Word: annapolises
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Fierce-browed Admiral William Frederick Halsey, one of the U.S. Navy's fightingest admirals was just about out of a job. At his advance headquarters in a Solomons jungle last week, correspondents were called in, given the tip-off that his work in the South Pacific was about over...
With singles, comps, and wherries available to those who are qualified to use them and with crew open as a sport to both V-12 and civilians, the boathouse facilities will receive full use this spring. The Varsity has already been practicing for a week in preparation for a schedule...
Annapolis man who came up from the ranks--that's Lt., (jg) A.H. Kerr, Jr., battalion commander of the senior class.
Navy men who have forgiven him for his breaches of the best Annapolis etiquette (i.e., public criticism of command) could take pride in his newest promotion. Annapolis was doing well in England.
Annapolis-educated Colonel Knerr (who transferred to the Army after three years of service as a naval officer) was saying what most officers of the Air Forces believed and were glad to hear. But his insistence became embarrassing. Finally Secretary of War Stimson listened to Navy's angry gripes...