United States
The United States men's national soccer team represents the United States in men's international soccer competitions. The team is controlled by the United States Soccer Federation and is a member of FIFA and CONCACAF.
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William P. Sprague
Former United States Representative
Cydnor B. Tompkins
American Politician
James M. Gaylord
Former United States Representative
Perley B. Johnson
American Politician
Elijah Hayward
George W. Norris
Former United States Senator
Frank B. Morrison
Former Governor of Nebraska
Vinson Filyaw
Construction worker
Ernest R. Kouma
Soldier
Thomas Updegraff
United States Representative
Eddie Arning
Artist
John Kreamcheck
American football player
Albert DeSalvo
Criminal
LaWanna Shurtliff
Politician
Jimmy Beaumont
Singer
Vera Buchanan
Former United States Representative
Trooper Washington
American professional basketball player
William Henry Coleman
Former United States Representative
Toots Shultz
Baseball player
Smokey Hogg
American musician
John Steakley
American author
James W. Throckmorton
Former Governor of Texas
H. Joel Deckard
U. S. representative
Knowles Shaw
American author
Bettye Danoff
American professional golfer
Charlie Beasley
American basketball player
Calvin J. Spann
Aircraft pilot
Frank Clarke
Film director ‧ Margi Clarke's brother
James R. Biard
American engineer
Sam Gray
Baseball athlete
William Wantling
American poet
Joseph Bartholomew
Major general
Edward W. Forbes
Art historian
Charles A. Boutelle
Former United States Representative
Mike Oxley
American Politician
Frank Carlucci
Former United States Secretary of Defense
Jim Kimsey
Businessperson
Amha Selassie
Prince
L. Fletcher Prouty
Banking executive
Paul Laxalt
Former Governor of Nevada
Hugh Everett III
American physicist
Edward Lansdale
Officer
Lincoln D. Faurer
Former Director of the National Security Agency
William Raborn
Former United States Director of Central Intelligence
James Tiptree Jr.
American science-fiction writer
Najeeb Halaby
American businessman
Robert B. Oakley
Former United States Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of the Congo
