Oliver F. Naquin

1904–1989 (age 85)

Military Officer

Biography

Oliver F. Naquin devoted his career to serving his country as a military officer, bringing calm authority to operations that demanded precision and resolve. He upheld the traditions of service while adapting to the evolving needs of the Navy and her sailors.

His life of commitment is honored at Arlington National Cemetery, where he rests alongside fellow patriots whose sacrifices continue to guard the liberties he defended.

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