Robert A. Dunlap

1924–1944 (age 20)

Biography

Born in 1924, Robert A. Dunlap answered the call to serve his country during the height of the Second World War. His dedication to duty and the comradeship he shared with fellow soldiers reflected the quiet courage of so many young Americans who crossed the Atlantic to uphold the freedoms of others.

Robert now rests among the rolling fields of Lorraine American Cemetery and Memorial, where the rows of white markers and the gentle remembrance gardens stand as a testament to the lives of those who sacrificed so much in 1944.

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