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Fullinwider, Ranson, 1905-1969

Rear Admiral James Foskett with Naval Officers

Rear Admiral James Foskett meets with Naval officers during his visit to Argentina. Sitting left to right: Captain Ranson Fullinwider, Rear Admiral Foskett, Vice Admiral Carranza, Captain Arleigh Burke. Standing left to right: Aide to Vice Admiral Carranza, Lieutenant Castro, Commander J.H. Brown, Lieutenant Commander J.E. Whatton, Commander Gentry, Lieutenant Oliver, Lieutenant Granger, Lieutenant Beresche ARA, and Commander Miguel D. Street, who served as Admiral Foskett's aide during his visit.

Rear Admiral James Foskett with Naval Officers

Rear Admiral James Foskett meets with a group of naval officers during his visit to Argentina. Left to right: Captain Ranson Fullinwider, Lieutenant Commander Benesche ARA, Captain Arleigh Burke, Lieutenant Granger P.R.O., Lieutenant Commander Whatton, Rear Admiral Foskett, his Flag Lieutenant Lieutenant Oliver, Mayor of Buenos Aires Dr. Sisi, his secretary, Commander Miguel D. Street (who served as Admiral Foskett's Argentine Aide) and Commander Gentry (Admiral Foskett's Chief of Staff).

Rear Admiral James Foskett with Naval Officers

Rear Admiral James Foskett chats with a group of naval officers during his visit to Argentina. Left to right: Commander Gentry, Captain Arleigh Burke, Vice Admiral Martinez ARA, Lieutenant Castro, Rear Admiral James Foskett, Commander Brown, Minister of Marine Admiral Enrique B. Garcia, Lieutenant Commander Whatton, Lieutenant Oliver, Captain Buldrini ARA, Lieutenant Granger, and Captain Ranson Fullinwider.

Rear Admiral James Foskett Calls on President Juan Peron

Rear Admiral James Foskett pays a visit to President Juan Peron during his visit to Argentina. From left to right: Captain Ranson Fullinwider, Captain Buldrini, Commander Gentry, Rear Admiral Foskett, Lieutenant Commander Whatton, Commander Joyce, President Peron, United States Ambassador to Argentina James Bruce, Admiral Garcia, Captain Arleigh Burke, and Commander J.H. Brown.