Edward Lawrence Logan

1875–1939 (age 64)

military officer

Biography

Edward Lawrence Logan was a distinguished military officer whose service to his country exemplified duty and honor. His career in the armed forces reflected his commitment to the defense and security of the nation.

Logan's military service and the values he upheld are remembered as a testament to his character and dedication. His contributions to the military are part of the broader history of service and sacrifice.

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