Thomas Cassin Kinkaid

1888–1972 (age 84)

Naval Officer

Biography

Admiral Thomas Cassin Kinkaid devoted his life to naval service, leading American forces through pivotal campaigns in the Pacific Theater and earning the trust of sailors and strategists alike during World War II.

He is remembered at Arlington National Cemetery for steady guidance, leaving a legacy of tactical acumen and dedication to the navy's highest traditions of honor.

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