Wallace M. Greene

1907–2003 (age 96)

Commandant of the Marine Corps

Biography

Wallace M. Greene (1907–2003) served as Commandant of the Marine Corps, leading the institution with distinction during a significant period in American military history. His leadership shaped the Marine Corps and its mission during his tenure.

Greene's exemplary military service and leadership were honored with his burial at Arlington National Cemetery, reflecting the respect and recognition he earned throughout his career in the United States Marine Corps.

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