Harry D. Felt

1902–1992 (age 90)

U.S. Navy admiral

Biography

Harry D. Felt proved himself a decisive leader in the Navy, from carrier command to overseeing all Pacific operations during a pivotal era. His deep respect for sailors and commitment to readiness strengthened alliances and deterred aggression across the vast ocean theater.

Retiring with myriad honors, he continued to inspire officers through his example and now rests with fellow patriots at Arlington National Cemetery.

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