Jack L. Treadwell

1919–1977 (age 58)

Military

Biography

Jack L. Treadwell entered the Army before World War II and became known for steady leadership of armored formations, earning the admiration of soldiers who relied on his calm command in battle.

His Medal of Honor recognized a daring stand in the Italian campaign, and he later guided training and doctrine as a general, ensuring that future generations of soldiers were prepared and cared for.

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