Admiral Moffett Feared Lost Aboard Akron
Rear Admiral W. A. Moffett, the Navy’s top officer aboard the airship Akron, is believed to be lost as the dirigible fails in the disaster. Rescue efforts and official investigations follow as authorities confirm the tragedy.
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W. A. Moffett
Akron completes mooring to Patona ship in Navy record
The Akron successfully moored to the mast of the dirigible mooring ship Patona marking a new Navy achievement.
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Tragic Akron Commanders Feature In Storm Wreck
Lieut. Commander Charles E. Rosendahl of Texas first commanded the Akron but lost command and may live due to demotion. Bertram J. Rodgers and Roland George Mayer were not aboard. Herbert V. Wiley, second in command on the fatal cruise, was rescued from wreckage in late reports.
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Bertram J. Rodgers
Roland George Mayer
Herbert V. Wiley
Herbert Wiley
Richard Dennett
B. J. Rogers
B. C. May
E. C. Thurman
J. G. Wilfred Bushnell
J. G. Morgan Redfield
J. G. Harold Fickens
Anthony Dennis
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