Willis Dale Crittenberger

1890–1980 (age 90)

Army General

Biography

Willis Dale Crittenberger rose to the rank of Army General, a testament to his exceptional leadership and military acumen. Throughout his distinguished career, he demonstrated the strategic vision and commanding presence expected of the highest military ranks.

General Crittenberger's contributions to the Army and the nation are honored by his interment at Arlington National Cemetery, where he rests among the most esteemed military leaders in American history.

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