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Michael Augustine Healy (September 22, 1839 – August 30, 1904) was an American career officer with the United States Revenue Cutter Service (predecessor of the United States Coast Guard), reaching the rank of captain.
Michael A. Healy. Michael A. Healy (* 22. September 1839 nahe Macon, Georgia; † 30. August 1904 in San Francisco) war Offizier des Revenue Cutter Service. Nach ihm ist der Eisbrecher Healy benannt. Leben. Healy wurde als eines von 10 Kindern des irischstämmigen Plantagenbesitzers Michael Morris Healy und der schwarzen Sklavin ...
1839-1904. PRINT | E-MAIL. DOWNLOAD HI-RES. Revenue Captain Michael A. Healy, commanding officer of the cutters Chandler, Corwin, Bear, McCulloch and Thetis, became a legend enforcing federal law along Alaska's 20,000 mile coastline.
Portrait of Captain Michael A. Healy by John f. Murphy, PhD, late professor of Government, U.S. Coast Guard Academy. The following are three articles about Michael Healy that were written by Professor John F. Murphy of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and the Academy's Librarian, Paul Johnson. Professor Murphy passed away soon after publishing the ...
Biographical Highlights. Captain Michael Healy, USCRS. [190515-G-G0000-3001] Michael A. Healy was born on September 22, 1839 in Georgia. His father, Michael Morris Healy, was a white planter and his mother, Eliza Clark, was variously reported as a slave or a former slave.
Michael Healy was one of the most controversial captains of the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service. His actions in the Bear in 1895 provoked a high-profile investigation that led to his downfall—but Healy managed to keep his greatest secret hidden from everyone until the very end. By Dennis L. Noble and Truman R. Stobridge. April 2001.
Learn about the life and career of Michael A. Healy, the first U.S. sea service officer of African descent and the most famous captain in Coast Guard history. He commanded the Bear on the Bering Sea Patrol, enforced U.S. laws in Alaska, and earned the nickname \"Hell Roarin' Mike Healy\".
