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Commanders of USS Cassin Young

CDR Earl Tobias Schreiber, Commissioned in 1929, retired as Rear Admiral, Served as CO 12/31/1943 to 10/31/1944.

CDR John Williams Ailes III, Commissioned in 1930, retired as Rear Admiral, Served as CO 10/31/1944 to 08/29/1945.

LCDR Carl Ferdinand Pfeifer, Commissioned in 1939, Served as CO 08/29/1945 to 05/28/1946.

CDR James Boyce Denton, Commissioned in 1937, Served asCO 09/07/1951 to 11/21/1952

CDR Thomas Joseph Rudden Jr., Commissioned in 1939, retired as Rear Admiral, Served as CO 11/21/1952 to 07/10/1954

CDR Kenneth Barth Brown, Commissioned in 1942, Served as CO 10/07/1954 to 08/17/1956

CDR Clifton Bledsoe Cates, Jr, Commissioned in 1943, Served as CO 08/17/1956 to 09/14/1958

CDR , John Homer Hooper, Commissioned in 1944, Served as CO 09/14/1958 to 04/29/1960

LCDR Alfred Brunson Wallace, Commissioned in 1939, PCO, Killed in Action 07/31/1945

 

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Drawing of Bunker Hill Monument under construction.

Did You Know?
Did you know that the financing for The Bunker Hill Monument was a hand-to-mouth project, culminating in a bake sale in 1840, three years before the dedication? By contrast, The Dorchester Heights Monument was financed by an appropriation from the Massachusetts Legislature amounting to $100,000.

Last Updated: October 04, 2010 at 10:06 MST