Sir Herbert Walker

Sir Herbert Walker was a prominent British civil servant and diplomat, born in 1877. He played key roles in government, notably as Director of Military Intelligence during World War I and later as a high-ranking diplomat, including British Minister to the United States during World War II. Known for his expertise in international relations and strategic thinking, he was involved in shaping wartime policies and fostering alliances. His work helped strengthen connections between Britain and the U.S., contributing significantly to Allied efforts during the war. Walker was knighted for his service and is remembered as an influential figure in 20th-century diplomacy.