George W. Casey, Sr.

1922–1970 (age 48)

Military

Biography

General George W. Casey, Sr. (1922–1970) was a dedicated military officer whose service to the United States reflected the highest ideals of military professionalism and commitment. Born in 1922, he came of age during World War II and continued his service through subsequent decades of American military history.

Casey's career was marked by his contributions to military readiness and leadership. His interment at Arlington National Cemetery honors his service and sacrifice, placing him among the nation's most respected military personnel. His legacy continues to inspire those who follow in military service.

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