Category
page 1United States Navy World War II admirals
Chester W. Nimitz
United States Navy fleet admiral (1885–1966)
Richard E. Byrd
American naval officer, explorer (1888-1957)
Ernest King
United States Navy admiral, Chief of Naval Operations (1878-1956)
Raymond A. Spruance
United States admiral (1886-1969)
William Halsey Jr.
United States admiral (1882–1959)
William D. Leahy
United States admiral, ambassador to France, Chief of Staff (1875–1959)
Husband E. Kimmel
United States admiral (1882-1968)
Frank Jack Fletcher
United States Navy admiral, Medal of Honor recipient
Marc Mitscher
United States admiral (1887–1947)
Harold Rainsford Stark
American admiral (1880-1972)
Thomas Cassin Kinkaid
United States Navy admiral
Willis Augustus Lee
admiral (1888-1945)
Thomas C. Hart
United States Navy admiral and United States Senator (1877-1971)
Richmond K. Turner
Admiral in the United States Navy (1885-1961)
Alan Goodrich Kirk
United States Navy admiral (1888–1963)
Robert L. Ghormley
United States Navy admiral (1883–1958)
Daniel J. Callaghan
United States Navy Admiral and Navy Medal of Honor recipient (1890–1942)
Arthur William Radford
United States naval aviator (1896-1973)
Norman Scott
United States Navy Admiral and Medal of Honor recipient (1889–1942)
John S. McCain
United States Navy admiral (1884-1945)
Forrest Sherman
United States Navy Admiral and Chief of Naval Operations (1896-1951)
Wilson Brown
United States admiral (1882-1957)
William H. P. Blandy
American admiral (1890–1954)
Henry Kent Hewitt
United States admiral (1887-1972)
Isaac C. Kidd
American Rear Admiral in the United States Navy
William Fechteler
United States Navy admiral (1896–1967)
Joseph J. Clark
United States admiral (1893–1971)
Jonas H. Ingram
United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient, American football player and coach, college athletics administrator (1886–1952)
Frederick C. Sherman
United States Navy admiral, aviator and submarine commander (1888–1957)
Louis Emil Denfeld
United States Naval commander (1891-1972)
Jesse B. Oldendorf
admiral in the United States Navy and recipient of the Purple Heart medal (1887-1974)
Lynde D. McCormick
United States admiral
Clifton Sprague
United States U.S. Navy Vice admiral (1896–1955)
Harry E. Yarnell
United States Navy admiral (1875–1959)
Aubrey Fitch
United States Navy admiral (1883-1978)
William R. Purnell
American officer
Robert C. Giffen
United States Navy admiral, college athletics administrator
Charles A. Lockwood
United States admiral
James O. Richardson
United States Navy admiral (1878-1974)
Robert Alfred Theobald
United States admiral (1884–1957)
Henry M. Mullinnix
United States admiral (1892–1943)
Oscar C. Badger II
American naval officer; United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient (1890-1958)
Albert Cushing Read
United States Navy admiral and aviator (1887–1967)
Arthur Dewey Struble
United States Navy admiral (1894–1983)
William Harrison Standley
United States admiral (1872–1963)
Carleton H. Wright
United States Navy admiral (1892–1970)
Theodore E. Chandler
United States Navy admiral
Theodore Stark Wilkinson
United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient
Thomas L. Sprague
United States admiral (1894-1972)
Robert Carney
American admiral (1895-1990)
Francis Stuart Low
American military personnel (1894-1964)
Joseph Golinkin
American artist (1896-1977)
Henry A. Schade
United States Navy commodore (1900–1992)
Gerald F. Bogan
United States Navy admiral (1894–1973)
Thomas G. W. Settle
United States admiral (1895–1980)
Walden L. Ainsworth
United States admiral (1886–1960)
Edward Hanson
U.S. Navy Vice admiral and Governor of American Samoa (1889–1959)
Alfred E. Montgomery
American admiral
Russell Willson
United States Navy Admiral and Superintendent of the United States Naval Academy
C. Turner Joy
United States Navy admiral (1895-1956)