Frank Curtis Lynch
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 komandor | ||
| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 27 października 1914 Benedict | |
| Data i miejsce śmierci | 21 sierpnia 1987 k. Luzonu na wodach Filipin | |
| Przebieg służby | ||
| Lata służby | 1938–1954 | |
| Siły zbrojne |  United States Navy | |
| Stanowiska | zast. d-cy „Harder” d-ca „Haddo” | |
| Główne wojny i bitwy | II wojna światowa • wojna na Pacyfiku | |
| Odznaczenia | ||
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Frank Curtis Lynch (ur. 27 października 1914 w Benedict, zm. 21 sierpnia 1987 k. Luzonu na wodach Filipin) – amerykański oficer, komandor (Captain) United States Navy. Służył m.in. w na stanowiskach zastępcy dowódcy okrętu podwodnego USS „Harder” (SS-257) oraz dowódcy „Haddo” (SS-255), a następnie dowódcy niszczyciela USS „Allen M. Sumner” (DD-692).
Bibliografia
- USS Allen M. Sumner DD-692 Commanding Officer „The Captain” (ang.). dd-692.com. [dostęp 2014-08-13].
- Frank Curtis Lynch (ang.). Millitary Times. [dostęp 2014-08-13]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2014-08-14)].
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