Caleb Swan

1758–1809 (age 51)

Military Officer

Biography

Caleb Swan was a military officer who served his country during the early years of American independence. Born in 1758, he died in 1809, his life dedicated to military service during a critical period in the nation's history.

Swan's final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery reflects the honor and respect accorded to those who served in the armed forces. His legacy is preserved among the countless soldiers and officers who shaped the military traditions of the United States.

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