Edward H. Brooks

1893–1978 (age 85)

U.S. Army officer

Biography

Edward H. Brooks was a distinguished officer in the United States Army whose career spanned several decades of service to his nation. Born in 1893, he dedicated his life to military service and earned recognition for his contributions to the armed forces during a transformative period in American history.

General Brooks' legacy of leadership and dedication to duty is honored at Arlington National Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. His service exemplified the commitment and sacrifice of those who devoted their careers to protecting the nation and advancing military excellence.

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