Victor C. Swearingen

1899–1968 (age 69)

Military Officer

Biography

Victor C. Swearingen served with distinction in the United States military, embodying the values of duty and service. Born in 1899, he dedicated his career to his country, rising through the ranks as a dedicated military officer.

His service and commitment to his nation are honored through his final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery, a testament to a life devoted to the defense and security of the United States.

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