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	93k	Ingersoll (DD-652) was named for two naval men. Royal Rodney Ingersoll was born in Niles, Mich., 4 December 1847, and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1868. He served in various ships of the fleet on the European and Asiatic Squadrons until 1876 when he was assigned to the Naval Academy. Ingersoll taught and wrote about Ordnance subjects during several tours at the Academy, and in the early years of the 20th century commanded such ships as Bennington, New Orleans, and Maryland. He was Chief of Staff of the Atlantic Fleet during the first part of its famous cruise around the world, and a member of the General Board in 1908. Rear Admiral Ingersoll retired in 1909, but was called back to duty during World War I as President of the Naval Ordnance Board. In 1919 he returned to his home in Laporte, Ind., where he was active in public affairs until his death 21 April 1931. Royal Rodney Ingersoll, III, the grandson of Admiral Ingersoll, was born at Manila, P.I., 17 December 1913. After graduating from the Naval Academy in 1934, he served in California, Cassin, and other ships during the thirties, and reported on board carrier Hornet during her fitting out period in 1941. Lieutenant Ingersoll served in Hornet during the critical early months of the Pacific war. In the great Battle of Midway 4 to 6 June 1942, in which the U.S. fleet decisively turned back the Japanese threat to the Hawaiian Islands, he was killed at his battle station by machine gun fire from Japanese aircraft. Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress.		Bill Gonyo
	77k	Artist's conception of the Ingersoll 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
	32k	Undated, location unknown.		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	43k	Early 1950's		Ms. Grace Ingersoll, daughter of the ships namesake and granddaughter of Admiral Ingersoll (DD-990) and Larry Graham of the Ingersoll Reunion Group.
	104k	San Diego, circa mid 1950's.		Marc Piché
	304k	Circa 1955		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	161k	Circa 1965		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	137k	Venice, Italy		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	167k	Circa 1965		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	49k	A series of 5 photos taken by Lee Rush showing the Ingersoll in dry dock at Long Beach,CA in 1965 prior to leaving for WESPAC operations in Viet Nam.		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	44k	As above.		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	57k	As above.		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	42k	As above.		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	36k	As above.		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	30k	Photo of the Ingersoll in Guam in 1965 on her way to Vietnam by Lee Rush.		Ingersoll Reunion Group
	85k	Hong Kong 1965		Vic Clabaugh
	92k	San Diego Ca. February 5 1966		© Richard Leonhardt
	49k	Ship's patch		Mike Smolinski

CDR Alexander Craig Veasey    Aug 31 1943 - Feb 1945
CDR Francis Joseph Blouin    Feb 1945 - Apr 1946 (Later VADM)
LCDR Robert Larue Tully    Apr 1946 - Jul 19 1946
(Decommissioned Jul 19 1946 - May 4 1951)
LCDR George Anthony Gowen    May 4 1951 - Oct 28 1952
CDR Richard Herbert Tibbets    Oct 28 1952 - Aug 1954
CDR Perez    ? - Feb 1957
CDR Jessie David Worley    Feb 1957 - May 1958
CDR Paul A. Newlove    May 1958 - 1960
CDR Paul Andrew Boyle    1960 - 1962
CDR Ira W. Bonnett    1962 - ?
CDR Henry E. Davies Jr.    unknown
CDR John J. Strohm    Dec 21 1966 - Aug 21 1968
CDR John M. Redfield    Aug 21 1968 - ?