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| Description | NH 57333: Acting Secretary of the Navy Charles Edison (left). Reading Letter of Commendation from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to several members of the USS Squalus (SS-192) salvage unit, in his Navy Department offices, 16 September 1939. The others present are (from left to right): Commander Charles B. Momsen, USN; Chief Metalsmith J. H. McDonald, USN; Chief Torpedoman W. H. Squire, USN; Ship Fitter First Class H. H. Frye, USN; Torpedoman First Class J.W. Thompson, USN; Lieutenant Karl R. Wheland, USN; Commander Henry Hartly, USN; and Commander Allan R. McCann, USN. NHHC Photograph Collection. |
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| Author | National Museum of the U.S. Navy |
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