Lloyd Horwitz Chandler

Lloyd Horwitz Chandler ( – ) served in the United States Navy.

Life & Career

In 1905 Chandler wrote an "extensive defense" of the amalgamation of line officers and engineers for the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings.^[1]^[2]

Chandler, Lieutenant Commander L. H. (1905). "Is Amalgamation a Failure? Being an Examination of the So-Called Proofs that such is the Case, and a Defense of Our Present Engineering Organization of the Commissioned Personnel of the Navy". U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings 31 (4): pp. 823-943.

Naval Appointments
Preceded by New Command	Captain of U.S.S. Mackenzie 1 May, 1899	Succeeded by ?
Preceded by George W. Williams	Captain of U.S.S. Bailey 1901^[3]	Succeeded by Archer M. R. Allen
Preceded by ?	In Command, First Torpedo Flotilla 19 Jul, 1901^[4] – 1904^[5]^[6]	Succeeded by George W. Williams
Preceded by New Command	Captain of U.S.S. Decatur 19 May, 1902 – 22 Apr, 1904	Succeeded by Dudley W. Knox
Preceded by George R. Evans	Captain of U.S.S. Salem 7 Nov, 1911^[7] – after 1 Jan, 1912^[8]	Succeeded by Leigh C. Palmer
Preceded by John M. Bowyer	Captain of U.S.S. Illinois 7 Nov, 1911^[9] – after 1 Jan, 1913^[10]	Succeeded by Julian L. Latimer
Preceded by Spencer S. Wood	Captain of U.S.S. Nebraska 4 Dec, 1912^[11] – 27 Apr, 1914^[12]	Succeeded by Guy H. Burrage
Preceded by Guy H. Burrage	Commandant of Midshipmen, Naval Academy mid 1915 – mid 1915	Succeeded by Louis McC. Nulton
Preceded by Edwin A. Anderson	Captain of U.S.S. New Hampshire 4 Dec, 1915^[13]	Succeeded by Ridley McLean