John W. Collier

1929–1950 (age 21)

Serviceman

Biography

John W. Collier served as a young serviceman during the early days of the Korean conflict, sharing in the hardships faced by many American troops far from home. His dedication contributed to the collective effort to uphold peace on the Korean Peninsula.

Collier’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery stands as a reminder of the many lives devoted to preserving liberty, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice at a tender age.

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