Notable ARVN Generals
- Cao Van Vien, Chairman of the South Vietnamese Joint Chiefs of Staff
- Dang Van Quang, National Security Adviser to President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu
- Do Cao Tri, Commander of III Corps 1968–1971, known for his fighting prowess, but also his flamboyant lifestyle and allegations to corruption.
- Duong Van Minh, Last President of South Vietnam
- Le Minh Dao, Commander of 18th Division that momentarily stopped the PAVN invading forces at Xuan Loc in 1975
- Le Nguyen Vy, last commander of 5th Division, one of the 5 generals who committed suicide on April 30, 1975
- Le Van Hung, Defender on An Loc during the Easter Offensive in 1972, one of the 5 generals who committed suicide on April 30, 1975
- Ly Tong Ba
- Ngo Quang Truong, the "Archibald" of South Vietnam
- Nguyễn Văn Hiếu
- Nguyen Khanh, Head-of-State 1964–1965
- Nguyen Ngoc Loan, Chief of the Republic of Vietnam National Police who successfully defended Saigon during the 1968 Tet Offensive
- Nguyen Khoa Nam, last Commander of IV Corps, one of the 5 generals who committed suicide on April 30, 1975
- Nguyen Duc Thang
- Nguyen Viet Thanh
- Nguyen Chanh Thi, "Coup Specialist", Commander of I Corps 1964–1966
- Nguyễn Văn Thiệu, President 1967–1975
- Phạm Văn Đồng, Military Governor of Saigon 1965–1966 who suppressed the violent, anti-government, communist-infested Buddhist movement
- Pham Van Phu, last Commander of II Corps, one of the 5 generals who committed suicide on April 30, 1975
- Phan Trong Chinh
- Tran Van Minh, Ambassador of the Republic of Vietnam to Tunis, Tunisia 1969–1975
- Tran Van Hai, Last Commander of 7th Division 1974–1975, one of the 5 generals who committed suicide on April 30, 1975
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