Frank Martyn Paul

1895–1977 (age 82)

Military Officer

Biography

Frank Martyn Paul (1895-1977) upheld the highest traditions of military service, staying true to the ideals of discipline and care that define a life in uniform.

His legacy is honored in the hallowed grounds of Arlington National Cemetery, where his story continues to comfort those who visit.

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