ID this WWII U.S. Admiral?

[OpanaPointer]

The kicker is the ears. Very, very similar. People disguise themselves in all kinds of ways, but almost near think of disguising their ears, because it's rather hard to do right.

[Pirate-Drakk]

... and schnoz, it has to be Charlie Lockwood

Facial details in the pic/foto are spot on.

[AH_Moggy]

Thanks, Marmat! You da man!

[OpanaPointer]

I'd say very likely. Lockwood was an important player in the Pacific War.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_A._Lockwood

[Marmat]

With that chin ...

... and schnoz, it has to be Charlie Lockwood.

Hi all:

Can anyone help me out and identify this WWII U.S. Admiral?

[OpanaPointer]

Thanks but am still unsure of his identity. I'm embarassed to say that several years ago I had a portrait artist do over 30 WWII generals / admirals, from many countries and am about to sell the entire collection.

For the life of me, I can't recall who this admiral is. The painting is based on a b & w photo of him but I can't find it anywhere here.

Oh well; guess I'll list him as "unknown" for now.

If you don't have anything else to ID him with that's your best course of action, I believe.

[AH_Moggy]

Thanks but am still unsure of his identity. I'm embarassed to say that several years ago I had a portrait artist do over 30 WWII generals / admirals, from many countries and am about to sell the entire collection.

For the life of me, I can't recall who this admiral is. The painting is based on a b & w photo of him but I can't find it anywhere here.

Oh well; guess I'll list him as "unknown" for now.

[Gorque]

The portrait artist really churned them out at a rate of about 3,500/annum.

LATimes

[OpanaPointer]

Or Arthur Struble.

If you're inquiring about Dugout Doug's "retirement", then I'd go with Struble.

[OpanaPointer]

Might be Edward Hanson.

[AH_Moggy]

Hi all:

Can anyone help me out and identify this WWII U.S. Admiral?