Chief Quartermaster United States Navy. He was aboard the U.S.S. Scorpion in Constantinople, Turkey, 1 July 1914. (From 27 November 1910-28 January 1912, she was at Trieste in Austria-Hungary for extensive repairs, and in February 1912 she returned to Constantinople. In August 1912, she assisted earthquake victims in the Ottoman Empire and, in October 1912, as the First Balkan War broke out, she commenced operations to assist Americans caught in disputed areas.)
Master Mariner for the United States Lines and Pacific and Far East Lines for 40 years.
Master Mariner for the United States Lines and Pacific and Far East Lines for 40 years.
Chief Quartermaster United States Navy. He was aboard the U.S.S. Scorpion in Constantinople, Turkey, 1 July 1914. (From 27 November 1910-28 January 1912, she was at Trieste in Austria-Hungary for extensive repairs, and in February 1912 she returned to Constantinople. In August 1912, she assisted earthquake victims in the Ottoman Empire and, in October 1912, as the First Balkan War broke out, she commenced operations to assist Americans caught in disputed areas.)
Master Mariner for the United States Lines and Pacific and Far East Lines for 40 years.
Master Mariner for the United States Lines and Pacific and Far East Lines for 40 years.
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