James H. Stratton

1898–1984 (age 86)

Military Officer

Biography

James H. Stratton was a dedicated military officer who served his nation with distinction and professionalism. Born in 1898, he exemplified the highest standards of military leadership and commitment to duty throughout his career.

His service to his country reflected unwavering dedication to the principles of honor and patriotism. Stratton passed away in 1984, and his legacy continues to be honored by those who served alongside him.

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