William Durward Connor

1874–1960 (age 86)

Biography

William Durward Connor brought engineering acumen to West Point, helping shape the physical and institutional structures that supported the Army's growing responsibilities in the early twentieth century.

His mentorship of young officers emphasized professionalism, and his efforts ensured that those who followed walked into a more prepared service.

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