Bobbie E. Brown

1907–1971 (age 64)

U.S. Army soldier

Biography

Bobbie E. Brown became renowned for his fearless leadership as an Army sergeant in World War II, earning the Medal of Honor for rallying his comrades under intense fire and leading them to victory despite grievous wounds.

His courage and humility inspired soldiers and civilians alike, and he now rests among fellow heroes at Arlington National Cemetery.

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