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This category is for articles on people who are or have been officers between the ranks of warrant officer and captain in the United States Navy. For those who achieved the rank of admiral, see Category:United States Navy admirals.


See also Category:Continental Navy officers for those who served during the American Revolution.









▼ United States Navy officers




► Chaplains of the United States Coast Guard





► Presidents of the Naval War College





► 18th-century American naval officers





► 19th-century American naval officers





► 20th-century American naval officers





► 21st-century American naval officers





► United States Navy admirals





► United States Navy astronauts





► United States Naval Aviators





► United States Navy chaplains





► United States Navy captains





► Continental Navy officers





► United States Navy engineering officers





► Judge Advocate General's Corps, United States Navy





► United States Navy Medical Corps officers





► United States Naval Academy alumni





► United States Navy Nurse Corps officers





► Ross Perot





► United States Navy pilots of World War II





► United States submarine commanders





► Union Navy officers













Subcategories


This category has the following 21 subcategories, out of 21 total.




*





  • ► Chaplains of the United States Coast Guard‎ (5 P)





  • ► Presidents of the Naval War College‎ (50 P)






0–9





  • ► 18th-century American naval officers‎ (1 C, 14 P)





  • ► 19th-century American naval officers‎ (2 C, 29 P, 1 F)





  • ► 20th-century American naval officers‎ (1 C, 55 P)





  • ► 21st-century American naval officers‎ (9 P)






A





  • ► United States Navy admirals‎ (16 C, 1,129 P)





  • ► United States Navy astronauts‎ (81 P)





  • ► United States Naval Aviators‎ (3 C, 517 P)






C





  • ► United States Navy chaplains‎ (4 C, 62 P)





  • ► United States Navy captains‎ (40 P)





  • ► Continental Navy officers‎ (47 P)






E




  • ► United States Navy engineering officers‎ (6 P)





J




  • ► Judge Advocate General's Corps, United States Navy‎ (2 C, 24 P, 1 F)





M




  • ► United States Navy Medical Corps officers‎ (1 C, 54 P)





N





  • ► United States Naval Academy alumni‎ (2 C, 1,429 P)





  • ► United States Navy Nurse Corps officers‎ (19 P)






P





  • ► Ross Perot‎ (15 P)





  • ► United States Navy pilots of World War II‎ (117 P)






S




  • ► United States submarine commanders‎ (78 P)





U




  • ► Union Navy officers‎ (1 C, 219 P)








Pages in category "United States Navy officers"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 2,010 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • List of astronauts educated at the United States Naval Academy

  • List of commanders of Guantanamo Bay Naval Base

  • List of Medal of Honor recipients educated at the United States Naval Academy

  • United States Navy staff corps

  • List of commanding officers of USS Oklahoma (BB-37)




*



  • Chaplain of the United States Coast Guard

  • Commandant of midshipmen

  • Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka

  • Commander, Air Group

  • Deputy Commandant of Midshipmen




+



  • Limited duty officer

  • Master commandant

  • Naval gunfire liaison officer

  • Restricted line officer

  • Senior Officer Present Afloat

  • Unrestricted line officer




A



  • Leroy F. Aarons

  • Joel Abbot

  • Mannert L. Abele

  • William Abercrombie

  • David Campion Acheson

  • Bud Adams

  • Dave Adams (United States Navy)

  • Samuel Adams (naval officer)

  • Howard H. Aiken

  • Robert Andrew Ainsworth Jr.

  • Daniel Akerson

  • Eddie Albert

  • Leroy J. Alexanderson

  • Calhoun Allen

  • Edward Henry Allen

  • Frederic W. Allen

  • William Henry Allen

  • William Howard Allen

  • Herbert M. Allison

  • Scott Altman

  • Everett Alvarez Jr.

  • Eugene Earle Amick

  • Samuel Anderson (politician)

  • Thomas Anderson (New Mexico politician)

  • Thomas J. Anderson

  • William Anderson (naval officer)

  • George W. Andrews

  • John Aniston

  • Dominic A. Antonelli

  • Paul Antony

  • Howell Appling Jr.

