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	81k	Daniel Ammen was born in Brown County, Ohio, on 15 May 1820. He was appointed a midshipman on 7 July 1836 and later served with distinction during the Civil War. Ammen commanded Seneca at the Battle of Port Royal, S.C., on 7 November 1861; Patapsco in the attack on Fort McAIister and Fort Sumter in 1863; and Mohican in the bombardment of Fort Fisher in late 1864 and early 1865. Following the end of the fighting, he spent most of his remaining years of service in Washington, serving first as Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks and then as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation. He was promoted to rear admiral upon his retirement in 1878. After leaving active duty, he spent much of his time writing on naval subjects and published two books: the Atlantic Coast and The Old Navy and The New. Ammen died near Washington, D.C., on 11 July 1898, and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.		Bill Gonyo
	90k	Undated, location unknown.		Joe Radigan
	52k	Undated, location unknown. Photo courtsey of Lieutenant Commander H.C. Woodword, U.S.N. taken from Jane's Fighting Ships 1914.		Robert Hurst
	116k	USCG Monaghan (CG-15, ex-USS DD-32), USCG Roe (CG-18, ex-DD-24), USCG McDougal (CG-6, ex-DD-54) and USCG Ammen (ex-DD-35) at New York Navy Yard, 20 October 1926.		Robert Hurst
	42k	On Coast Guard service during the Prohibition Era, from the Official Coast Guard Website.		Mike Green
	103k	1926 on Coast Guard service during the Prohibition Era picketing an unknown rum runner, from the Official Coast Guard Website.		Mike Green

LTJG Lloyd Woolsey Townsend    May 23 1911 - Jun 1911
LCDR Joseph Knefler Taussig    Jun 1911 - / (Later VADM)
LT William Henry Allen    ? 1912 - ?
LT Charles Belknap Jr.    May 22 1913 - ?
LT George Christian Logan    Jul 23 1915 - Apr 13 1916