Harry Taylor

1862–1930 (age 68)

Military Officer

Biography

Harry Taylor dedicated his life to service as a United States military officer whose steady leadership guided engineering and logistical efforts during an era of rapid change for the Army. From post assignments abroad to stateside responsibilities, he worked to ensure troops were well supplied and fortresses were adapted to meet modern demands.

He was respected for his calm professionalism, and his commitment to duty endured beyond his retirement, finding a resting place among fellow patriots at Arlington National Cemetery.

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