James K. Woolnough

1910–1996 (age 86)

U.S. Army general

Biography

James K. Woolnough was a U.S. Army general whose military career spanned decades of service to his nation. His leadership and strategic acumen contributed to military operations and the defense of American interests during a significant period in history.

General Woolnough's commitment to military excellence and service set an example for those under his command. His contributions to the Army reflected a lifetime of dedication to duty and country.

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