Eric Leslie Booth

1904–1944 (age 40)

Biography

Eric Leslie Booth dedicated himself to military service as an officer, guiding his squad with care and unwavering resolve amid the pressures of wartime. He balanced tactical responsibility with heartfelt support for the soldiers under his command.

He is remembered for his leadership, courage, and the quiet compassion he showed, leaving behind a legacy of service that continues to be honored.

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