John E. Hull

1895–1975 (age 80)

Military Officer

Biography

John E. Hull, born in 1895, guided the Army through World War II and the Korean conflict, rising to senior leadership and later serving as U.S. Ambassador to South Korea, where his experience helped steady the nation during a turbulent time.

His thoughtful counsel on defense and diplomacy left a lasting impression on soldiers and statesmen alike, and he was laid to rest with full honors at Arlington National Cemetery.

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