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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George Whelan Anderson Jr.
Admiral
Louis F. Oberdorfer
Judge
Bill Frenzel
Member of the United States House of Representatives
William N. Doak
Former United States Secretary of Labor
Steve LaTourette
Former U. S. Representative
William Strauss
American author
Connie B. Gay
Music executive
James Francis Collins
American military personnel
Harold H. Saunders
Author
Walter Flowers
American Politician
Joseph K. Bratton
American engineer
Edward Morgan
American journalist
John Macy
Former Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency of the United States of America
Ming Chang
Officer
Paul Bartsch
American carcinologist
Nellie Jane DeWitt
Nurse
Jean-Louis Palladin
French chef
Roger Mudd
American broadcaster
Thomas Lovejoy
American ecologist
Paul X. Kelley
General
Douglas M. Costle
Architect
Susan B. Bayh
American attorney
Huntington D. Sheldon
Officer
Samuel S. Marshall
U. S. representative
Samuel Scott Marshall
Former United States Representative
Halbert Carter
Businessperson
Cullen Rogers
American football player
R. C. Soles Jr.
Former Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Travis Webb
American motorsports racing driver
William Beall
Military personnel
John Houston Savage
Former Tennessee State Representative
Benjamin J. Hill
Gustave Diamond
Former Judge
James Alexander, Jr.
Former United States Representative
George Carr
American baseball player
Dick Nichols
Former United States Representative
Glenn Pendlay
Coach
Bill Sherdel
Baseball player
Harold Balazs
American Sculptor
Tom Gola
Former Philadelphia City Controller
Martin Nicholas Lohmuller
Bishop
Jerry Ross
American songwriter
Kathleen Sophia Hambrough Cheape
Librarian
Katherine Mary Norton
Teacher
Gideon Sundback
Swedish-American electrical engineer
Raymond P. Shafer
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Robert Lipka
