Williston B. Palmer

1899–1973 (age 74)

U.S. Army officer

Biography

Williston B. Palmer was a dedicated officer of the United States Army whose career encompassed significant periods of military service and leadership. Born in 1899, he served his nation with distinction throughout his military tenure.

General Palmer's legacy of service and commitment to duty is preserved at Arlington National Cemetery, where he rests among the honored fallen and retired military personnel who shaped American military history.

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