  • Army Archerd

  • John Taylor Arms

  • Bob Armstrong (politician)

  • Chuck Armstrong

  • Neil Armstrong

  • Marcus Aurelius Arnheiter

  • Stan Arthur

  • Jeffrey Ashby

  • Barry W. Ashe

  • Peter C. Assersen

  • Hugh D. Auchincloss

  • John H. Aulick

  • Frank Ault

  • John Cushing Aylwin

  • Lyman S. Ayres II




B



  • Fitz Babbitt

  • Franklin P. Backus

  • William B. Bader

  • Morley Baer

  • Worth Bagley

  • Benjamin F. Bailar

  • William Bainbridge

  • Harold A. Baker

  • John Drayton Baker

  • Michael A. Baker

  • Paul G. Baker

  • Richard Baker (game designer)

  • John Henry Balch

  • Raymond E. Baldwin

  • William L. Ball

  • Edward J. Ballard

  • Robert Ballard

  • Stanley S. Ballard

  • McClelland Barclay

  • Chester S. Barnard

  • Doyle Clayton Barnes

  • John Sanford Barnes

  • Jim Barnett (Mississippi politician)

  • Joseph Nicholson Barney

  • Richard S. Baron

  • Kayla Barron

  • Samuel Barron (1765–1810)

  • Samuel Barron (1809–1888)

  • Sam Barry

  • Richard Barthelmess

  • William P. C. Barton

  • Nicholas A. Basbanes

  • Burt Baskin

  • Harry Brinkley Bass

  • Horace A. Bass Jr.

  • Edgar R. Bassett

  • Robert C. Bassett

  • Fred W. Bateman

  • William H. Bates

  • Cameron McVicar Batjer

  • Harry F. Bauer

  • Daniel A. Baugh

  • Albert David Baumhart Jr.

  • Garland Bayliss

  • Edward L. Beach Jr.

  • Thaddeus Beal

  • Edward Fitzgerald Beale

  • Lester A. Beardslee

  • Gus George Bebas

  • Karl K. Bechtold

  • William Henry Becker

  • Douglas Baker (aviator)

  • James M. Beggs

  • Fay B. Begor

  • Albert R. Behnke

  • Vereen Bell

  • Joe Bellino

  • John Bello

  • Monti L. Belot

  • Park Benjamin Jr.

  • Floyd Bennett

  • Mervyn S. Bennion

  • Paul Benson (judge)

  • Silas Bent (naval officer)

  • Vernon Berg, III

  • John Michael Bermingham

  • John Bernadou

  • Fred T. Berry

  • Edward Julius Berwind

  • Marshall J. Beverley

  • James Biddle

  • Albert Bigelow

  • Neal Brooks Biggers Jr.

  • William Billingsley

  • John Billman

  • Brian Binnie

  • John Biolo

  • Carl Whiting Bishop

  • Hugh David Black

  • Benjamin B. Blackburn

  • J. Douglas Blackwood

  • Charles F. Blair Jr.

  • Peter Blair (wrestler)

  • Johnston Blakeley

  • James W. Blanchard

  • Lynne Blankenbeker

  • Edward M. Blessman

  • David Blevins

  • Thomas J. Bliley Jr.

  • John Bell Blish

  • John S. Blue

  • Matt Blunt

  • Roy Boehm

  • Hale Boggs

  • Robert J. Bolger

  • Al Bolton

  • Robert H. Bolton

  • William Compton Bolton

  • George F. Bond

  • Larry Bond

  • Alfred Bryan Bonds

  • Ulane Bonnel

  • Robert C. Bonner

  • Guy Bordelon

  • Buzz Borries

  • John R. Borum

  • Ward Boston

  • Frank Matteson Bostwick

  • Allan R. Bosworth

  • Joseph Bouchard

  • Robert E. Bourdeau

  • Roy Bourgeois

  • John Vernou Bouvier III

  • Stephen Bowen (astronaut)

  • Ken Bowersox

  • Josephine Beatrice Bowman

  • Charley Bowser

  • James Boyce (Louisiana politician)

  • Peter Boyle

  • Thomas Boyle

  • Bruce Godfrey Brackett

  • Norris Bradbury

  • Vic Bradford

  • Ben Bradlee

  • George Bradley (Medal of Honor)

  • Willis W. Bradley

  • Charles E. Brady Jr.

  • Harry "Skip" Brandon

  • Francis Brannigan

  • Charles E. Brannon

  • Bill Branon

  • Joseph Berry Breck

  • Joseph Cabell Breckinridge Jr.

  • Kidder Breese

  • Thomas Breese

  • Jim Bridenstine

  • Horatio Bridge

  • Jerry Bridges



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