Lawson P. Ramage

1909–1990 (age 81)

U.S. Navy admiral

Biography

Admiral Lawson P. Ramage was celebrated for his daring submarine operations in the Pacific during World War II, earning the Medal of Honor for his bravery and tactical genius. His command emphasized teamwork, innovation, and relentless pursuit of mission success.

After the war he continued to serve his country with distinction, mentoring younger sailors and influencing the Navy’s strategic thought.

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