William S. Biddle III

1900–1981 (age 81)

Military Officer

Biography

William S. Biddle III was a distinguished military officer whose career demonstrated dedication to service and the defense of his nation. Born in 1900, he committed himself to military duty, serving with integrity and professionalism throughout his years of active service.

Biddle's legacy of service and sacrifice is commemorated at Arlington National Cemetery, where he was interred in 1981. His memory reflects the honor and commitment of those who dedicated their lives to their country.

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