Harry L. Steele

1874–1938 (age 64)

Military Officer

Biography

Harry L. Steele, born in 1874, devoted his life to the service of the nation as a military officer. He answered calls of duty with steady resolve, earning the respect of colleagues through leadership, discipline, and a deep sense of responsibility.

After a career marked by steadfast commitment to country, he was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, joining generations of fellow service members in hallowed remembrance.

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