Earl B. Ruth

1916–1989 (age 73)

military officer

Biography

Earl B. Ruth was a military officer whose service to his country spanned significant years of the twentieth century. His career reflected the values of duty, leadership, and dedication that characterize military service.

Ruth's contributions to the armed forces were valued by those who served alongside him. His life exemplified the commitment of military professionals to the defense and service of their nation.

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