Ralph Houser

1914–2001 (age 87)

American military officer

Biography

Ralph Houser was a military officer whose steady leadership guided troops through critical moments and helped shape modern logistics and operational readiness. He served with distinction and earned the trust of those he led.

Houser’s commitment to duty extended beyond uniformed service as he mentored younger officers and remained active in veterans’ communities, illustrating lifelong devotion to country and comrades.

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