Francis M. McAlister

1905–1965 (age 60)

Military Officer

Biography

Francis M. McAlister devoted himself to the nation through service as a military officer, earning admiration for his professionalism and perseverance. He exemplified the courage and integrity expected of those who wear the uniform, even in moments of uncertainty.

His resting place at Arlington National Cemetery stands as a tribute to the sacrifices he made in defense of the country he loved.

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