He graduated from the US Naval Academy, Class of 1911. He resigned his US Navy commission on Sept 15 1924, with the rank of LT Commander. He received/accepted a commission in the US Naval Reserve in 1929, with the rank of LT Commander. His speciality was as an engineering officer. He retired on June 1 1947, rank of Captain, USNR (apparently for health reasons). His officer file (service) number was 07655.
[Mike Weeks provided the above bio info]
He was listed as an Officer of the USS Virginia during the February 12-27 1919 voyage.
In 1945, at the time his son was killed in action, LCDR Keller was living in Newtonville, Boston MA.
Interment was March 20, 1975.
[Mike Weeks provided the above bio info]
He was listed as an Officer of the USS Virginia during the February 12-27 1919 voyage.
In 1945, at the time his son was killed in action, LCDR Keller was living in Newtonville, Boston MA.
Interment was March 20, 1975.
He graduated from the US Naval Academy, Class of 1911. He resigned his US Navy commission on Sept 15 1924, with the rank of LT Commander. He received/accepted a commission in the US Naval Reserve in 1929, with the rank of LT Commander. His speciality was as an engineering officer. He retired on June 1 1947, rank of Captain, USNR (apparently for health reasons). His officer file (service) number was 07655.
[Mike Weeks provided the above bio info]
He was listed as an Officer of the USS Virginia during the February 12-27 1919 voyage.
In 1945, at the time his son was killed in action, LCDR Keller was living in Newtonville, Boston MA.
Interment was March 20, 1975.
[Mike Weeks provided the above bio info]
He was listed as an Officer of the USS Virginia during the February 12-27 1919 voyage.
In 1945, at the time his son was killed in action, LCDR Keller was living in Newtonville, Boston MA.
Interment was March 20, 1975.
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