Louis La Garde

1849–1920 (age 71)

Military Officer

Biography

Louis La Garde (1849–1920) dedicated his talents to military medicine, overseeing care for soldiers with compassion and expertise during an era of rapid medical advancement.

His thoughtful attention to the well-being of others earned him lasting respect, and he is remembered with gratitude at Arlington National Cemetery.

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