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United States Navy admiral (1892–1978)
Admiral Ben Moreell (September 14, 1892 – July 30, 1978) was the chief of the U.S. Navy's Bureau of Yards and Docks and of the Civil Engineer Corps. Best
Ben_Moreell
Member of the US Naval Construction Forces
structure, discipline, and esprit de corps. In December 1937, RADM. Ben Moreell became BuDocks Chief and the lead proponent of the CB proposal. In 1941
Seabee
Lake freighter on the North American Great Lakes
Ben Moreell was a lake freighter on the North American Great Lakes. In 1958, she collided with the ferry Ashtabula in the harbor of Ashtabula, Ohio. In
Ben_Moreell_(steamer)
Engineering-focused staff corps of the United States Navy
of World War II, have held the rank of Vice Admiral, and one officer, Ben Moreell, has held the four-star rank of Admiral, but there are no current billets
Civil_Engineer_Corps
US Navy installation near Oxnard, California, US
Angeles and San Francisco. Word of the discovery was sent to Admiral Ben Moreell, Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, who was busily putting together
Naval Construction Battalion Center Port Hueneme
Naval_Construction_Battalion_Center_Port_Hueneme
American train ferry
cars. She sank on 18 September 1958 after colliding with the steamer Ben Moreell in Ashtabula harbour. "Ashtabula (Ferry), U203071, sunk by collision
Ashtabula_(ferry)
American construction company
Archie Turner selected Admiral Ben Moreell, the individual responsible for forming the Seabees. One month after Moreell's appointment, Archie Turner died
Turner_Construction
Casablanca-class escort carrier of the US Navy
April 1943; sponsored by Mrs. Clara Klinksick, wife of Rear Admiral Ben Moreell, the chief of the Navy's Bureau of Yards and Docks. Originally, she was
USS_Liscome_Bay
United States admiral (1886–1969)
Assistant Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal, MG Harry Schmidt, MG Holland M. Smith, VADM Ben Moreell, LTC Evans Carlson, and RADM Charles A. Pownall.
Raymond_A._Spruance
United States Naval Service's distinguished service medal
awards) Richard W. Mies Paul D. Miller (3 awards) Marc Mitscher (3 awards) Ben Moreell (2 awards) Thomas H. Moorer (5 awards) William F. Moran (2 awards) Michael
Navy Distinguished Service Medal
Navy_Distinguished_Service_Medal
Italian electrical engineer and inventor (1874–1937)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Guglielmo_Marconi
American aviation pioneers, inventors of the airplane
on June 10, 2015. Retrieved March 5, 2013. Padfield, Gareth D.; Lawrence, Ben (December 2003). "The birth of flight control: An engineering analysis of
Wright_brothers
United States Navy base in New Jersey
Logistics Squadron 2. In 2015, the largest solar farm in New Jersey, the Ben Moreell Solar Farm, a 28.5 MW system on 170 acres (69 ha), was completed at the
Naval_Weapons_Station_Earle
Military unit
home-ported at Port Hueneme, California. In December 1941, Rear Admiral Ben Moreell, Chief of BuDocks, recommended establishing Navy Construction Battalions
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_3
Military unit
Commander Defense Forces American Samoa, 25 June 1943 Rear Admiral Ben Moreell, Budocks, 7 August 1943 Major General Charles F. B. Price USMC, Hq Defense
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 11
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_11
| NJ OCE Web Site". njcleanenergy.com. Retrieved November 10, 2021. "Ben Moreell Solar Farm 28.5 MW". CS Energy. Retrieved May 26, 2020. Lewis, Michelle
List of power stations in New Jersey
List_of_power_stations_in_New_Jersey
Military unit
1st Naval Construction Detachment. With the outbreak of war, Admiral Ben Moreell, Chief of BuDocks, recommended creating three Naval Construction Battalions
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 1
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_1
Military unit
Humanitarian Service Medal – Operation Unified Assistance2004 Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion 2 (ACB-2) Civil Engineer Corps United
Amphibious Construction Battalion 1
Amphibious_Construction_Battalion_1
One of the "systems commands" of the United States Navy
impractical at many overseas locations. Therefore, in 1942 Rear Admiral Ben Moreell, Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, implemented a proposal mapped
Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command
Naval_Facilities_Engineering_Systems_Command
Award
