Association of Army Dentistry

Honor the Past - Support the Present - Inspire the Future

Association of Army Dentistry

Honor the Past – Support the Present – Inspire the Future

Association of Army Dentistry

Honor the Past - Support the Present - Inspire the Future

In Memoriam

In memory of our fellow servicemembers, civilians and friends who gave so much to Army Dentistry and to our Nation. Together we celebrate their accomplishments and contributions.

“The legacy of heroes is the memory of a great name and the inheritance of a great example.

– Benjamin Disraeli
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
(1868 and 1874-1880)

Please send obituaries for those who served in or supported U.S. Army Dentistry to:

The Association of Army Dentistry
914 P Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001-3318

Or send via email to: assoc.army.dentistry@gmail.com

Did You Know?

During World War I there were 4,620 Dental Officers. Seven dental service soldiers earned the Distinguished Service Cross, and seven dental officers and seven enlisted dental assistants were killed in action.


Of the more than 18,000 dentists who served during World War II, 20 died in action. During the battle of Saipan, CPT Ben Salomon, an officer in the Dental Corps, killed 98 enemy combatants while defending his battalion aid station. Tragically, he died during the attack. His sacrifice was recognized in 2002 when he was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor.

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