John W. Vogt, Jr.

1920–2010 (age 90)

Biography

John W. Vogt, Jr. devoted decades to the nation’s armed forces, rising through leadership roles and helping to guide younger officers with steady counsel.

After retirement he continued to support fellow servicemembers, and Arlington National Cemetery became his final resting place.

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