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	55k	Henry Lewis Hulbert, born in Kingston-upon-Hull, England, 12 January 1867, enlisted in the Marine Corps 28 March 1898. During the Philippine Insurrection, he received the Medal of Honor for an action on Samar 1 April 1899 when he refused to desert disabled comrades in the face of heavy fire. Soon after America entered World War I, Hulbert was appointed a marine gunner with the Fifth Regiment. During the Battle of Chateau Thierry 6 June 1918, despite serious wounds, he directed his platoon in a successful attack and received the Distinguished Service Cross for his heroism. Appointed First Lieutenant for his extraordinary service, Hulbert was killed near Mont Blanc 5 October 1918, and was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross. Photo from USMC History Division.		Bill Gonyo
	161k	Undated, location unknown. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.		Darryl Baker
	64k	USS Hulbert (DD-342) on the beach after digging out operations at Attu Island. This ship had served as tender for PBY'S operating at Nazan Bay, Atka Island, and Kanaga Island. Photo and text from "United States Destroyer Operations in World War II" by Theodore Roscoe.		Robert Hurst
	35k	Undated, location unknown. Courtesy of www.timepassagesnostalgia.com.		Tom Kerman
	93k	Circa 1918-1926.		Jon Burdett
	73k	Launching of Noa (DD-343) and Hulbert (DD-342), Norfolk Navy Yard. USN photo.		Joe Radigan
	128k	December 1944, location unknown.		Ed Zajkowski

LT S. A. Maher    Oct 27 1920 - ?
LCDR Ellis Hugh Geiselman    ? 1932 - ?
LCDR James Valentine Carney    ? 1940 - ?