William Embry Wrather 1955 Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 Philip Sporn 1957 Ben Moreell 1958 John R. Suman 1959 Mervin J. Kelly 1960 Gwilym A. Price 1961 Stephen
John_Fritz_Medal
Reeves, Jr. 8247: William H. P. Blandy 9643: Arthur W. Radford 16718: Ben Moreell 20485: Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter 69428: Max Leslie 77207: Chester Nimitz
Service number (United States Navy)
Service_number_(United_States_Navy)
American electrical engineer
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
John_J._Carty
Academy of Sciences Robert H. Mohlenbrock (PhD 1957): botanist and author Ben Moreell (BS 1913): U.S. Navy admiral; founder of the Navy's Seabees construction
List of Washington University alumni
List_of_Washington_University_alumni
Polish-American civil engineer (1861–1940)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Ralph_Modjeski
U.S. Navy industrial complex in Gulfport, Mississippi
located at Port Hueneme, California) is located on the grounds. Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion One (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction
Naval Construction Battalion Center (Gulfport, Mississippi)
Naval_Construction_Battalion_Center_(Gulfport,_Mississippi)
Hungarian-American mathematician, aerospace engineer and physicist (1881–1963)
Kohn Ilka) and Mór Kármán [eo]. Among his ancestors were Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel, who was said to be the creator of the Golem of Prague, and Rabbi
Theodore_von_Kármán
Charles Erwin Wilson, 1955 Robert E. Wilson, 1956 Walker Lee Cisler, 1957 Ben Moreell, 1958 James R. Killian, Jr., 1959 Herbert Payne Sedwick, 1960 William
Washington_Award
American engineer (1821–1913)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
John_Fritz
National Order of Haiti
United States Sean Penn Argentina Eva Perón Commanders; United States Ben Moreell Knights; Haiti Issa El-Saieh (March 13, 1959) Burch, Francis F. (1999)
National Order of Honour and Merit
National_Order_of_Honour_and_Merit
British warship designer (1845–1913)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
William White (naval architect)
William_White_(naval_architect)
American physicist, engineer and businessman (1879-1949)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Frank_B._Jewett
British metallurgist (1858–1940)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Robert_Hadfield
Austrian-American sculptor (1907–2003)
Veterans of Foreign Wars Headquarters, Washington, DC 1976 – Admiral Ben Moreell "Father of the Seabees", Naval Base Ventura County 1976 – Archbishop
Felix_de_Weldon
Community in Elgin County, Ontario, Canada
the Great Lakes. Retrieved 2011-11-14. Sunk in collision with steamer BEN MOREELL in harbor at Ashtabula, Ohio, September 18, 1958. "Coal Car Ferry 'treed'
Port_Burwell,_Ontario
American inventor, engineer and businessman (1876–1958)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Charles_F._Kettering
American inventor and pioneer in electrical engineering (1857–1934)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Frank_J._Sprague
American journalist and novelist (1910–1986)
correspondent from 1943 to 1945, including a period as aide to Vice Admiral Ben Moreell of the Seabees. While chronicling the wartime activity of the Seabees
William_Bradford_Huie
English-American engineer and inventor (1853–1937)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Elihu_Thomson
American industrialist (1860–1930)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Elmer_Ambrose_Sperry
the Great Lakes. Retrieved 2011-11-14. Sunk in collision with steamer BEN MOREELL in harbor at Ashtabula, Ohio, September 18, 1958. "The Water Front, Port
List_of_train_ferries
United States Navy admiral (1813–1891)
served in the rank of captain. The others being Richard E. Byrd and Ben Moreell.) He was assigned to command the Mississippi Squadron and left Washington
David_Dixon_Porter
Military unit
evident after the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. On 28 December, Radm. Moreell requested authority to create Naval Construction Battalions. The Bureau
Seabees_in_World_War_II
Military unit
has media related to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 5. Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction Battalion
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 5
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_5
Military unit
has media related to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 26. Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion One (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 26
