Francis Greenlief

1921–1999 (age 78)

U.S. Army general

Biography

General Francis Greenlief was a dedicated officer in the United States Army who served his nation with distinction and honor. Throughout his military career, he demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities and a steadfast commitment to the principles of military service and national defense.

His contributions to the Army and his years of faithful service earned him respect among his peers and subordinates alike. General Greenlief's legacy is one of professional excellence and unwavering dedication to duty. He was honored with burial at Arlington National Cemetery, reflecting the nation's gratitude for his service.

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