Henry D. Linscott

1894–1973 (age 79)

U.S. Marine Corps officer

Biography

Henry D. Linscott’s service as a U.S. Marine Corps officer exemplified courage and readiness, qualities that guided him through decades of evolving missions and responsibilities. He led Marines with conviction, emphasizing preparedness and mutual trust.

Linscott was respected for balancing toughness with fairness, ensuring his Marines were well-led and well-prepared. His interment at Arlington National Cemetery marks a lifetime devoted to the Corps and to country.

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