Marine Corps Mourns the Loss of Transformational Leader Gen. Alfred M. Gray Jr. at 95

Gen. Gray's visionary leadership profoundly shaped the Marine Corps' operational and intellectual evolution.

Retired Marine Corps Gen. Alfred M. Gray Jr., a highly decorated Vietnam veteran and former commandant of the Marine Corps, has died at the age of 95.
Gen. Gray was known for his transformational leadership, significantly influencing the Marine Corps' operational and intellectual approach.
He played a pivotal role in developing the Marines' warfighting doctrine, which remains foundational to their tactics and strategies today.
Throughout his career, Gen. Gray was deeply respected by Marines and veterans alike for his dedication and contributions to the Corps.
Flags at local military bases will be flown at half-staff for 29 days to honor Gen. Gray's legacy and his impact on the Marine Corps.