Edward L. Feightner

1919–2020 (age 101)

U.S. Navy vice admiral

Biography

Edward L. Feightner’s career as a U.S. Navy vice admiral exemplified courage, innovation, and a lifelong commitment to naval aviation. From wartime engagements to shaping future generations of naval leaders, he embodied the best traditions of the Navy.

Feightner is remembered for mentoring sailors, promoting professionalism, and sharing his experiences so that others might learn from his remarkable journey.

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