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Namesake
	62k	MINSY 2861-44, Rear Admiral David S. McDougal. Born 27 Sept. 1809 died 7 Aug 1882. Namesake of destroyers USS McDougal (DD 54) and (DD 358). He served as Commandant of Mare Island Navy Yard from 13 March 1861 until 5 June 1861 and again from 17 Oct 1864 until 5 Jul 1866.		Darryl Baker
USS McDougal (DD-54)
0505413	147k	McDougal immediately after launching at Bath, Maine, 22 April 1914.		Dave Wright
	169k	USS McDougal (Destroyer No. 54) making a high speed run, date and place unknown. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.		Darryl Baker
	79k	Undated photo of the USS McDougal (DD-54) and an unidentified sister moored together at an unidentified harbor. Source: Imperial War Museum Photo Archive Collection, Photo No. © IWM (Q 19608).		Mike Green
	129k	USS McDougal (Destroyer # 54) with Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt on board, circa mid-1914. Photographed by Edwin Levick, New York. Note the ship's divisional number ("8") on her second smokestack, the 13-star "boat" ensign flying from her mainmast gaff and the Assistant Secretary of the Navy flag at her mainmast peak. Courtesy of Ted Stone, 1977. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph. Photo #: NH 86365.		Robert Hurst
	184k	NH 60258. July 20 1914, location unknown.		Ed Zajkowski/Robert Hurst
	3217k	A very large newspaper clipping of the USS Barry (DD-2), USS Tripp (DD-33), USS Aylwin (DD-47) and the USS McDougal (DD-54) from the Baltimore Sun dated September 12 1915.		Mike Mohl
	113k	Circa 1916, location unknown.		Fred Weiss
	150k	McDougal (Destroyer No. 54), Hopewell (Destroyer No. 181) and Ingraham (Destroyer No. 111) moored together. This photo was probably taken at New York Navy Yard in summer 1919. Note Ingraham is missing her bridge.		Dave Wright
	52k	Photo #: NH 103514-E, USS McDougal (DD-54) in the North River off New York City, 20 May 1921. Cropped from NH 103514, a panoramic photograph by Himmel and Tyner, New York. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.		Paul Rebold
	86k	Destroyer Squadron 14 in the North River, off New York City, 20 May 1921. Panoramic photograph by Himmel and Tyner, New York. U.S. Navy ships present are (from left to right): USS Cummings (DD-44); USS Wainright (DD-62); USS Parker (DD-48); USS Balch (DD-50); USS McDougal (DD-54); USS Ericsson (DD-56) and USS Dixie (AD-1), squadron flagship. Note what appears to be a yacht club in the lower left (Photo No NH 103514).		Robert Hurst
	116k	USCG Monaghan (CG-15, ex-USS DD-32), USCG Roe (CG-18, ex-DD-24), USCG McDougal (CG-6, ex-DD-54) and USCG Ammen (ex-DD-35) at New York Navy Yard, 20 October 1926.		Robert Hurst
	28k	On Coast Guard service during the Prohibition Era, from the Official Coast Guard Website.		Mike Green

LTJG John Howard Hoover    Jun 16 1914 - Jun 28 1914 (Acting - Later ADM)

LCDR Leigh Carlyle Palmer    Jun 28 1914 - Jun 10 1915 (Later RADM)

LCDR Arthur P. Fairfield    Jun 10 1915 - Aug 13 1917 (Later RADM)

LCDR Francis Cogswell    Aug 13 1917 - Mar 26 1918

LCDR Vaughan Kimball Colman    Mar 26 1918 - Jun 23 1919

LCDR Comfort Benedict Platt    Jun 23 1919 - Oct 25 1921

LT Kingsland Dunwoody    Oct 25 1921 - May 26 1922

Under Coast Guard command

CDR Stanley Vincent Parker (USCG)    May 13 1925 - Oct 1926 (Later RADM)

CDR William Francis Towle (USCG)    Oct 1926 - Oct 1927 (Later RADM)

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