James Millikin Bevans

1899–1977 (age 78)

Military Officer

Biography

James Millikin Bevans was a military officer whose career reflected a profound commitment to the United States Armed Forces and the defense of the nation. His leadership and dedication contributed to military readiness and excellence during important periods of American history.

Bevans's distinguished service and unwavering commitment to duty earned him respect and recognition throughout his career. His burial at Arlington National Cemetery honors his lifetime of dedication to his country and the military profession.

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