David Kerr Claude

1903–1943 (age 40)

Naval Officer

Biography

David Kerr Claude was a naval officer whose service to the United States Navy exemplified courage and dedication during a critical period in American history. His career reflected the highest ideals of naval service and commitment to national defense.

Claude's sacrifice and service are remembered as part of the proud tradition of the Navy. He was laid to rest at the United States Naval Academy Cemetery, a place of honor befitting his devoted military service.

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