Naval Station Tutuila: Difference between revisions

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Naval Station Tutuila was a United States Navy naval base located in Pago Pago harbor on the island of Tutuila in American Samoa.

Dates of appointment given:

Commander Benjamin F. Tilley, 9 March, 1899^[1] (also captain of Abarenda)
Commander Edmund B. Underwood, 19 February, 1903^[2] (captain of Wheeling)
Captain Charles B. T. Moore, 22 December, 1904^[3] (also naval governor of Samoa and captain of Annapolis)
Commander William M. Crose, 4 April, 1910^[4] – after 1 January, 1913^[5] (also naval governor of Samoa and captain of Annapolis, then Princeton)
Commander William B. Howe, 28 July, 1925^[6]

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