Justice M. Chambers

1908–1982 (age 74)

Military Officer

Biography

Justice M. Chambers exemplified Marine Corps values throughout a distinguished career that spanned multiple conflicts and countless acts of quiet bravery. He earned the admiration of fellow service members for his resolve under pressure and his refusal to accept anything less than the best from himself and his men.

In retirement he encouraged new generations to hold true to duty and honor, knowing that the strength of the Corps lay not only in strategy but also in character.

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