House of Representatives Veterans (alphabetized by state)

Democrats:
Arizona: Ruben Gallego (Marine Corps)
California: Jimmy Panetta (Navy Reserve)
Colorado: Jason Crow (Army)
Maine: Jared Golden (Marine Corps)
Massachusetts: Jake Auchincloss (Marine Corps), Seth Moulton (Marine Corps)
New Jersey: Bill Pascrell (Army), Mikie Sherrill (Navy)
New York: Patrick Ryan (Army)
North Carolina: Donald Davis (Air Force), Jeff Jackson (Army)
Pennsylvania: Chrissy Houlahan (Air Force)

Republicans:
Alabama: Barry Moore (Army National Guard/Reserve)
Arkansas: Rick Crawford (Army), Steve Womack (Army National Guard)
California: Darrell Issa (Army), Mike Garcia (Navy), Mike Thompson (Army)
Florida: Neal Dunn (Army), Scott Franklin (Navy Reserve), Brian Mast (Army), Greg Steube (Army), Vern Buchanan (Air National Guard), Michael Waltz (Army)
Georgia: Andrew Clyde (Navy), Barry Loudermilk (Air Force)
Indiana: Jim Baird (Army), Jim Banks (Navy Reserve), Larry Bucshon (Navy Reserve)
Illinois: Mike Bost (Marine Corps)
Iowa: Mariannette Miller-Meeks (Army Reserve)
Kentucky: Brett Guthrie (Army), Hal Rogers (Army National Guard)Louisiana: Clay Higgins (Army)
Maryland: Andy Harris (Navy Reserve)
Michigan: Jack Bergman (Marine Corps)
Mississippi: Trent Kelly (Army National Guard)
Montana: Ryan Zinke (Navy)
Nebraska: Don Bacon (Air Force)
Nevada: Mark Amodei (Army)
Ohio: Mike Carey (Army), Bill Johnson (Air Force), Brad Wenstrup (Army Reserve)
Pennsylvania: Guy Reschenthaler (Navy)
South Carolina: William Timmons (Army National Guard), Joe Wilson (Army)
Tennessee: Mark Green (Army)
Texas: Brian Babin (Air Force/Army Reserve/National Guard), Dan Crenshaw (Navy), Jake Ellzey (Navy), Pat Fallon (Air Force), Tony Gonzales (Navy), Ronny Jackson (Navy), Troy Nehls (Army Reserve)
Utah: Chris Stewart (Air Force)
Wisconsin: Scott Fitzgerald (Army Reserve), Mike Gallagher (Marine Corps)