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This Web page is dedicated in memory of Captain Walter Henry USN
Captain Henry graduated from the US Naval Academy in Annnapolis, Maryland in 1935 and was stationed on the USS Astoria. In World War II, he became leader of Torpedo Bomber Squadron 1 and was awarded two Naval Crosses
and five Naval Air Medals for his service with the squadron. Captain Henry fought in several major Pacific theaters during the war and was a survivor of the sinking of the USS Lexington during the battle of the
Coral Sea. Captain Henry's last tour of duty was as commanding officer of the naval air station in Adak, Alaska. He retired from the Navy in 1961 and moved to Fullerton, California to manage Henry Radio in Anaheim. SK November 30, 1991.
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