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Charles S. Sperry papers
Correspondence, Letter sent to Marcy Sperry, February 18-October 17, 1908, during the cruise of the Great White Fleet; four postcards of ships and sights; telegrams; Fleet General orders; calling card; and newspaper clippings, 1908.
Raymond A. Spruance papers
Staff Studies
Research projects and studies treating aspects of the Naval War College, the U.S. Navy, naval education, and military conflict.
Joseph W. Stanley papers
Personal and official correspondence, letters sent and received, 1910–1953; Correspondence of others, 1901–1925; Naval pamphlets treating Mark guns and torpedoes, 1898–1947; Books, handbooks and monographs treating naval topics, 1899–1909; Journals and notebooks on guns, mines and torpedoes, 1901–1920; Navy registers and directories, 1920–1940; Subject Files on the torpedo, 1921–1927; Blueprints, diagrams and charts, 1902–1915; Photographs of ships and naval personnel, 1900–1910; Naval and family miscellany.
James Stark correspondence
Official correspondence, letters sent and received, 1995–1998, during his Naval War College presidency, 1995–1998
Charles Stetson collection of photographs
Photographs of surrender of VADM Kamada, CO of Naval Forces, Dutch Borneo to MAJ GEN E.J. Milford, CO, Seventh Australian Division; Miscellany, including news release, paper money and instructions for rescue of downed aviators, 1945.
James B. Stockdale papers
Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale (1923-2005) was a highly decorated naval aviator who spent nearly eight years as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War. He was the fortieth President of the Naval War College and after his retirement from the navy he served as President of The Citadel, Charleston, S.C and was an independent candidate for Vice President of the U.S. in 1992. This collection includes correspondence, photographs, newspaper articles, speeches, and writings relating to Stockdale’s naval and academic careers.
Charles H. Stockton papers
Official and semi-official correspondence regarding naval career and Naval War College, 1866–1908; Holograph reminiscences, 1866; Personal Diary, 1904; Journals of ship’s cruises in USS Thetis and USS Yorktown and USS Kentucky 1889–1902; Published Books; Miscellany, including newspaper clippings, photographs and certificates, 1886–1936; Diary of Mrs. Stockton, London, England 1903–1905.
William W. Stoddard papers
Correspondence, letters sent and received, regarding his career as master machinist, Steam Engineering Department, Brooklyn Navy Yard, his supervisory duties, promotions, pay, increases and charges brought against him, 1898–1920; Letters regarding Stoddard, 1893–1920; Letters to Warren Stoddard, 1910; Unidentified photograph; Miscellany, including notebook, marine engineers exam and questions; Miscellaneous memoranda. 1893–1924.
Horatio R. Storer papers
Correspondence, chiefly letters received, autographs, calling cards, and pictures of prominent U. S. naval officers; Prints from periodicals depicting the significant historical events in which they achieved fame, 1883–1929.