Robert F. Travis

1904–1950 (age 46)

U.S. serviceman

Biography

Robert F. Travis, born in 1904, answered a higher calling with professionalism and a calm resolve that inspired both peers and subordinates. His commitment to his role exemplified the best of the U.S. military tradition.

Laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, his memory endures as part of the long line of Americans who gave of themselves in defense of liberty.

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