Eugene Lowry Eubank was a United States Air Force major general whose career began in the Signal Corps during World War I and ended with his retirement in 1954. He commanded the 19th Bombardment Group when it was sent to the Philippines in 1941 and was in command of its B-17 force when the Japanese attacked Clark Field in of that year. He later led the Second Bomber Command and the Third Division of the Eighth Air Force, and finished his career as commander of Technical Training Air Force. At retirement he was the oldest pilot on active duty in the air force. He died at the age of 104.
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