Thomas J. H. Trapnell

1902–2002 (age 100)

U.S. Army officer

Biography

Thomas J. H. Trapnell was a respected U.S. Army officer whose long career spanned pivotal moments in modern military history. His steady guidance and tactical insight helped forge stronger units and prepared countless soldiers for the demands of service.

He is remembered at West Point Cemetery, where his commitment to duty and country continues to be honored.

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