Jan Maurits Uijtenhoudt

1904–1940 (age 36)

Biography

Jan Maurits Uijtenhoudt bore the uniform of the Royal Netherlands Navy with pride, serving his country as war clouds gathered once more over Europe. His professionalism and quiet courage marked him as a trusted shipmate and officer during tense prewar years.

He was laid to rest at The Hague General Cemetery, remembered for the promise of service cut short in 1940 yet honored for his unwavering devotion to duty.

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