James Moore

1890–1971 (age 81)

Military Officer

Biography

James Moore, born in 1890, guided supply and field operations through the demands of World War I, World War II, and the early Cold War, always mindful that steady planning kept combat units moving.

He supported commanders with calm resolve and left a legacy of disciplined stewardship that is honored today at Arlington National Cemetery.

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