Richard Marshall

1895–1973 (age 78)

Biography

Richard Marshall brought steady counsel to the U.S. Army as a staff officer in both world wars, helping coordinate logistics and planning that sustained forces across the Pacific.

His commitment to disciplined preparation and mentorship endured throughout his retirement, and he now lies among fellow veterans at Arlington National Cemetery.

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