Naval Station Guam

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Naval Station Guam was a United States Navy naval base at the island of Guam.

History

Commandants

The Commandant of the Naval Station seems to have also functioned as the Naval Governor of the island of Guam.

Captain Richard P. Leary, 7 August, 1899^[1] – 12 June, 1900^[2]
Captain William E. Safford, 12 June, 1900^[3] – 19 July, 1900^[4]
Captain Seaton Schroeder, 12 July, 1900^[5] – 25 january, 1903^[6]
Captain William Swift, 25 January, 1903^[7] – 6 February, 1903^[8]
Commander William E. Sewell, 6 February, 1903^[9] – 17 Mar, 1904^[10]
Lieutenant Frank H. Schofield, 11 January, 1904^[11] – 28 January, 1904^[12]
Captain Raymond Stone, 28 January, 1904^[13] – 16 May, 1904^[14]
Captain George L. Dyer, 16 May, 1904^[15] – 2 November, 1905^[16]
Captain Luke McNamee, 2 November, 1905^[17] – 3 December, 1906^[18]
Captain Templin M. Potts, 3 December, 1906^[19] – 3 October, 1907^[20]
Captain Luke McNamee, 3 October, 1907^[21] – 28 December, 1907^[22]
Captain Edward J. Dorn, 28 December, 1907^[23] – 5 November, 1910^[24]
Captain Frank B. Freyer, 5 November, 1910^[25] – 21 January, 1911^[26]
Captain George R. Salisbury, 21 January, 1911^[27] – 30 January, 1912^[28]
Captain Robert E. Coontz, 30 January, 1912^[29] – 23 September, 1913^[30]
Captain Alfred W. Hinds, 23 September, 1913^[31] – 28 March, 1914^[32]
Captain William J. Maxwell, 28 March, 1914^[33] – 29 April, 1916^[34]
Captain William P. Cronan, 29 April, 1916^[35] – 18 May, 1916^[36]
Captain Edward Simpson, 18 May, 1916^[37] – 30 May, 1916^[38]
Captain Roy C. Smith, 30 May, 1916^[39] – 18 November, 1918^[40]
Captain William W. Gilmer, 18 November, 1918^[41] – 22 November, 1919^[42]
Captain William A. Hodgman, 22 November, 1919^[43] – 21 December, 1919^[44]
Captain William W. Gilmer, 21 December, 1919^[45] – 7 July, 1920^[46]
Captain Ivan C. Wettengel, 7 July, 1920^[47] – 27 February, 1921^[48]
Captain James S. Spore, 27 February, 1921^[49] – 7 February, 1922^[50]
Captain Adelbert Althouse, 7 February, 1922^[51] – 8 DEcember, 1922^[52]
Captain John P. Miller, 8 December, 1922^[53] – 14 December, 1922^[54]
Captain Adelbert Althouse, 14 December, 1922^[55] – 4 August, 1923^[56]
Captain Henry B. Price, 4 August, 1923^[57] – 26 August, 1924^[58]
Captain Alfred W. Brown, Sr., 26 August, 1924^[59] – 7 August, 1926^[60]
Captain Lloyd S. Shapley, 7 August, 1926^[61] – 11 June, 1929^[62]
Captain Willis W. Bradley, Jr., 11 June, 1929^[63] – 15 March, 1931^[64]
Captain Edmund S. Root, 15 March, 1931^[65] – 21 June, 1933^[66]
Captain George A. Alexander, 21 June, 1933^[67] – 27 March, 1936^[68]
Captain Benjamin V. McCandlish, 27 March, 1936^[69] – 8 February, 1938^[70]
Captain James T. Alexander, 8 February, 1938^[71] – 20 April, 1940^[72]
Captain George J. McMillin, 20 April, 1940^[73] – 10 December, 1941^[74]

See Also

Wikipedia

Footnotes

Bibliography

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