George A. Taylor

1899–1969 (age 70)

Biography

George A. Taylor is remembered for steady leadership during World War II, notably commanding troops through the siege of Bastogne while keeping faith with the values forged at West Point.

After the war he shared those lessons with future officers, ensuring that courage and calm judgment remained hallmarks of the Army.

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