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Service of Rear Admiral Albert Cushing Read, Retired 1887 Mar 29 Born in Lyme, New Hampshire 1903 Jul 8 Appointed Midshipman from Massachusetts 1909 Mar 4 Accepted appointment as Ensign to rank from 13 Sept 1908 1911 Sep 13 Lieutenant (jg) 1913 Jul 1 Lieutenant 1917 Aug 31 Lieutenant Commander (temporary) 1918 Jul 1 Lieutenant Commander 1919 Sep 23 Commander (temporary) 1921 Dec 31 Commander 1933 Jul 1 Captain 1942 Oct 12 Rear Admiral for temporary service 1943 Aug 6 Entered upper half of list of Rear Admirals 1946 Sep 1 Transferred to Retired list by reason of physical disability, the result of an incident of the ser- vice, in rank of Rear Admiral [[underline]]Ships and Stations| From | To[[/underline]] USS Indiana | Sep 1906 | Jul 1907 USS Ohio | Jul 1907 | Nov 1908 USS Decatur | Nov 1908 | Feb 1909 USS Barry | Feb 1909 | Apr 1910 USS Bainbridge | Apr 1910 | Sep 1911 USS Delaware | Dec 1911 | May 1913 US Naval Torepedo Station Newport, Rhode Island | May 1913 | Jul 1915 Naval Air Station, Pensacola (instruction) | Jul 1915 | May 1916 USS North Carolina (Gunnery Officer) | Jun 1916 | Oct 1916 USS Washington (name changed to Seatle), (Gunnery Officer, Nov16--May 17) | Oct 1916 | Jun 1917 Aviation Station, Federal Rendezvous, Bayshore, New York (Officer in Charge) | Jun 1917 | Oct 1917 Naval Air Station, Miami, Fla.(Officer in Charge) | Oct 1917 | Mar 1918 Office of Chief of Naval Operations | Mar 1918 | Apr 1919 NC Seaplane Division One (Connection Trans-Atlan- tic flight) | Apr 1919 | Jun 1919 Seaplane NC-4 and NC-4 Flo- tilla (Command) | Aug 1919 | Jan 1920 Naval Air Station, Pensacola | May 1920 | Nov 1920 Air Force, Atlantic Fleet (duty involving flying) | Dec 1920 | Jun 1922 Naval War College, Newport, R. I. (Instruction) (Staff-May 23 to June 24)| Jun 1922 | Jun 1924