Albertus W. Catlin

1868–1933 (age 65)

Marine Officer

Biography

Albertus W. Catlin dedicated his life to the Marine Corps, rising through its ranks during a period of expanding U.S. involvement around the globe. Throughout his career he demonstrated steadfast leadership and unwavering commitment to his fellow marines, ensuring that the values of honor, courage, and commitment remained at the heart of his command.

Even in retirement his service was remembered by those who served alongside him, and his memory endures at Arlington National Cemetery, where he rests among fellow defenders of the republic.

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