Dudley Newcomb Carpenter

1874–1955 (age 81)

Biography

Rear Admiral Dudley Newcomb Carpenter dedicated his life to the service of his country through a distinguished naval career that spanned decades of change for the United States Navy.

After he retired, he remained a visible presence in the Annapolis community, offering guidance to young officers and embracing the traditions of the academy with quiet dignity.

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