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John H. Fetterman, Jr.

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|placeofbirth= Ashland, Pennsylvania
|placeofdeath= Pensacola, Florida
|image=[[Image:JackFetterman.jpg|200px|center|Vice Admiral Jack Fetterman]]
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|nickname= Jack Fetterman<br/>Father of Navy Ethics
:''For the museum named for him, see the [[Admiral John H. Fetterman State of Florida Maritime Museum and Research Center]]''
'''Vice Admiral John H. Fetterman, Jr.''' ([[1932]]-[[2006]]), or Jack as many called him, was a three-star admiral in the U.S. Navy who became known for an a keystone ethics course he created. After his controversial 1993 retirement, along he became a prominent civic leader in Pensacola and was president & CEO of the [[Naval Aviation Museum Foundation]]. Along with his wife [[Nancy Fetterman|Nancy]], he was dedicated to preserving Pensacola's history and used his political and military contacts to raise money for such endeavors as the [[National Flight Academy]], the sinking of the ''USS Oriskany'', and the [[Admiral John H. Fetterman State of Florida Maritime Museum and historResearch Center|maritime museum that will be named for him]].
==Early Life==
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[[Category:2006 deaths|Fetterman, John]] [[Category:Navy admirals|Fetterman, John]][[Category:Community Maritime Park|Fetterman, John]][[Category:National Flight Academy|Fetterman, John]][[Category:National Museum of Naval Aviation|Fetterman, John]]

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