William M. Hoge

1894–1979 (age 85)

Military Officer

Biography

William M. Hoge (1894-1979) spent his career bridging strategy and logistics, ensuring the troops entrusted to him were supplied and ready no matter the challenge.

His steadiness in demanding theaters and calm guidance endure in the memory of Arlington National Cemetery, where he rests among his fellow soldiers.

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