Thomas W. Kelly

1932–2000 (age 68)

U.S. Army lieutenant general

Biography

Thomas W. Kelly rose to the rank of U.S. Army lieutenant general, overseeing complex operations with strategic vision and a devotion to the well-being of his troops.

His leadership left a lasting imprint on the military community, and he is memorialized at Arlington National Cemetery.

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