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	157k	Robert Madison Mullany, born in New York City 26 October 1818, was appointed midshipman 7 January 1832 and took part in the capture of Tobasco during the Mexican War. He served with the North Atlantic and West Gulf Blockading Squadrons during the Civil War, and received the thanks of Congress for gallantry in the Battle of Mobile Bay, where he lost an arm. As rear admiral he commanded the North Atlantic Station (1874-75), protecting American interests on the Isthmus of Panama. He died at Bryn Mawr, Pa., 17 September 1887. Photo #: NH 52769. Group of U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Officers, circa 1866-1867, these officers are identified in the original captions as: (Seated, left to right): Captain J.R. Madison Mullany, USN; and Commander Henry A. Adams, Jr., USN. (Standing, left to right): Unidentified Lieutenant Commander; Lieutenant Commander Rush R. Wallace, USN; Paymaster Horace P. Tuttle, USN; Lieutenant Commander Alexander S. MacKenzie, USN; and First Lieutenant Richard S. Collum, USMC. Note: These identifications should be approached with caution. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.		Bill Gonyo
	82k	Artist's conception of the Mullany as she appeared after original construction by the renowned graphic illustrator John Barrett with the text written by naval author and historian Robert F. Sumrall. Their company Navy Yard Associates offers prints of most destroyers, destroyer escorts, submarines and aircraft carriers in various configurations during the ship's lifetime. The prints can be customized with ship's patches, your photograph, your bio, etc. If you decide to purchase artwork from them please indicate that you heard about their work from NavSource.		Navy Yard Associates
	35k	Undated, location unknown.		-
	98k	Undated, location unknown. BuAer photo #41905.		Ed Zajkowski
	100k	USS Mullany, DD 528, taken 9 July 1943 at Hunter's Point NSY, San Francisco. Changes during overhaul are noted in circles. USN photo.		David Buell
	70k	USS Mullany, DD 528, 6 January 1945 at Hunters Point.		David Buell
	120k	Hunters Point, January 9 1945.		David Buell
	84k	Hunters Point, January 9 1945.		David Buell
	50k	Korean War appearence		Family of Robert E. Miller (Lt. jg) 1943-1945
	65k	Post Korean War Image		Erick C. Nehls Jr
	102k	Circa 1956.		Everett Ellestad
	132k	Circa 1956.		Everett Ellestad
	127k	Circa 1956.		Everett Ellestad
	109k	Task Force off he Philippines April 1956.		Everett Ellestad
	133k	Midway Island July 1956.		Everett Ellestad
	138k	Midway Island July 1956.		Everett Ellestad
	290k	Fremantle, Western Australia in May 1957 for Vistors Day.		Patrick Johnston
	66k	Circa 1959-1962.		Robert Kirk,DCA & Chief Engineer from '59-'62
	64k	Circa 1959-1962.		Robert Kirk,DCA & Chief Engineer from '59-'62
	82k	Circa 1959-1962.		Robert Kirk,DCA & Chief Engineer from '59-'62
	118k	April 6 1962, location unknown.		Larry Blumenthal, PH3, 1957-61 US Navy Photos
	200k	In floating drydock at San Diego September 1962.		Lee Noland
	142k	February 19, 1963 photo of the Mullany in her final configuration. She was originally modernized in the FY 52 program, when her torpedo tubes and depth charge throwers were removed. Her bridge was enclosed, the tripod mast added with the standard air-search, surface-search and radio antennas atop it. Also #3 5" gun was removed and 3"/50s replaced her 40mm A.A. battery. Off the coast of Oahu, on February 19 1963.		Robert Hurst
	193k	July 20 1964, location unknown.		Ed Zajkowski
	40k	David Parkos, DC3 on the fantail prior to the Mullany decommissioning.		David Parkos
	94k 66k	The Mullany's decommissioning program and the commissioning program from the Chiang Yang (DD-9), October 6 1971.		David Parkos
	143k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, the last Plan of the Day.		David Parkos
	41k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, crew on the fantail.		David Parkos
	49k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, Ambassador James Shen & Rear Admiral J.W. Williams Jr.		David Parkos
	46k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, Commander William F. Wolff.		David Parkos
	38k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, American glag comes down for the last time.		David Parkos
	45k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, American flag being folded.		David Parkos
	40k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, American crew marches off.		David Parkos
	61k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, Taiwanese crew marches aboard.		David Parkos
	43k	Mullany decommissioning October 6, 1971, Taiwanese crew raises flag of the Republic of China.		David Parkos
	77k	Ship's plaque.		David Parkos

CDR Baron Joseph Mullaney    Apr 23 1943 - Sep 19 1944 (Later RADM)
CDR Albert Otto Momm    Sep 19 1944 - Jun 2 1945
LCDR Andrew Richard Drea    Jun 2 1945 - Feb 14 1946
(Decommissioned Feb 14 1946 - Mar 8 1951)
CDR George F. Neel    Mar 8 1951- Sep 7 1951
CDR George R. Wells    Sep 7 1951 - Oct 12 1953
CDR William S. Daubin    Oct 12 1953 - Oct 1 1955
CDR Ralph Paul Desmond Jr.    Oct 1 1955 - Nov 29 1957
CDR M. C. Riddle    Nov 29 1957 - Feb 26 1959
CDR R. J. Jackson    Feb 26 1959 - Aug 28 1960
CDR William J. Coleman    Aug 28 1960 - 1962
CDR Robert Edward Adamson Jr.    1962 - 1963 (Later VADM)
CDR H. T. Rogers    1963 - 1965
CDR Daniel A. Lewis    1965 - 1967
CDR Daryl Orville Maxwell    1968 - Jan 8 1969
CDR Frederick S. Adair    Jan 8 1969 - 1970
CDR William F. Wolff    1970 - Oct 6 1971