]

Commandant of USAWC DeWitt C. Smith is primarily responsible for the creation of the International Fellows Program's 1977. ^[3] From a start with six foreign students in 1978, the program now sustains over forty International Fellows (IFs) per year. Usually, only one IF per representative country per academic year participates in the program. ^[3] While the fellows program was established in 1978 and the first induction into the IF Hall of Fame took place in 1988. ^[4] Inductees are awarded in person at Carlisle Barracks. ^[1] Since its inception over 1,900 international fellows graduate from 130 countries have been part of the fellows program. ^[5]

List of IF Hall of Fame fellows

List of fellows

Fellow No.	Flag	Country	Name	Year	Ref
		Botswana	Louis Matshwenyego Fisher	1998
		Norway	GEN Paal Frisvold	2005	[6]
		Bangladesh	LG Hasan Mashhud Chowdhury	2005	[6]
31		Canada	GEN Walter Natynczyk	2009	[4]
32		Denmark	MG Niels Bundsgaard	2011	[7]
33		India	GEN Vijay Kumar Singh	2011	[8]
		India	GEN Bikram Singh	2013	[9]
43		Hungary	GEN Tibor Benko	2013	[10]
48		Chile	GEN Humberto Oviedo	2014	[11]
49		Oman	MG Matar Salim Al Balushi	2014	[12]
50		Korea	GEN Seung Jo Jung	2014	[12]
51		Uganda	GEN Edward Katumba Wamala	2014	[12]
52		Denmark	GEN Knud Bartel	2014	[12]
53		United Nations	MG Kristin Lund	2015	[5]
54		Lithuania	MG Almantas Lieka	2015	[13]
55		Austria	GEN Othmar Commenda	2015	[5]
56		Tunisia	BG Ismail Fathalli	2015	[5]
57		Romania	GEN Nicolae Ciucă	2015	[5]
58		Albania	MG Jeronim Bazo	2015	[5]
59		Bulgaria	MG Neyko Nenov	2016	[14]
60		Czech Republic	MG Jan Gurnik	2016	[5]
61		Nepal	GEN Rajendra Chhetri		[15]
62		Norway	GEN Odin Johannessen		[5]
63		Colombia	GEN Alberto José Mejía Ferrero	2017	[16]
64		Estonia	BG Indrek Sirel	2017	[17]
65		Estonia	BG Artur Tiganik	2017	[17]
66		Georgia	MG Vladimer Chachibaia	2017	[5]
67		Croatia	GEN Damir Krstičević	2018	[18]
68		Taiwan/ROC	GEN Chiu Kuo-cheng	2018	[19]
69		Norway	MG Eirik Kristoffersen	2019	[20]
70		Norway	MG Torgeir Gråtrud  [ no ]	2019	[2]
71		Malaysia	GEN Ahmad Hasbullah	2020	[21]

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