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114k | James C. Jarvis, born in 1787, was appointed midshipman from the state of New York in 1799. Midshipman Jarvis was killed at the age of 13 during the historic engagement between the famed frigate Constellation and the French frigate La Vengeance 2 February 1800. Sent aloft in command of the topmen to secure Constellation's unsupported mainmast, he refused to come down when warned that the mast might topple: "My post is here. I can't leave it until ordered." As the mast crashed, Jarvis was swept over the side with the falling rigging. Honoring Jarvis for his bravery and devotion to duty, the Sixth Congress by Joint Resolution 29 March 1800 deemed his conduct "deserving of the highest praise" and his loss "a subject of national regret." The image displayed is a painting of the Battle between the USS Constellation and French frigate La Vengeance. | Bill Gonyo | ||
77k | Artist's conception of the Jarvis by the renowned graphic illustrator John Barrett with the text written by naval author and historian Robert F. Sumrall. Their company Navy Yard Associates offers prints of most destroyers, destroyer escorts, submarines and aircraft carriers in various configurations during the ship's lifetime. The prints can be customized with ship's patches, your photograph, your bio, etc. If you decide to purchase artwork from them please indicate that you heard about their work from NavSource. | Navy Yard Associates | ||
179k | Undated, off Pt. Loma. | Richard Miller BMCS USNR RET. | ||
132k | Undated, in San Francisco Bay. | Richard Miller BMCS USNR RET. | ||
92k | Circa 1954, location unknown. | Marc Piché | ||
186k | Circa 1958-1959, location unknown. Backstamped photo lab of USS Piedmont (AD-17). Photo from the file of the Vallejo Naval & Historical Museum. | Darryl Baker | ||
61k | USS Manatee (AO-58) refueling USS Midway (CV-41) and USS Jarvis (DD-799) off Okinawa, 1960. | Bob Herrick | ||
105k | Ship's patch. | Mike Smolinski | ||
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169k | Dionisio Alcalá Galiano. Born in Cabra, Córdoba, Spain, 8 October 1760. Killed at Cape Trafalgar, 21 October 1805. He was an outstanding Spanish scientist and sailor, Flag Officer [now Rear Admiral] of the Spanish Royal Navy, famous for his heroic actions and death in the Battle of Trafalgar, where he commanded the ship-of-the-line Bahama. | Francisco Javier Santos Vazquez | ||
164k | Undated, Alcalá Galiano (D-24), ex-USS Jarvis (DD-799), and Jorge Juan (D-25), ex-USS McGowan (DD-678) at Palma de Mallorca, Spain. | Camil Busquets | ||
136k | Jorge Juan (D-25), ex-USS McGowan (DD-678); Almirante Ferrándiz (D-22), ex-USS David W. Taylor (DD-551); Alcalá Galiano (D-24), ex-USS Jarvis (DD-799); and Almirante Valdés (D-23), ex-USS Converse (DD-509). Cartagena, Spain, circa 1961. Note Ferrándiz and Valdés still have pole masts and WWII-era radars; Galiano and Jorge Juan have tripod masts and more modern radars. | Camil Busquets | ||
105k | Alcala Galiano, D 44 (ex-USS Jarvis, DD-799), at anchor, location unknown. Photo courtesy Senor A. Aguilera from the 1961-62 Edition of Jane's Fighting Ships. | Robert Hurst | ||
77k | Alcala Galiano, D 24, (ex-USS Jarvis, DD-799) underway, circa 1962, location unknown. Photo courtesy Senor A. Aguilera. Photo from the 1964-65 Edition of Jane's Fighting Ships. | Robert Hurst | ||
144k | The Jarvis in Rota, Spain 1975, she is third from the left. The ship outboard of Jarvis/Alcalá Galiano is the Spanish-designed and built destroyer Oquendo (D 41); that inboard is ex-US destroyer USS Leary (DD 879)/Lángara (D 64), just one twin 5"/38 forward and SPS-29 radar. The largest ship, to the left, is NOT a US-Knox class frigate, but a Spanish Baleares-class guided missile frigate. | © Richard Leonhardt | ||
66k | As the Spanish Alcalá Galiano D24, in Rota, Spain. 1987. | Edward H. Cleary |
CDR Ernest Bradford Ellsworth Jr. Jun 3 1944 - Jan 3 1946 (Later RADM) CDR Gilven Max Slonim Jan 3 1946 - Jun 29 1946 (Decommissioned Jun 29 1946 - Feb 8 1951) CDR Edward Falka Rye Feb 8 1951 - 1952 CDR Charles Dewitt McCall 1952 - 1953 CDR Francis Walford (Waffles) Ingling 1953 - ? CDR George Edgar Brandt Jr. 1955 - 1956 CDR James Blickman 1956 - Feb 1958 CDR Charles Edward Dunston Feb 1958 - Jul 1959 CDR Frank Henry Sonntag Jul 1959 - Oct 24 1960
CdF Jacinto Ayuso Serrano Nov 3 1960 - Nov 3 1962 (later VADM) CdF Angel Liberal Lucini Nov 3 1962 - Mar 1 1963 (later ADM) CdF Antonio Fontenla Rojl Mar 1 1963 - Mar 5 1965 CdF Alvaro Fontanals Baron Mar 5 1965 - Apr 12 1967 CdF Fernando Suances de Vinas Apr 12 1967 - Apr 7 1969 (Later RADM) CdF Augusto de La Ganrada Feliner Apr 7 1969 - Oct 4 1970 CdF Julio Recio Campos Oct 4 1970 - May 8 1971 CdF Julio Serra Fortun May 8 1971 - Jun 5 1974 CdF Julio Valdelomar Y de La Vega Jun 5 1974 - Dec 5 1975 CdF Antonio Duelo Topete Dec 5 1975 - Jun 10 1977 (Later VADM) CdF Mauel Fuster Prat Jun 10 1977 - Dec 11 1978 CdF Carlos Pastor de Alfaro Dec 11 1978 - Dec 11 1979 CdF Jose Diaz Del Rio Recacho Dec 11 1979 - Jun 11 1981 CdF Carlos Mate Moreno de Monroy Jun 11 1981 - Dec 13 1982 CdF Jose Sierra Campos Dec 13 1982 - Jan 13 1984 (Later RADM) CdF Amancio Rodriguez Castanos Jan 13 1984 - Jul 15 1985 (Later VADM) CdF Pedro Lapique Quinones Jul 15 1985 - Jan 8 1987 (Later RADM) CdF Ignacio Balanzat Perez Jan 8 1987 - Dec 15 1988
The contact listed, Was the contact at the time for this ship when located. If another person now is the contact, E-mail me and I will update this entry. These contacts are compiled from various sources over a long period of time and may or may not be correct. Every effort has been made to list the newest contact if more than one contact was found.
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