Mary Louise Rasmuson
American colonel and military leader
American colonel and military leader
1911
115 years ago
Military & Warriors
United States
Achieved the rank of colonel in the United States Army, contributing significantly to military operations and leadership. Served in various roles throughout the career, providing strategic oversight and fostering development within the ranks. Active in veterans' affairs and community service post-retirement, promoting support for former military personnel.
Achieved rank of colonel in the U.S. Army
Contributed to military operations and leadership
Promoted veterans' affairs post-retirement
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