Category:Samuel Shelburne Robison

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Samuel Robison

United States admiral (1867–1952)

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Date of birth

10 May 1867
Juniata County

Date of death

20 November 1952
Glendale

Country of citizenship

United States of America

Educated at

United States Naval Academy

Occupation

military officer
submariner

Award received

Navy Cross

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Media in category "Samuel Shelburne Robison"

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24-P-48 Admiral Samuel S. Robison, USN (cropped).jpg 4,526 × 5,650; 8.6 MB
24-P-48 Admiral Samuel S. Robison, USN.jpg 5,044 × 6,190; 9.68 MB
Admiral Robison and other US Navy officers seated in a procession of cars near Fort Macquarie (7181948293).jpg 1,417 × 1,152; 170 KB
Admiral S.S. Robinson, (10-10-25) LCCN2016840936.jpg 1,024 × 826; 95 KB
Admiral S.S. Robinson, Wilbur and Admiral Robt. E. Coontz, 10-10-25 LCCN2016840892.jpg 5,627 × 4,571; 3.04 MB
Admiral Samuel Shelburne Robison near Fort Macquarie in Sydney, July 1925 (7162102881).jpg 1,417 × 1,145; 136 KB
Samuel S Robison.jpg 134 × 214; 7 KB
Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur (left) (...) who presented Admiral S.S. Robison, (right) in charge of the battle fleet to President Coolidge on January 26. Secretary Wilbur and LCCN2016894027.jpg 7,752 × 10,008; 9.75 MB
These naval officers compose the Naval board that convened June 2 for the purpose of selecting 7 new Admirals, 22 Captains and 42 Commanders. Board is headed by Adm. E.W. Eberle, left to rt. LCCN2016893502.jpg 10,008 × 7,752; 10.06 MB

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