Leroy Suddath

1931–2020 (age 89)

U.S. Army major general

Biography

Leroy Suddath rose to the rank of U.S. Army major general, commanding troops in difficult environments and shaping special operations and training programs that strengthened airborne and ranger formations.

He continued to mentor young leaders and advocate for service members' well-being after he retired, and his legacy is honored at Arlington National Cemetery.

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