Clayton Mansfield

1906–1945 (age 39)

Biography

Clayton Mansfield was an American military officer born in 1906. He served his country with dedication during World War II, holding a commission in the United States Armed Forces.

Mansfield made the ultimate sacrifice in 1945, giving his life in service to his nation. He is honored at the Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery and Memorial in Belgium, a testament to his courage and commitment.

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