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Robert Duvall, the Oscar-winning actor whose own service and military upbringing informed a lifetime of tough, believable performances, died Sunday evening, Feb. 15, at his home in Middleburg, Virginia. He was 95.Also Read: 6 War movie legends who died in 2025 Long before Hollywood knew him as Tom Hagen or Lt. Col. Kilgore, Duvall was a military brat, raised in a Navy household shaped by duty, postings, and expectations. His father, Rear Adm. William Howard Duvall, wanted his son to follow him into uniform by attending the Naval Academy.Duvall went another way, and we’re all better off for it. But he didn’t avoid service. In 1953, just after the Korean War ended, he was drafted into the U.S. Army, where he served for two years at Camp Gordon (now Fort Gordon). He left the service with an honorable discharge as a Private First Class Duvall.That enlistment also set him up for what came next. After leaving the Army, Duvall used the GI Bill to study at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre, where his classmates included Dustin Hoffman, James Caan, and fellow veteran Gene Hackman. Duvall was one of America’s best-known famous veterans (even if no one knew he was a veteran), emphasizing that the “soldier” chapter of his life wasn’t a footnote, but rather was part of the foundation.“Some stories have me shooting it out with the Commies from a foxhole over in Frozen Chosin. Pork Chop Hill stuff, ” Duvall once said of his time in the military. “Hell, I barely qualified with the M-1 rifle in basic training.” Actor Robert Duvall and wife Luciana Pedraza shake hands with a member of the Navy’s Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 4 at the Taormina Film Fest in Sicily, Italy, in 2005. (Department of Defense) On screen, Duvall returned to the military again and again, in notable roles like Maj. Frank Burns in “M*A*S*H” to Lt. Col. Wilbur “Bull” Meechum in “The Great Santini,” and, most famously, the cavalry hat–wearing Kilgore in “Apocalypse Now.” He was sometimes satirizing the military, sometimes honoring it, but never giving a subpar performance.Off-screen, Duvall sometimes visited VA hospitals to thank injured veterans for their service, a quiet habit that fit his reputation for keeping things personal and direct. Don’t Miss the Best of We Are The Mighty • 10 questions with Hollywood icon and Army veteran, Robert Duvall• How ‘Major Payne’ became a Marine Corps comedy classic• The new Jimmy Stewart biopic depicts his World War II service Quick Hits Kids & Family No, Kids are not getting dumber. Here’s the truth about the Gen Z intelligence study. By Blake Stilwell Movies The new Jimmy Stewart biopic depicts his World War II service By Blake Stilwell Military News China is fielding its new anti-ship missile and it’s not just for show By Blake Stilwell Feature A new study says veterans are uniquely positioned for AI-resistant careers By Blake Stilwell Feature Registration for Military Creator Con 2026 is now open By Blake Stilwell The post Legendary actor, Army veteran, and Navy brat Robert Duvall dies at 95 appeared first on We Are The Mighty.

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