Leadership
Commanders-in-Chief of the United States Fleet:
- Hilary P. Jones 1922–1923
- Robert E. Coontz 1923–1925
- Samuel S. Robison 1925–1926
- Charles F. Hughes 1926–1927
- Henry A. Wiley 1927–1929
- William V. Pratt 1929–1930
- Jehu V. Chase 17 September 1930–15 September 1931
- Frank H. Schofield 1931–1932
- Richard H. Leigh 1932–33
- David F. Sellers 10 June 1933–18 June 1934
- Joseph M. Reeves February 26, 1934–June 1936
- Arthur J. Hepburn 24 June 1936–1938
- Claude C. Bloch 1938–6 January 1940
- James O. Richardson 6 January 1940-January 5, 1941
- Husband Kimmel January 5, 1941-December 1941
- Ernest King (also Chief of Naval Operations) 30 December 1941–10 October 1945
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