Amon Bronson, Jr.: Difference between revisions

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Captain Amon Bronson, Jr., (29 September, 1876 – 12 December, 1943) served in the United States Navy.

As a naval cadet, Bronson was fortunate to survive the 1898 explosion and sinking of the battleship U.S.S. Maine in Havana Harbor.

Naval Appointments
Preceded by Ralph M. Griswold as Captain of U.S.S. Colorado	Captain of U.S.S. Denver 1916^[1]	Succeeded by Frank B. Upham
Preceded by Martin E. Trench	Captain of U.S.S. Denver before 1 Jan, 1917^[2]	Succeeded by Edward B. Fenner
Preceded by George M. Baum	Captain of U.S.S. Arkansas 29 Jan, 1927^[3] – 3 Jun, 1928^[4]	Succeeded by Hayne Ellis

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 ==Life & Career==
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 ==See Also==
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