John C. H. Lee

1887–1958 (age 71)

Military Officer

Biography

John C. H. Lee commanded the Army Services of Supply in the European Theater during World War II, orchestrating the vast logistics effort that sustained frontline forces.

His ability to marshal resources across continents ensured the momentum of the Allied advance and earned enduring respect, and Arlington National Cemetery preserves his memory.

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