Jonas H. Ingram

1886–1952 (age 66)

Admiral

Biography

Admiral Jonas H. Ingram led naval forces in both World Wars and served with honor at sea and ashore. His combat leadership and diplomatic acumen earned him high regard among peers and junior officers alike.

Ingram’s lifelong dedication to duty and morale left an enduring impression on the Navy, reflecting his belief in service before self.

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