Frank O. Bowman

1896–1978 (age 82)

Military Officer

Biography

Frank O. Bowman served the nation with distinction, shaping countless soldiers through disciplined training and a calm command presence.

His interment at West Point Cemetery honors a life lived in dedicated service to his country and in continuing stewardship of the Army's cherished traditions.

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