Marshall I. Ludington

1839–1919 (age 80)

Quartermaster General, U.S. Army

Biography

Marshall I. Ludington (1839–1919) served with distinction as Quartermaster General of the United States Army. His leadership and administrative expertise were instrumental in supporting the nation's military operations and logistics during his tenure.

Ludington's distinguished military career is honored by his interment at Arlington National Cemetery. His legacy reflects the dedication and service of military leaders who shaped American military history.

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