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Established in 1926, the office was redesignated Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research and Development) as of 6 February 1959. This office was again redesignated to Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research, Engineering and Systems) in April 1977. The office was disestablished in 1990, and the duties were combined with Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Shipbuilding and Logistics) into Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research, Development and Acquisitions). |
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1926-1929
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Edward P. Warner | 7 July 1926-15 March 1929 |
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2.
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1929-1932
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David S. Ingalls | 16 March 1929-1 June 1932 |
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3.
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1941-1945
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Artemus L. Gates | 5 September 1941-30 June 1945 |
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4.
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1945-1946
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John L. Sullivan | 5 July 1945-17 June 1946 |
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5.
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1946-1949
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John N. Brown | 12 January 1946-8 March 1949 |
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6.
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1949-1949
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Dan A. Kimball | 9 March 1949-24 May 1949 |
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7.
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1949-1953
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John F. Floberg | 5 December 1949-23 July1953 |
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8.
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1953-1956
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James H. Smith, Jr. | 23 July 1953-20 June 1956 |
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9.
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1956-1959
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Garrison Norton | 7 July 1956-5 February 1929 |
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10.
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1959-1964
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James H. Wakelin, Jr. | 5 June 1959-30 June 1964 |
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11.
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1964-1966
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Robert W. Morse | 1 July 1964-30 June 1966 |
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12.
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1967-1973
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David S. Potter | 14 September 1973-16 August 1973 |
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13.
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1974-1977
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H. Tyler Marcy | 15 October 1974- 4 April 1977 |
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14.
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1977 1981
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David E. Mann | April 1977-January 1981 |
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15.
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1981-1981
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Gerald A. Cann | January 1981-December 1981 |
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16.
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1981-1987
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Melvyn R. Paisley | December 1981-March 1987 |
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17.
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1987-1990
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Vacant | |