Upham, Frank Brooks, ADM

Deceased

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Service Details

Last Rank
Admiral

Primary Unit
1935-1936, General Board, Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV)

Service Years
1893 - 1936

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Order of the Golden Dragon

Order of the Spanish Main

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Personal Details

Home State

Arizona

Year of Birth
1872

This Military Service Page was created/owned by Kent Weekly (SS/DSV) (DBF), EMCS to remember Upham, Frank Brooks (Stumpy), ADM USN(Ret).

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Contact Info

Home Town Fort Apache, AZ	Last Address San Francisco, CA
Date of Passing Sep 15, 1939

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Last Known Activity:

Profile under construction

Other Comments:

He was Commander in Chief Asiatic from 1933 - 1935 in the rank of Admiral

1899-1899, USS Olympia (C-6)

From Month/Year March / 1899	To Month/Year October / 1899
Unit USS Olympia (C-6) Unit Page
Rank Lieutenant Junior Grade	NEC Not Specified
Base, Station or City Not Specified	State/Country Not Specified

Patch	USS Olympia (C-6) Details

	Type Surface Vessel
	Parent Unit Surface Vessels	Strength Heavy Cruiser
	Created/Owned By Not Specified

Last Updated: Jan 15, 2010

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11 Members Also There at Same Time

USS Olympia (C-6)

Ford, John Donaldson, RADM, (1862-1902)			Commander
SMITH, Daniel A., CAPT, (1863-1901)			Commander
Niblack, Albert Parker, VADM, (1880-1923)			Lieutenant
Rees, Corwin Pottenger, RADM, (1870-1910)			Lieutenant
TAYLOR, Montgomery Meigs, ADM, (1890-1936)			Lieutenant Junior Grade
Butler, Henry, VADM, (1891-1944)			Ensign
Carpenter, Dudley Newcomb, CAPT, (1896-1933)	OFF	210X	Lieutenant Junior Grade
McCloy, John, LCDR, (1898-1942)	00		Seaman
Brumby, Thomas Mason, LT, (1873-1899)			Lieutenant
Caldwell, Harry Handly, CDR, (1891-1919)			Lieutenant Junior Grade
Purdy, Gilbert Harrison, SEA, (1858-1900)			Seaman