Rutgers / RCS School of Instruction / Naval Academy / United States Supreme Court / 33rd U. S. Volunteer Infantry / U. S. Lifesaving Service / U. S. Coast Guard / Army / Navy / Department of the Treasury / United States government / Congress / U. S. Supreme Court / Revenue-Cutter Service / RCS Court of Inquiry / Treasury Department / Military Court of Appeals / Infantry Regiment / Rutgers College / United States Navy / U. S. Naval Academy / Mexican government / Scientific School / Mexican Navy / /
Person
Ezekiel Jones / John Mitchell / Francis S. Van Boskerck / Henry O. Flipper / John (Jack) James Brereton / Michael Healy / Charles Hamlin / Coastguardsman / Semper Paratus / William Smith / John James Brereton / Cutter Ingham / William C. Crawford / Richard Solorio / Coastguardsmen / Robert W. Bruce / Jr. / James M. Loy / Charles F. Shoemaker / William R. Wells / II / Will Shoemaker / /
Position
attorney / Captain / Treasury Secretary / letter head / 1st Lieutenant / Vice Admiral / chief of that service / Chief Engineer / Lieutenant-Colonel / Coast Guard / head / Lieutenant / officer / Chief / respected captain / Professor of Military Science John / Governor / E-article Contact author / The Coast Guard / first officer / Professor of Military Science and Tactics / Admiral / navy lieutenant / First Lieutenant / long time writer / Professor of Military Science / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Jersey / New Brunswick / Alaska / Louisiana / Hawaii / New York / /
PublishedMedium
The Army and Navy Chronicle / New York Times / the New York Times / /
The origin of the motto--Semper Paratus--is an allusive subject with only vague references to its service use