Edward John McClernand

1848–1936 (age 88)

Military Officer

Biography

Edward John McClernand carried forward a proud family tradition of military service with grace and integrity. He earned the trust of his peers through steady judgment and a commitment to the ideals of the Army.

Across decades of service, he helped mentor younger officers and contributed to the strength and readiness of the force.

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