William P. Yarborough

1912–2005 (age 93)

U.S. Army lieutenant general

Biography

William P. Yarborough’s distinguished military career embodied leadership, discipline, and innovation. A lieutenant general in the U.S. Army, he guided troops through pivotal moments with a clear sense of duty and a constant effort to prepare soldiers for the future.

Beyond the battlefield, he invested in mentoring the next generation of leaders, leaving a legacy of honor and steadfast service to the nation.

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