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_26
U.S. Navy officer (1926–1997)
was interred at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. Ben Moreell "VAN LEER-BLAKE | The United States Navy Memorial". navylog.navymemorial
Blake_Wayne_Van_Leer
Serbian-American electrical engineer and inventor (1858–1935)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Mihajlo_Pupin
Mining engineer (1869–1956)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Daniel_C._Jackling
French industrialist, politician and inventor
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Eugène_Schneider_II
Hyman Rickover, father of the United States nuclear navy "King Bee" – Ben Moreell, pioneer of the US Navy SeaBees "King Billy" – King William III of England
List of military figures by nickname
List_of_military_figures_by_nickname
American civil engineer (1853–1943)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
John_Frank_Stevens
Military unit
(NAVFAC), RADM Christopher J. Mossey for the decommissioning. Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion One (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_Seven
American metallurgist (1848–1922)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Henry_Marion_Howe
United States Navy battalion
of Naval Operations Awards page [19][dead link] Vietnam [20] Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction Battalion
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_4
American engineer and academic (1918–2001)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Daniel_C._Drucker
American admiral
Assistant (Deputy) Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, under Admiral Ben Moreell. In this billet he presided over the expansion of the Navy Civil Engineering
Lewis_Combs
American Naval officer
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
David_W._Taylor
Former bureau of the U.S. Navy (1842-1966)
Rear Admiral 1929 1933 20 Norman M. Smith Rear Admiral 1933 1937 21 Ben Moreell Rear Admiral 1937 1945 22 John J. Manning Rear Admiral 1945 1949 23 Joseph
Bureau_of_Yards_and_Docks
American oil executive, geophysicist, and philanthropist
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Everette_Lee_DeGolyer
American metallurgist
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Paul_Dyer_Merica
American engineer and metallurgist (1888–1965)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Zay_Jeffries
Brad Mooney South Carolina Gamma, 1953 United States Navy Rear Admiral Ben Moreell Missouri Gamma, 1913 United States Navy admiral Armand M. Morgan Massachusetts
List_of_Tau_Beta_Pi_members
launched on 28 December 1942; sponsored by Miss Patricia Moreell, the daughter of Rear Admiral Ben Moreell, Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks; reclassified
USS_Windsor_(APA-55)
American civil engineer (1879–1967)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
John_L._Savage
Military unit
ship-to-shore link so vital to success in amphibious operations. Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 (ACB-1) Civil Engineer Corps United
Amphibious Construction Battalion 2
Amphibious_Construction_Battalion_2
corps officers the same grades as line officers, changing the grade of Ben Moreell, first four-star staff corps officer, from "civil engineer with rank
Legislative history of United States four-star officers, 1947–1979
Legislative_history_of_United_States_four-star_officers,_1947–1979
Mining engineer and businessman (1837–1918)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
James_Douglas_(businessman)
Overview of solar power in the U.S. state of New Jersey
| NJ OCE Web Site". njcleanenergy.com. Retrieved November 10, 2021. "Ben Moreell Solar Farm 28.5 MW". CS Energy. Retrieved May 26, 2020. Lewis, Michelle
Solar_power_in_New_Jersey
American military unit
Atlantic Fleet Battle "E" (9 awards). Peltier Award: – (3 awards). Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion One (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 40
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_40
Material Tenure 1 RADM (ADM) Samuel M. Robinson 1942–1945 2 VADM (ADM) Ben Moreell 1946 3 VADM Edward L. Cochrane 1947 4 VADM Arthur C. Miles 1948–1949
Office_of_Naval_Material
Military unit
Ribbon (15 awards) Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citation Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion One (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction
Construction Battalion Maintenance Unit 302
Construction_Battalion_Maintenance_Unit_302
