Commandant of midshipmen




The Commandant of Midshipmen is the second-in-command at the United States Naval Academy. According to the Naval Academy, the Commandant of Midshipmen is "responsible for the professional development and day-to-day activities of all 4,500 Midshipmen in the Brigade" and equates to a dean of students at a civilian university. The Commandant reports to the Superintendent. The Commandant is assisted by a Deputy Commandant.[1] Modern Commandants typically hold the Navy rank of captain, but since 2002, two of the Commandants have been a United States Marine Corps colonel. The current Commandant is Captain Robert Chadwick, USN. He is the 87th Commandant. His father, RADM Stephen K. Chadwick, was the 71st Commandant.



List of Commandants of Midshipmen




  1. Lieutenant James Harman Ward 1845–1847

  2. Lieutenant Sydney Smith Lee 1848–1851


  3. Lieutenant Thomas Tingey Craven 1851–1855


  4. Lieutenant Joseph Foster Green 1855–1858


  5. Lieutenant Thomas Tingey Craven 1858–1860


  6. Lieutenant Christopher Raymond Perry Rodgers 1860–1861


  7. Lieutenant George Washington Rodgers 1861–1862


  8. Lieutenant Edward Simpson 1862–186


  9. Commander Thomas G. Corbin 1863–1863

  10. Commander Donald McNeill Fairfax 1863–1865


  11. Lieutenant Commander Stephen B. Luce 1865–1868


  12. Captain Napoleon Bonaparte Harrison 1868–1870

  13. Captain Samuel P. Carter 1870–1873


  14. Commander Kidder Randolph Breese 1873–1875

  15. Commander Edward A. Terry 1875–1878


  16. Commander Frederick Vallette McNair, Sr. 1878–1883


  17. Commander Norman von Heldreich Farquhar 1883–1886


  18. Commander Charles Lathrop Huntington 1886–1887


  19. Commander Purnell Frederick Harrington 1887–1889


  20. Commander Henry Glass 1889–1891


  21. Commander Colby Mitchell Chester 1891–1895


  22. Commander Willard Herbert Brownson 1895–1896


  23. Commander Edwin White 1896–1898


  24. Commander Charles Thomas Hutchins 1898–1900

  25. Commander Charles Ellwood Colahan 1900–1903

  26. Commander Charles Johnston Badger 1903–1905

  27. Captain George Partridge Colvocoresses 1905–1907

  28. Commander William S. Benson 1907–1908

  29. Commander Charles Augustus Gove 1908–1909

  30. Commander George Ramsey Clark 1909–1910

  31. Commander Robert Edward Coontz 1910–1911

  32. Commander George Wood Logan 1911–1914

  33. Captain Guy Hamilton Burrage 1914–1915

  34. Captain Lloyd Horwitz Chandler Summer 1915

  35. Captain Louis McCoy Nulton 1915–1918

  36. Captain William H. Standley 1918–1919

  37. Captain Wat Tyler Cluverius, Jr. 1919–1921

  38. Captain Thomas Richardson Kurtz 1921–1924

  39. Captain Harold Earle Cook 1924–1925

  40. Captain Sinclair Gannon 1925–1928

  41. Captain Charles Philip Snyder 1928–1931

  42. Captain Henry David Cooke, Jr. 1931–1932

  43. Captain Ralston Smith Holmes 1932–1935

  44. Captain Forde Anderson Todd 1935–1937


  45. Rear Admiral Milo Frederick Draemel 1937–1940

  46. Captain Francis Alfred L. Vossler 1940–1941

  47. Captain Mahlon Tisdale 1941–1942

  48. Captain Harvey Edward Overesch 1942–1943

  49. Captain Stuart Shadrick Murray 1943–1945

  50. Rear Admiral Stuart Howe Ingersoll 1945–1947

  51. Captain Frank Trenwith Ward 1947–1949

  52. Captain Carleton R. Adams 1949

  53. Captain Robert B. Pirie 1949–1952

  54. Rear Admiral Charles Allen Buchanan–1952–1954

  55. Captain Robert T.S. Keith 1954–1956

  56. Captain Allen M. Shinn 1956–1958

  57. Captain Frederick L. Ashworth 1958

  58. Captain William F. Bringle 1958–1960

  59. Captain James H. Mini 1960–1961

  60. Captain Charles S. Minter, Jr. 1961–1964

  61. Captain Sheldon H. Kinney 1964–1967

  62. Captain Lawrence T. Heyworth Jr. 1967–1969

  63. Captain Robert P. Coogan 1969–1971

  64. Captain Max K. Morris 1971–1973

  65. Captain Donald K. Forbes 1973–1976

  66. Captain James A. Winnefeld 1976–1978

  67. Captain Jack N. Darby 1978–1979

  68. Rear Admiral William F. "Scot" McCauley 1979–1981

  69. Captain Leon A. Edney 1981–1984

  70. Captain Leslie N. Palmer 1984

  71. Captain Stephen K. Chadwick 1985–1987

  72. Captain Howard W. Habermeyer Jr. 1987–1990

  73. Captain Joseph W. Prueher 1989–1990

  74. Captain Michael D. Haskins 1990–1992

  75. Captain John Bramwell Padgett, III 1992–1994

  76. Captain William T. R. "Randy" Bogle 1994–1997

  77. Captain Gary Roughead 1997–December 1999

  78. Captain Samuel J. Locklear 1999–December 2001


  79. Colonel John R. Allen January 2002–September 2003 (first Marine Corps officer to serve as commandant; selected brigadier general, January 2003)

  80. Captain Charles J. "Joe" Leidig, Jr. September 2003–June 2005

  81. Captain Bruce E. Grooms June 2005–December 2006

  82. Captain Margaret D. Klein December 2006–June 2008 (first woman to serve as commandant)

  83. Captain Matthew L. Klunder June 2008–April 2010

  84. Captain Robert E. Clark II April 2010–May 2013

  85. Captain William D. Byrne JR. May 2013–June 2015

  86. Colonel Stephen Liszewski June 2015– June 2017

  87. Captain Robert B. Chadwick June 2017– Present



References





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External links



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