naval attaché

Prior to his command, he served as a naval attaché to London in 1911.

From 1912-1913, he was a naval attaché to the United Kingdom.

From 1891-1892, he was a naval attaché in France.

He returned to the United States in 1932 and served as the naval attaché until 1934.

Promoted to commander in 1908, he was appointed naval attaché to Germany from 1911-1914.

In March 1908, he was sent as naval attaché to Austria.

He became a naval attaché in Tokyo later in 1902, and served as such until 1904.

He served on the Arctic expedition of 1875 to 1876 and was appointed a naval attaché in 1891.

In late 1926 to early 1927, he again served as naval attaché to the United Kingdom.

He lived in the United States between 1925 to 1928, serving as assistant naval attaché.

Orders by the local naval attaché were issued to Ellis to return home on the next available transport back to the states.

From 1883-1888 he served as a naval attaché to France, and was promoted to the rank of captain in 1886.

In 1933, he was sent as a naval attaché to the United States and Europe.

In 1896 he was appointed Russian naval attaché in London.

He served tours in naval intelligence, several as assistant naval attaché to France.

His undisclosed activities working for the naval attaché did not sit well with his superiors, however.

Later, he became the senior American naval attaché in Yugoslavia and Romania.

In 1908 he became naval attaché in Berlin.

The naval attaché in Berlin visited the harbour.

He held numerous staff positions thereafter, including that of naval attaché to Thailand from 1 September 1941.

In 1934, he was designated naval attaché to the United Kingdom, where he served until 1936.

From June 1919 to April 1920, he served as naval attaché to the Hague.

He was promoted to lieutenant commander on September 25, 1908, and became naval attaché to Germany in 1910.

He was placing a call to Captain Brannon, stationed here as a naval attaché since 1998.

In 1956 he was appointed as Naval Attaché in Brazil.