American engineer (1846–1937)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Ambrose_Swasey
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Gregory_Stephanopoulos
United States Army general (1858–1928)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
George_Washington_Goethals
Magnet high school in the United States
Moorehead: Film actress, winner of the Golden Globe Award and Emmy Award Ben Moreell: U.S. Navy admiral, founder of the Seabees Sam Muchnick: Professional
Central Visual and Performing Arts High School
Central_Visual_and_Performing_Arts_High_School
State order of Gabon
Kelche Pascal Lamy Imelda Marcos Marie-Madeleine Mborantsuo Henri Minko Ben Moreell Séraphin Moundounga Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb Jean Ping Rose Christiane
National Order of Merit (Gabon)
National_Order_of_Merit_(Gabon)
American electrical engineer (1882–1952)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Lewis_Warrington_Chubb
Military unit
with the 133rd when it was re-commissioned.[citation needed] Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction Battalion
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 25
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_25
Commander of the Australian Corps in World War I Riccardo Morandi Bridges Ben Moreell Four-star Admiral and father of the US Navy Seabees Charles Langbridge
List_of_civil_engineers
Maritime Commission contract; sponsored by Miss Patricia Moreell, daughter of Vice Admiral Ben Moreell. Brule was acquired by the Navy on 31 October 1944,
USS_Brule_(APA-66)
American railroad executive (1879–1962)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Ralph_Budd
American businessman, banker, power broker and numismatist
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Edward_Dean_Adams
American chemist (1868–1958)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Willis_R._Whitney
United States Navy unit
has media related to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133. Admiral Ben Moreell Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 (ACB-1) Amphibious Construction Battalion
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133
Naval_Mobile_Construction_Battalion_133
American metallurgical engineer
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Robert_W._Hunt
Strike by the United Steelworkers of America for higher wages
verge of bankruptcy. When hearings resumed February 2, Retired Admiral Ben Moreell, president of Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, declared the steel industry
1952_steel_strike
American civil engineer (1857-1942)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Arthur_Newell_Talbot
(CINCLANTFLT), 1946–1947. 1 1910 (USNA) 36 (1887–1947) Died in office. 72 Ben Moreell 11 Jun 1946 Chief of Naval Material (CNM), 1946. 0 1917 (direct) 29
List of United States Navy four-star admirals
List_of_United_States_Navy_four-star_admirals
American lawyer, engineer, and inventor
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Charles_Talbot_Porter
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, 1938–1946. (1889–1959) Medical Corps. 94 Ben Moreell 1 Feb 1944 10 Jun 1946 2 Chief, Bureau of Yards and Docks, 1937–1945
List of United States Navy vice admirals on active duty before 1960
List_of_United_States_Navy_vice_admirals_on_active_duty_before_1960
American civil and hydraulic engineer
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
John_Ripley_Freeman
American suffragist, civic activist, and government reformer
Eliza Smith, and U.S. Navy Admiral Ben Moreell for a Pittsburgh Press article, which reported that she and Moreell were supporters of U.S. Senator Barry
Eliza_Kennedy_Smith
American civil engineer
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
J._Waldo_Smith
American engineer
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Clarence_Floyd_Hirshfeld
Month in 1902
Balfour, Britain and Joseph Chamberlain (Faber & Faber, 1985) Admiral Ben Moreell, Report on Water Resources and Power (Government Printing Office, 1955)
July_1902
American mechanical engineer (1859–1958)
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
William_F._Durand
American politician
William Embry Wrather 1955 : Harry Alonzo Winne 1956 : Philip Sporn 1957 : Ben Moreell 1958 : John R. Suman 1959 : Mervin J. Kelly 1960 : Gwilym A. Price 1961 :
Gwilym_A._Price
USS LCS(L)(3)-52 (1944 – 1949)". NavSource. Retrieved 15 June 2020. "S. T. Ben Dearg FD286". fleetwood-trawlers. 22 June 2026. "Tacoma Boat". shipbuildinghistory
List_of_shipwrecks_in_1958
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