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No Photo Available	-	Macon C. Overton was born in Union Point, Ga., 18 August 1890. Mortally wounded while guiding a tank against an enemy position at St. George, France, 1 November 1918, Marine Captain Overton had previously been awarded the Croix de Guerre with silver star and palm for action in the Bois de Belleau (13 June 1918) and the Distinguished Service Cross for action near Mount Blanc (2-10 October 1918). For his courage and leadership at St. George, he was posthumously awarded an Oak Leaf cluster to his Distinguished Service Cross.		Robert M. Cieri
	60k	As DD-239, undated, location unknown.		Curt Clark, The Four Stack APD Veterans
	150k	As DD-239, undated, location unknown.		Curt Clark, The Four Stack APD Veterans
	110k	Undated, location unknown.		-
	112k	Undated, location unknown. Operating as apart of DesRon 29 of the Asiatic Fleet.		Robert Hurst
	151k	USS Overton (DD 239) date and place unknown. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.		Darryl Baker
	195k	USS Overton (DD 239) date and place unknown. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.		Darryl Baker
	79k	Photo #: NH 78347, a French launch, under tow, transfers Vinh-Long survivors from USS Bainbridge (DD-246), from which the photograph was taken, to the French armored cruiser Waldeck Rousseau, off Constantinople, Turkey, 16 December 1922. Vinh-Long had burned in the sea of Marmora earlier that day. USS Lawrence (DD-250) and USS Overton (DD-239) are in the background, at left. Donation of Frank A. Downey, 1973. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.		Paul Rebold
	132k	Photo of the USS Childs (DD-241), USS Strurtevant (DD-249), USS Overton (DD-239) and USS King (DD-242) from the San Diego Photo Shop dated March 20 1925.		Ron Hanley
	175k	NH 50253. Overton in the North Atlantic receiving one of these 4 newsmen via highline, G. H. Spilman, Fletcher Pratt, Joe Driscoll or Thomas Morgan.		Ed Zajkowski
	71k	USS Overton (DD-239) underway on 11 November 1942, location unknown. It presents a good example of the US Navy's Measure 13, Haze Grey System, while at the same time it reveals its 'Achilles Heel' when viewed from above against a dark sea background (US National Archives: 19-LCM-DD-239-36308). Photo from Naval Camouflage 1914-1945, by David Williams.		Robert Hurst
	136k	New York, April 10 1943.		Ed Zajkowski
	88k	June 29 1943, while coming alongside for refueling during North Atlantic convoy escort operations.		Robert Hurst

CDR Archibald D. Turnbull    Jun 30 1920 - Sep 1920
CDR Arthur Mark LeRoy (Roy) Bristol Jr.    Sep 1920 - Aug 1921 (Later RADM)
CDR Herbert Aloysius Ellis    May 1923 - Nov 1924
(Decommissioned Feb 3 1931 - 1932?)
(Decommissioned Nov 20 1937 - Sep 26 1939)
LCDR D. K. O'Connor    unknown
LCDR Bruce Draper Kelley    ? - 1941
LCDR Joseph Barnaby Stefanac    1941 - May 1942
CDR Lynne Cline Quiggle    May 1942 - Nov 1942 (Later RADM)