Deceased Admiral Autograph Collection -- Kempff, Gannon, Watson and Neal WWII for Sale

Deceased Admiral Autograph Collection -- Kempff, Gannon, Watson and Neal WWII For Sale

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Deceased Admiral Autograph Collection -- Kempff, Gannon, Watson and Neal WWII:
$275.00

Up for sale is a grouping of autographs collected by San Diego City Clerk, Allen Wright in the 1920's and 1930's. All autographs are guaranteed authentic.
Deceased Admiral Autograph collection. 4 different Admirals' autograph.All of these autographs were collected by San Diego City Allen Wright in the 1920s and 1930s and are guaranteed authentic. The type written notes are his.The autographs are as followsAdmiral C.S. Kempff, who wrote a really nice inscription:Admiral Sinclair Gannon; aAdmiral Adolphus E. Watson; andAdmiral George Franklin Neal.
Clarence Selby Kempff was attained flag rank and served as the commander of Battleship Division One (COMBATDIV One) while stationed aboard the USS Texas (BB-35) between 1934 and 1936.Battleship Force Commander: On March 30, 1936, he officially assumed command of the battleships of the Battle Force (BATFOR), U.S. Fleet,Sinclair Gannon commanded the USS Saranac among other ships and was commandant at the Naval AcademyWatson was awarded the Navy Cross in WW ! and served in three wars. He commanded the Arizona prior to it's sinking, and prior to taking command of Battleship Division two.
Nealadvanced through the ranks to become a Rear Admiral in 1934. His career featured key positions aboard several vessels, including the USS Pennsylvania and USS California, and he served on the staff of the Commander-in-Chief, United States Fleet.
Neal made significant contributions to the Academy as Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering from 1923 to 1925, shaping the future of naval engineering education. His exemplary service earned him the Navy Cross and the Distinguished Service Order from Britain, recognizing his valor and commitment.
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