Philip De Witt Ginder

1905–1968 (age 63)

Biography

Philip De Witt Ginder spent his life in service to the nation, graduating from West Point and rising through assignments that tested his mettle in distant theaters during World War II and beyond.

He later shared those lessons with younger officers, ensuring the Army remained ready and united through changing times.

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