Harry Kinnard

1915–2009 (age 94)

U.S. Army Major General

Biography

Harry Kinnard rose to prominence as a U.S. Army Major General whose innovative leadership shaped airborne operations and logistics during World War II and beyond. He was noted for strategic thinking and commitment to the welfare of the soldiers under his command.

In retirement, Kinnard shared his lessons on leadership and service with new generations, emphasizing duty and quiet courage. His career reflected a lifetime of sacrifice and dedication to the nation’s defense.

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