York City. Legacy Greene's family holds a distinguished place in American military history. His father was Civil War general, George Sears Greene, famous for his defense of Culp's Hill at the Battle of Gettysburg. His older brother, Samuel Dana Greene, was the executive officer of the USS Monitor during the Battle of Hampton Roads. All were from Rhode Island. Publications His publications include a series of works on military campaigns, including: Greene also wrote a biographical sketch in a collection of Theodore Roosevelt's political writings entitled, "American Ideals", originally published 1897 and subsequently republished for Roosevelt's presidential campaign in 1900. See also Battle of Manila (1898) References External links Battle of Raymond Arlington National Cemetery United States Army generals American military writers New York City Police Commissioners American military personnel of the Spanish–American War Burials at Arlington National Cemetery 1850 births 1921 deaths New York (state) Republicans United States military attachés United States Military Academy alumni Greene family of Rhode Island