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I fixed the reference to James L. Holloway. It was J.L. Holloway III, not Jr., who served as CNO, per the Naval Historical Center list of CNOs: http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq35-1.htm.

J.L. Holloway, Jr. was also a U.S. Navy admiral, and served as superintendent of the US Naval Academy. http://www.usna.com/News_Pubs/Publications/Shipmate/2001/2001_12/USNASupes.htm USNA Shipmate magazine, Dec 2001 issue.

Herodotos 21:13, 8 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

CNO careers[edit]

As befitting the top job in the Navy, CNO is usually the last stop in an admiral's career. Morinao 17:25, 10 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

	Date	Name	Previous 4-star job	Next 4-star job
1	1915 - 1919	RADM (ADM) William S. Benson	(none)	(none)
2	1919 - 1923	ADM Robert E. Coontz	(none)	CINCUS, 1923-1925
3	1923 - 1927	ADM Edward W. Eberle	CINCPAC, 1921; COMBATFLT, 1921-1923	(none)
4	1927 - 1930	ADM Charles F. Hughes	COMBATFLT, 1925-1926; CINCUS, 1926-1927	(none)
5	1930 - 1933	ADM William V. Pratt	COMBATFLT, 1928-1929; CINCUS, 1929-1930	(retired)
6	1933 - 1937	ADM William H. Standley	COMBATFOR, 1933	(retired)
7	1937 - 1939	ADM William D. Leahy	COMBATFOR, 1936	COFS CINC, 1942-1949
8	1939 - 1942	ADM Harold R. Stark	(none)	COMNAVEUR, 1942-1945
9	1942 - 1945	FADM Ernest J. King	CINCLANT, 1941; COMINCH, 1941-1942	(none)
10	1945 - 1947	FADM Chester W. Nimitz	CINCPAC, 1941-1943; CINCPAC/CINCPOA, 1943-1945	(none)
11	1947 - 1949	ADM Louis E. Denfeld	CINCPAC/CINCPACFLT, 1947	(retired)
12	1949 - 1951	ADM Forrest P. Sherman	(none)	(died)
13	1951 - 1953	ADM William M. Fechteler	CINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT, 1950-1951	CINCSOUTH, 1953-1956
14	1953 - 1955	ADM Robert B. Carney	CINCNELM, 1950-1952; CINCSOUTH, 1952-1953	(retired)
15	1955 - 1961	ADM Arleigh A. Burke	(none)	(retired)
16	1961 - 1963	ADM George W. Anderson Jr.	(none)	(retired)
17	1963 - 1967	ADM David L. McDonald	CINCUSNAVEUR/CINCNELM, 1963	(retired)
18	1967 - 1970	ADM Thomas H. Moorer	CINCPACFLT, 1964-1965; SACLANT/CINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT, 1965-1967	CJCS, 1970-1974
19	1970 - 1974	ADM Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr.	(none)	(retired)
20	1974 - 1978	ADM James L. Holloway III	VCNO, 1973-1974	(retired)
21	1978 - 1982	ADM Thomas B. Hayward	CINCPACFLT, 1976-1978	(retired)
22	1982 - 1986	ADM James D. Watkins	VCNO, 1979-1981; CINCPACFLT	(retired)
23	1986 - 1990	ADM Carlisle A.H. Trost	CINCLANTFLT, 1985-1986	(retired)
24	1990 - 1994	ADM Frank B. Kelso II	CINCLANTFLT, 1986-1988; SACLANT/USCINCLANT, 1988-1990	(retired)
25	1994 - 1996	ADM Jeremy M. Boorda	CINCUSNAVEUR/CINCSOUTH, 1991-1994	(died)
26	1996 - 2000	ADM Jay L. Johnson	VCNO, 1996	(retired)
27	2000 - 2005	ADM Vernon E. Clark	CINCLANTFLT, 1999-2000	(retired)
28	2005 - 2007	ADM Michael Mullen	VCNO, 2003-2004; COMUSNAVEUR, 2004-2005	CJCS, 2007-Present
29	2007 -	ADM Gary Roughead	COMUSPACFLT, 2005 - 2007; COMUSFLTFORCOM, May 2007 - Sept. 2007

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Help with fixing the broken jpgs in the table[edit]

Is there any way to fix the broken jpgs-the ones that don't show up-in the table? I tried to do the first one by putting in the right jpg code from the Benson article but it still appears broken. 129.246.254.12 (talk) 18:41, 2 August 2019 (UTC)[reply]

All of the jpgs are showing up in the table. Thanks to whoever fixed the broken links! 129.246.254.12 (talk) 18:27, 20 August 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Admiral Jeremy M. Boorda[edit]

Hello Wikipedians, Although Admiral Jeremy M. Boorda, who died during his service, was Jewish, his death is marked by a cross. I would suggest that it will be marked with the Star of David, the same sign as on his tombstone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Boorda#/media/File:Boordajeremy.jpg

I think it's something to consider. 31.154.29.90 (talk) 10:27, 31 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]