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page 2United States Navy admirals
Edwin T. Layton
U.S. Navy Rear Admiral, noted for intelligence work during the Second World War
Robert Harward
United States Navy admiral
Winfield Scott Schley
United States Navy rear admiral (1839-1911)
Michael Musmanno
United States admiral (1897-1968)
Louis Emil Denfeld
United States Naval commander (1891-1972)
Benjamin Franklin Tilley
US Navy Rear Admiral, Naval Acting-Governor (1848-1907)
George Whelan Anderson, Jr.
United States admiral (1906-1992)
Harry E. Yarnell
United States Navy admiral (1875–1959)
William R. Purnell
American officer
Bobby Ray Inman
United States Navy admiral (born 1931)
Oscar C. Badger II
American naval officer; United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient (1890-1958)
James O. Richardson
United States Navy admiral (1878-1974)
Charles A. Lockwood
United States admiral
Aubrey Fitch
United States Navy admiral (1883-1978)
Jay L. Johnson
United States Navy admiral
Henry T. Mayo
United States Navy admiral (1856-1937)
Jesse B. Oldendorf
admiral in the United States Navy and recipient of the Purple Heart medal (1887-1974)
Lynde D. McCormick
United States admiral
Gary Roughead
Admiral of the U.S. Navy and 29th Chief of Naval Operations
Christopher W. Grady
12th Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thomas Ryan
United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient (1901–1970)
Sidney Souers
United States admiral (1892-1973)
James Oren Ellis, Jr.
United States admiral
William Harrison Standley
United States admiral (1872–1963)
Edward Walter Eberle
admiral in the United States Navy (1864-1929)
John Lorimer Worden
United States Navy admiral
Vern Clark
United States Navy admiral
Arthur Dewey Struble
United States Navy admiral (1894–1983)
Seaton Schroeder
United States Navy Rear Admiral (1849-1922)
George W. Melville
American admiral and engineer (1841-1912)
James Harrison Oliver
American politician and admiral (1857-1928)
Steven A. White
United States Navy admiral (1928-2021)
U.S. Naval Forces Korea
major shore command of the United States Navy in South Korea
David L. McDonald
United States admiral
David Watson Taylor
United States Navy admiral
James A. Winnefeld, Jr.
American admiral
Philip S. Davidson
U.S. Navy Four Star Admiral
Harry D. Train II
United States Admiral
Timothy J. Keating
United States admiral
Hugh Rodman
United States Navy admiral (1859–1940)
Robert Coontz
American naval officer (1864–1935)
John Rodgers
American admiral and botanical collector (1812-1882)
Francis Stuart Low
American military personnel (1894-1964)
James Edward Van Zandt
politician and United States Navy officer (1898–1986)
Robert Carney
American admiral (1895-1990)
Charles Frederick Hughes
American admiral
George Wikoff
U.S. Navy admiral
Royal E. Ingersoll
United States admiral
David E. White
American admiral and chaplain
Joseph D. Kernan
United States admiral
Charles R. Larson
United States admiral
Alfred M. Pride
United States Navy admiral (1897-1988)
Harry W. Hill
United States admiral (1890-1971)
James Sargent Russell
United States Navy Admiral (1903-1996)
Lawson P. Ramage
United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient; submariner; U.S. Navy admiral (1909–1990)
Ben Moreell
United States Navy admiral
Horacio Rivero, Jr.
first Puerto Rican and Hispanic four-star Admiral, and second Hispanic to become a full Admiral in the modern United States Navy (1910-2000)
DeWitt Clinton Ramsey
American admiral (1888-1961)
George Dominic Murray
United States Navy Vice Admiral
Alvin Holsey
American Navy admiral and commander of United States Southern Command (born 1965)