Andrews, Adolphus, Sr., VADM

Deceased
 
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Last Rank
Vice Admiral
Last Primary NEC
00X-Unknown NOC/Designator
Last Rating/NEC Group
Rating/NEC Group Unknown
Primary Unit
1942-1943, Commander Eastern Sea Frontier
Service Years
1897 - 1943
Vice Admiral Vice Admiral

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Home State
Texas
Texas
Year of Birth
1879
 
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Contact Info
Home Town
Galveston, TX
Last Address
Houston, TX
Date of Passing
Jun 19, 1948
 
Location of Interment
Oak Cliff Cemetery - Dallas, Texas
Wall/Plot Coordinates
Plot: Sec. Old 2 Lot 85

 Official Badges 

Presidential Service Badge US Navy Retired 30


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 Additional Information
Last Known Activity:


VICE-ADMIRAL ANDREWS DIES IN HOUSTON NAVAL HOSPITAL

The 3-starred flag of Vice-Admiral Adolphus Andrews, the
Dallas man who ran the Navy's war against Nazi subs on the Atlantic Coast, was struck forever Saturday.

He died in the U. S. Naval Hospital at
Houston.

Death came after a long illness, to the handsome, 69-year-old man who had been naval aide to three
United States Presidents. When Adolphus Andrews entered Annapolis, he was the youngest midshipman in his class. At 38, he was the youngest captain in the Navy. He had held almost every high Navy post except Chief of Naval Operations.

Since retiring because of age in 1943, he had headed the Andrews Investment Company in Dallas and the Waples-Platter Company of
Texas
. He held a dozen other important business directorates.

   

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 Unit Assignments
US NavyUS Naval Academy Annapolis (Faculty Staff)USS Oklahoma (BB-37)USS Prometheus (AR-3)
NAVSUBASE New London/GrotonUSS Texas (BB-35)School Assignments - Staff
  1901-1903, OC, USS Maine (BB-10)
  1903-1906, USS Dolphin (PG-24)
  1906-1908, USS Villalobos (PG-42)
  1908-1908, 110X, Brooklyn Navy Yard, NY
  1908-1908, New York Navy Yard
  1910-1911, USS Mayflower (PY-1)
  1911-1914, US Naval Academy Annapolis (Faculty Staff)
  1914-1914, USS Michigan (BB-27)
  1914-1916, USS Utah (BB-31)
  1916-1918, USS Oklahoma (BB-37)
  1918-1918, USS Massachusetts (BB-2)
  1918-1919, 3rd Naval District
  1920-1921, USS Prometheus (AR-3)
  1922-1926, USS Mayflower (PY-1)
  1926-1927, NAVSUBASE New London/Groton
  1929-1931, USS Texas (BB-35)
  1931-1933, Naval War College (Staff) Center for Naval Warfare Studies
  1934-1935, Commander in Chief, United States Fleet (CINCUS)
  1935-1938, Bureau of Navigation (BuNav)
  1938-1941, Commander, Scouting Force, Pacific Fleet
  1941-1942, 3rd Naval District
  1942-1943, Commander Eastern Sea Frontier
 Combat and Non-Combat Operations
  1898-1898 Spanish-American War
  1914-1914 US Occupation of Veracruz
  1917-1918 World War I
  1941-1943 World War II/American Theater
 Colleges Attended 
United States Naval AcademyNaval War College
  1898-1901, United States Naval Academy
  1919-1920, Naval War College
 Other News, Events and Photographs
 
  Jun 07, 1903, Commissioned as Ensign
  Jun 07, 1906, Promoted to Lieutenant
  Jul 01, 1913, Promoted to Lieutenant Commander
  Jul 01, 1918, Promoted to Commander
  Sep 21, 1918, Promoted to Captain
  Jan 16, 1934, Promoted to Rear Admiral
  May 01, 1942, Promoted to Vice Admiral
  Apr 07, 2022, Other Photos
 Military Associations and Other Affiliations
United States Navy Memorial WWII Memorial National Registry
  2022, United States Navy Memorial - Assoc. Page
  2022, WWII Memorial National Registry - Assoc. Page
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