The following individuals were awarded the CMH Dissertation Fellowships between 2003-2009:

2008-2009

Sara E. Berndt
Conflict and Change during the U.S. Occupation of Cuba, 1898-1902 (George Washington University)

Catharine R. Franklin
Sherman's Lieutenants: The Army Officer Corps and Federal Indian Policy, 1862-1890 (University of Oklahoma)

Abbie L. Salyers
The Internment of Memory: Forgetting and Remembering the Japanese American Experience during World War II (Rice University)

2007-2008

Edward A. Gutiérrez
Sherman was Right: The Experience of AEF Soldiers in the First World War (Ohio State University)

Jacqueline E. Whitt
A Crisis of Faith: Chaplains, Vietnam, and Religion in the American Military (University of North Carolina)

2006-2007

Martin Loicano
Negotiating Strategy: Republic of Vietnam and United States Military Relations, 1968-1973 (Cornell University)

Thomas G. Nester
The Seventh U.S. Cavalry and the Enforcement of Federal Reconstruction Policy, 1871-1876 (Texas A&M University)

2005-2006

Kara D. Vuic
Officer, Nurse, Woman: Shifting Definitions of Gender and U.S. Army Nurses in the Vietnam War (Indiana University)

Hanna R. Shell
Hide and Seek: Camouflage, Animal Skin, and the Nature of Modern War (Harvard University)

Stephen E. Sodergren
The Lesser Evil: Union Soldiers' Adaptation to Combat Conditions in the Petersburg Campaign (University of Kansas)

2004-2005

Robert C. Blackstone
Democracy's Army: The American People and Selective Service in World War II (University of Kansas)

Judkin J. Browning
"Wearing the Mask of Nationality Lightly": The Effects of Union Occupation during the Civil War (University of Georgia)

Christopher R. Lew
Becoming God(s): Chinese Communist Party Strategy and Policy During the War of Liberation, 1945-1949 (University of Pennsylvania)

2003-2004

Mark L. Bradley
Bluecoats and Tar Heels: The Transition from War to Peace in North Carolina, 1865-1867 (University of North Carolina)

Christopher J. Bright
"Under the Most Dire Circumstances": Eisenhower and the Strategy and Culture of Nuclear Weapons for Continental Defense (The George Washington University)

2002-2003

Christopher M. Hamner
Combat Experience and Response in American Infantrymen: The War for Independence, the Civil War, and the Second World War (University of North Carolina)

Mitchell A. Yockelson
Brothers in Arms: Doughboys and Tommies on the Western Front, 1918 (Royal Military College of Science)