Stuart H. Ingersoll

US Navy Vice Admiral and aviator

Stuart H. Ingersoll - US Navy Vice Admiral and aviator
Born

1898
127 years ago

Died

January 29th, 1983
42 years ago — 85 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

United States

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Served as a naval aviator and achieved the rank of vice admiral in the United States Navy. Participated in various operational roles throughout a military career that spanned several years. Held leadership positions including command of multiple air wings and carrier groups, contributing to naval aviation and military operations. Contributed to the advancement of naval tactics and strategies during a pivotal time in military history.

Achieved the rank of Vice Admiral in US Navy

Commanded air wings and carrier groups

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