Samuel Jaskilka

1919–2012 (age 93)

U.S. Marine Corps general

Biography

Samuel Jaskilka served with exceptional distinction as a general in the United States Marine Corps, bringing leadership, courage, and unwavering commitment to the defense of the nation. His military career spanned decades and reflected the highest standards of Marine Corps excellence and professional military leadership.

Jaskilka's legacy as a Marine Corps general reflects his profound contributions to military leadership and national defense. His career exemplified the values of honor, courage, and commitment that define the Marine Corps. He was honored with burial at Arlington National Cemetery, a final tribute to his distinguished service and leadership.

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