John K. Robison

1870–1938 (age 68)

Military Officer

Biography

John K. Robison committed his life to the responsibilities of a military officer, leading with a calm strength that inspired confidence in those around him. Through changing times he remained a reliable anchor for the units he guided.

His life of service is commemorated at Arlington National Cemetery, where his legacy lives on for future generations to honor.

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