“Preble’s Boys” (group of officers he mentored)

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“Preble’s Boys” were a group of young U.S. naval officers in the early 19th century, including several future leaders, who were professionally shaped and mentored under Commodore Edward Preble’s command.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of naval officers
activeInPeriod early 19th century
associatedWithPlace Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
Tripoli NERFINISHED
associatedWithShip USS Argus NERFINISHED
USS Constitution NERFINISHED
USS Enterprise NERFINISHED
USS Nautilus NERFINISHED
USS Philadelphia NERFINISHED
basedOn U.S. Mediterranean Squadron NERFINISHED
commandStructure served under Edward Preble’s Mediterranean command
conflict First Barbary War NERFINISHED
Tripolitan War NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field naval warfare
hasMember Benjamin H. Porter NERFINISHED
Charles Morris NERFINISHED
Charles Stewart NERFINISHED
David Porter NERFINISHED
Edward Trenchard NERFINISHED
George Washington Rodgers NERFINISHED
Isaac Chauncey NERFINISHED
Isaac Hull NERFINISHED
Jacob Jones NERFINISHED
James Biddle NERFINISHED
James Lawrence NERFINISHED
James Renshaw NERFINISHED
John D. Henley NERFINISHED
John Downes NERFINISHED
John H. Dent NERFINISHED
John H. Elton NERFINISHED
John Rodgers NERFINISHED
John Shaw NERFINISHED
John Smith NERFINISHED
John Trippe NERFINISHED
Joseph Bainbridge NERFINISHED
Ralph Izard NERFINISHED
Richard Somers NERFINISHED
Samuel Evans NERFINISHED
Stephen Decatur NERFINISHED
Thomas Macdonough NERFINISHED
William Bainbridge NERFINISHED
influenced development of early U.S. naval leadership
mentor Edward Preble NERFINISHED
militaryBranch United States Navy
namedAfter Edward Preble NERFINISHED
notableFor producing future U.S. Navy leaders
timeFrame circa 1803–1805

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Edward Preble hasPartInMottoOrNickname “Preble’s Boys” (group of officers he mentored)