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 [1]  [2] | 56k 129k | Loveman Noa was born 5 October 1878 at Chattanooga, Tenn. Appointed to the Naval Academy as a midshipman 5 September 1896, he graduated in June 1900, and was ordered to the Asiatic station in gunboat Mariveles. The morning of 26 October 1901 Midshipman Noa, with an armed crew of six men, put off from Mariveles in a small boat to watch for craft engaged in smuggling contraband from the island of Leyte to Samar. When ready to return to Mariveles, they found the wind and the tide against them. As the boat was taking on water, they put into a small cove on the island of Samar. While scouting the adjacent jungle, Noa, was attacked and stabbed four times by Filipino insurgents. He died before aid could reach him. [1] Portrait of Naval Cadet David Bernard Loveman Noa. [2] Commemorative plaque at the US Naval Academy at Annapolis, MD erected by the Class of 1900 in Memorial Hall. | Bill Gonyo | |
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150k | Undated, location unknown. | Curt Clark, The Four Stack APD Veterans | |
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38k | Undated, Shanghai, China. | Robert M. Cieri | |
| 73k | Launching of Noa (DD-343) and Hulbert (DD-342), Norfolk Navy Yard. USN photo. | Joe Radigan | |
| 76k | Photo #: NH 105312. USS Noa (DD-343) at the Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia, 11 February 1921. Panoramic photograph, taken by Crosby, "Naval Photographer", 11 Portland Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Donation of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum, 1970. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph. | Paul Rebold | |
| 72k | Circa 1930's, location unknown. | Marc Piché | |
| 60k | Philadelphia April 1940, fitted with a seaplane which nested just forward of the after deckhouse, replacing the after torpedo tubes. At the same time a boom for lifting the aircraft was stepped in place of the mainmast. | - | |
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