Alfred J. Whittle, Jr.

1924–1993 (age 69)

U.S. Navy rear admiral

Biography

Rear Admiral Alfred J. Whittle, Jr. upheld the Navy’s highest standards of service, guiding missions with insight and an unwavering moral compass. He encouraged professionalism among his crews while remaining deeply connected to the personal well-being of those under his command.

Whittle’s thoughtful leadership and commitment to naval excellence continue to be celebrated by the sailors whose lives he touched.

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