Harry H. Johnson

1895–1987 (age 92)

Military Officer

Biography

Harry H. Johnson was a military officer born in 1895 who served with distinction throughout his career. He was part of a generation of military professionals who helped shape American defense and security during a transformative era.

Johnson was laid to rest at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, a place of honor reflecting his years of dedicated military service and sacrifice for his country.

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