Louis R. de Steiguer

1867–1947 (age 80)

U.S. Navy admiral

Biography

Admiral Louis R. de Steiguer’s career mirrored the expanding reach of the Navy in the first half of the 20th century, as he oversaw training, ship readiness, and the welfare of crews far from home. Known for his devotion to service members, he brought thoughtful attention to the men and women entrusted to his command.

Interred at Arlington National Cemetery, Admiral de Steiguer is remembered for his calm intellect, steady hand in naval affairs, and the respect he earned from officers and sailors alike.

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