Benjamin Abbott Dickson

1897–1976 (age 79)

Military Officer

Biography

Benjamin Abbott Dickson exemplified the resolve and integrity of an Army officer, focusing on training, readiness, and the welfare of his soldiers.

Resting at West Point Cemetery, he is remembered for the steadiness and care he demonstrated throughout his service.

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