Francis S. Dodge

1842–1908 (age 66)

Military Officer

Biography

Francis S. Dodge devoted his career to military service, always striving to guide others with fairness and to safeguard the principles he cherished.

His efforts were valued by those who served beside him, and Arlington National Cemetery preserves his name among fellow defenders of the republic.

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