David Miller

• David Miller (engineer), aerospace engineer at MIT and NASA • David Miller (entomologist) (1890–1973), New Zealand entomologist, university lecturer and scientific administrator • David C. Miller (1917–1997), American epidemiologist who cared for Albert Schweitzer • David Miller (philosopher) (1942–2024), British philosopher • David Miller (political theorist) (born 1946), professor at Oxford • David Miller (physician), pioneer in the home birth movement in Australia • David Miller (sociologist) (born 1964), British sociologist • David A. B. Miller (born 1954), professor at Stanford University • David Philip Miller (born 1953), social historian of science • David S. Miller (born 1974), computer programmer • David W. Miller, scholar of the "faith at work" movement == Arts and entertainment ==

• David Miller (architect) (born 1944), Seattle architect • David Miller (director) (1909–1992), American film director • David Miller (American musician) (1883–1953), American country musician • David Miller (Australian musician) (born 1952), Australian pianist • David Miller (painter) (born c.1950), Australian artist • David Miller (tenor) (born 1973), operatic tenor and member of the band Il Divo • David Alan Miller (born 1961), conductor • David Humphreys Miller (1918–1992), American artist, writer and film advisor specialising in the Plains Indians • David Lee Miller (director) (born 1955), American film director, screenwriter and producer • David L. Miller (1925–1985), American record producer • David Prince Miller (1809–1873), British showman and magician • David Biscuit Miller (born 1961), American blues bassist, singer and songwriter • David Wiley Miller (born 1951), American cartoonist • David Shankbone, American photojournalist == Literature ==

• David Miller (editor), British writer and journalist • David Miller (poet) (born 1950), writer, poet, literary critic, and editor • David Lee Miller (academic) (born 1951), American writer and professor ==Military==

• David N. Miller, United States Space Force general • David V. Miller (1919–2016), U.S. Air Force general == Politics, government & diplomacy ==

• David Miller (Canadian politician) (born 1958), former mayor of Toronto and later president of WWF-Canada • David Wynn Miller (1949–2019), American pseudolegal theorist active in the sovereign citizen movement • David Miller (Iowa politician) (born 1946), American politician • David Miller (public servant) (1857–1934), senior Australian public servant • David Miller (Wyoming politician) (born 1953), American politician • David A. Miller (born 1948), mayor of Lubbock, Texas • David E. Miller (born 1962), member of the Illinois House of Representatives • David Charles Miller Jr. (born 1942), American ambassador • David Hunter Miller (1875–1961), American lawyer and an expert on treaties, officer at the US state department • David Miller (Kansas politician) (born 1949), former Chairman of the Kansas Republican Party == Sports ==

• David Miller (baseball) (born 1973), American college baseball coach • David Miller (Australian cricketer) (1870–1943), Australian cricketer • David Miller (English cricketer) (born 1974), former English cricketer • David Miller (South African cricketer) (born 1989), South African cricketer • David Miller (American football) (born 1984), defensive end • David Miller (Australian footballer) (born 1957), VFL footballer for Richmond • David Miller (darts player) (born 1955), American professional darts player • David Miller (harness racing) (born 1964), American harness racing driver and trainer • David Miller (ice hockey) (1924–1996), Canadian ice hockey player • David Miller (judoka) (born 1961), Canadian judoka • David Miller (sailor) (born 1943), Canadian sailor == Others ==

• David Miller (gangster), also known as Davy "Yiddles" Miller, a member of the Chicago gang Ragen's Colts • David Miller (moderator), Scottish minister • David Earl Miller (1957–2018), American convicted murderer == See also ==