Hooper S. Miles

1895–1964 (age 69)

military officer

Biography

Hooper S. Miles was a military officer born in 1895 who served his nation with distinction until his death in 1964. His military career encompassed the interwar period, World War II, and the early Cold War, during which he contributed significantly to national defense. Miles's service reflected the dedication and commitment required of military professionals during these critical decades.

Miles was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, a final honor befitting his military service and sacrifice. His grave among the nation's honored military personnel serves as a lasting tribute to his contributions and dedication. Arlington National Cemetery remains a solemn memorial to his legacy.

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