Woodrow Swancutt

1915–1993 (age 78)

U.S. Air Force general

Biography

Woodrow Swancutt rose through the Air Force to general officer status, guiding planning and logistics that kept missile wings and tactical units prepared in uncertain times. He was known for his calm judgment and devotion to the airmen under his command.

Even after retirement, General Swancutt offered counsel on defense issues and remained a steady friend to the service before resting at Arlington National Cemetery.

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