San Francisco / San Pedro / Manila / New York / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / Portsmouth / /
Company
Naval Institute Press / Inspection Survey / Bethlehem-Alameda Shipyard Inc. / USS Tennessee / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Japan / United States / /
Currency
SHP / /
Facility
NISMF Pearl Harbor / University of Glasgow / USCG HQ / /
IndustryTerm
father-in-law / metal / fatherin-law / /
NaturalFeature
Manila Bay / CAPPS SAN PEDRO BAY / /
Organization
United States Coast Guard / Naval Academy / Naval War Claims Board / U. S. Army Transportation Service / Asiatic Squadron / Maritime Administration / Bureau of Construction and Repair / Construction and Repair Department / Navy Department / University of Glasgow in Scotland / Navy's Compensation Board / USCG Historian's Office / Navy / Maritime Commission / Military Sea Transportation Service / Compensation Board / United States Shipping Board / Board of Inspection Survey / /
Person
Keith Barker / Hugh J. Gaffey / J. Gaffey / W.S. Benson / Jim Jennings / W.S. Benson Commissioned / W. C. Capps / Robert Scheina / Neil S. Haugen / Rear Admiral Capps / Rear Admiral Dewey / W. L. Capps / /
Position
Captain / USNS General / Guard / general manager / commanding officer / USAT General / Coast Guard / Chief / commander / ADMIRAL / senior member / Rear Admiral / /
USS ADMIRAL W. L. CAPPS AP-121 Washington Lee Capps, born on 31 January 1864 at Portsmouth, Virginia, was appointed to the Naval Academy in[removed]Upon graduation, he served in the screw frigate USS Tennessee for the two