US Naval Training School at Harvard University - All Hands Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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COMMANDER CHARLES A. MACGOWAN USN Official Duty: Qiticer in Charge, Naval Training School Clndoctrination and Communicationb, l-lar- vard University. Brief History: Appointed to the United States Naval Academy from Maine in 1910 and gradu- ated in 1914. l-le served on the U.S.S. Georgia as Engineering Radio Qilicer from 1914-15, on the U.S.S. Kansas as Radio Otticer in 1916, on the U.S.S. Lamson as Executive and Engineering Qtlicer 1916-17, and on the U.S.S. Isabel as Engineering and Radio Qtticer 1917-18. l-le subsequently 1 was based at Bordeaux, France and at the U. S. Submarine School in New London, Conn. l-le then did graduate work in Radio Engineering at l'larvard University from which he went on to serve on the U.S.S. New York and as Radio Material Otticer ol the First Naval District, 1925-27. l-le was Battle Fleet Radio Qtticer in 1927, on the U.S.S. Arizona 1928-29, and continued in important Radio and Communication olticerships until 1934 when he became Commanding Qliicer of the U.S.S. Barney. Retired in 1935 he was recalled in 1939 as District Communication Qtticer ot Manila and then became Communication Qtticer oi the Western Sea Frontier in which post he served until his appointment to his present duty at l-larvard University on June 24,1942 LIEUT. COMDR. E. HANNA C-VCSJ, USNR Official Duty: Executive Qiiicer. Brief History: Enlisted in the United States Navy in 1917 and on graduation from Naval Electrical School, Mare Island, Calif., served on the U.S.S. Qregon and at a number oi high power Naval Radio Stations. l-le returned to civilian lile in 1919 and became a member ol Naval Communications Reserves when it was lormed in 1924. l-le was recalled to active duty in September 1940 as Executive Qtticer, Naval Training School CRadioD, U,S.S. Despatch, San Francisco, and on May, 1942, was ordered to duty as Executive Otticer, Naval Training School, flndoctrination and Communica- tionb, l-larvard University.

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CAPTAIN G. N. BARKER Official Duty: Commanding Qiticer ol the several Naval Training Schools at l'larvard. Naval Training School Clndoctrination and Communicationb l'larvard Naval Training School ' Cl2adarD l-larvard Naval Supply Corps School l-larvard Naval R. O. T. C. l-larvard y Professor of Naval Science and Tactics Brief History: Captain Barlcer was appointed to the Naval Academy from Massachusetts in 1903 and graduated in 1907. l'le then served successively on the USS. Nebraska and the U SS. South Dalcota. l-le then became a member of the faculty at the Academy from 1913 through 1915. ln 1916 he was on the USS. Michigan and in 'l9'l7 was an Executive Qtticer and Navigator of the U'.S.S, Nicholson. l-le commanded the U.S.S. Drayton during 'l9'l8. During the follow- ing postwar years he Filled many impressive posts in connection with the Armistice as well as executive commands of the United States ships Mahan, portland and l-louston. Captain Barlcer holds the Navy Cross and has been Professor of Naval Science and Tactics at l-larvard University since T939 and Commanding Qtlicer ot the Naval Schools at l-larvard since 1942.

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i LIEUT. CARL FLETCHER BRENGARTNER C-VCSJ, USNR Official Duty: Rersonnel Clfficer. Brief History: University of California. Married. Civilian Qccupation, Electrical Engineer. Com- missioned an Ensign USNR in 1935 and Lieutenant Cigl USNR in 1940. Commanding Qfficer, Unit 4, Section 1, 11tl1 Naval District, Naval Communica- tion Reserve from 1936-40. Reported for active duty 1940 and commissioned Lieutenant USNR in 1942. Became Rersonnel Cfficer, Harvard Naval Training School in Qctoper, 1942. Residence, Los Angeles, California. LIEUT. EUGENE W. SWEETLAND USNR Official Duty: Personnel Officer, CDetacf1ed, October, 1942D. Brief History: Graduated from Ll. S. Naval Academy in 1922 and spent tlwe following fifteen years in civilian life as head of the Aventine Rress, New York, and as founder and president of time Con- sumer Sales institute of New York City. Called back to active duty in the spring of 1942.