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which was responsible for the organization and training of ships' crews. Hartley assumed duty as commander, Auxiliary
Vessels Shakedown Group and served in this capacity until June 1944. During that period, he initiated and developed highly efficient program, supervising the shakedown training of 93
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had shot it down in flames. Less than 10 minutes later another enemy bomber met a similar fate. In the afternoon of 12 July, Hartley received orders to embark for Oran, where he loaded prisoners; sailed for the US reaching New York City on 3 August 1943. For his service during Sicily campaign,
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and spent the whole day with unloading the troops and cargo. Hartley's ship was attacked by enemy aircraft on following day but bombs caused only minor damage. The ship also came under the fire of enemy shore batteries but all rounds missed the target.
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and the squadron's main task was to provide service for ships while at sea with fleet oilers, floating drydocks, and other auxiliaries. With the progress of War in
Pacific, the ServRon10 took part in the naval operations during advance to Japan.
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in March 1939. Hartley served as admiral Cole's technical aide until
September 1939 while retaining his duty duty in Washington with the Hydrographic Office. For his service during the salvage of
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of the United States Navy for valor. In recognition of his service during previous salvage operations, Hartley was advanced thirty-five numbers on the Navy's Lineal list of
Lieutenants.
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and during the following years, he received naval education through correspondence courses in
English and Navigation. Hartley later attended the Seaman Gunners School at
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first commissioned in 1798, reconstructed by private contributions and recommissioned in 1930. Hartley served as her executive officer and visited the ports on the
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Hartley assumed command of Eagle Boat PE-60, when she was commissioned in
October 1919 and brought her to the Engineering Experiment Station at the
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for special duty before retired from active duty on 1 May 1946, after 45 years on active duty. Hartley was subsequently advanced to the rank of
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Antisubmarine Force operating along the East Coast of the United States. Hartley served in this capacity aboard flagship
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Hartley already had a reputation of salvage expert and brilliant diver and was tasked with the organization of the Diving School at the
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in June 1934 and held this assignment until June 1936 when he received new sea orders. He was assigned to the aircraft carrier
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successfully disembarked her troops and unloaded their equipment in relatively good order and
Hartley was decorated with the
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in July 1928. He subsequently became it first officer-in-charge and was responsible for the training of new generation of
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The Day of landing was scheduled on 8 November and
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came under fire from enemy twin engine bomber but by the time it had closed within 1,500 yd (1,400 m), her
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from 27 June, as well as covering minesweeping operations west of the island. Hartley was promoted to the rank of
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Register of Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps
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to unload the rest of her cargo. On 18 November she left Safi for
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operations, as well as searching for enemy forces after the
1732:"Hartley II (DE-1029) – Naval History and Heritage Command"
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which had sunk in approximately 240 feet of water off the
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Here is the ribbon bar of Rear admiral Henry Hartley:
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brought from Detroit, Michigan to the Atlantic Coast.
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3rd Class, the lowest rank at the time. Following the
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984:along the East Coast of the United States and the
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423:in Washington, D.C., Hartley was ordered to the
1193:In early July 1944, Hartley was ordered to the
2091:"USS CHESTER (CL/CA 27) – Commanding Officers"
1654:European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
756:which was accidentally rammed and sunk by the
684:In October 1924, Hartley was given command of
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1983:"USS Arcturus (AKA-1) – Commanding Officers"
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2227:Burials at Arlington National Cemetery
1957:"Falcon (ASR 2) – Commanding Officers"
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902:in June 1938 and served under Captain
792:In June 1931, Hartley was promoted to
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526:. He was subsequently assigned to
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625:Interwar service and Salvage work
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372:as commanding officer of cruiser
19:For the missionary preacher, see
2063:"Valor awards for Henry Hartley"
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701:West Coast of the United States
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1668:Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
1658:3/16-inch bronze service stars
1640:American Defense Service Medal
939:and the Secretary of the Navy
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1831:"SC-21 – Commanding Officers"
1687:Navy Occupation Service Medal
855:under the command of Captain
741:Two years later, Hartley and
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537:attached to the Mine Force,
2197:United States Navy admirals
1692:Philippine Liberation Medal
1317:Arlington National Cemetery
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747:Provincetown, Massachusetts
658:United States Naval Academy
348:Distinguished Service Medal
342:in May 1939, receiving the
274:Distinguished Service Medal
93:Arlington National Cemetery
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1007:After assuming command of
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112:United States of America
1663:American Campaign Medal
1628:Navy Good Conduct Medal
1618:Navy Commendation Medal
1309:Bethesda Naval Hospital
1239:Hartley then commanded
1064:Navy Commendation Medal
770:, Hartley received the
644:in March 1928. Captain
615:New London, Connecticut
576:New London, Connecticut
283:Navy Commendation Medal
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974:Attack on Pearl Harbor
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869:Damage Control Officer
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25:Henry Robinson Hartley
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1305:Hyattsville, Maryland
1277:Japanese home islands
1234:Battle for Leyte Gulf
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857:William F. Halsey Jr.
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460:Naval Torpedo Station
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401:Bladensburg, Maryland
135:Years of service
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783:Washington Navy Yard
679:Rufus F. Zogbaum Jr.
448:Washington Navy Yard
421:Washington Navy Yard
385:Service Division 103
248:Battle of Leyte Gulf
165:Service Division 103
1285:Occupation of Japan
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1017:French North Africa
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911:Hydrographic Office
839:Hydrographic Office
776:military decoration
662:Annapolis, Maryland
514:and ordered to the
500:Chief Gunner's mate
1335:United States Navy
1281:Surrender of Japan
1273:Operation Downfall
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890:Allan S. Farquhar
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