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Lieutenant Commander Hiram Pottinger (c. 1910-1941) was assigned command of the damage control section of the USS Remembrance during the Pacific War when his predecessor was injured in the surprise Japanese submersible attack which started the war. This caused some resentment with his subordinate Lt. (j.g.) Sam Carsten who had commanded in the interim. In addition, while Pottinger was experienced in damage control, it had all been in cruisers. Airplane carriers were sufficiently different that Carsten had to initially make discrete suggestions but within a year Pottinger had acquired the necessary experience.

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rdfs:label	Hiram Pottinger
rdfs:comment	Lieutenant Commander Hiram Pottinger (c. 1910-1941) was assigned command of the damage control section of the USS Remembrance during the Pacific War when his predecessor was injured in the surprise Japanese submersible attack which started the war. This caused some resentment with his subordinate Lt. (j.g.) Sam Carsten who had commanded in the interim. In addition, while Pottinger was experienced in damage control, it had all been in cruisers. Airplane carriers were sufficiently different that Carsten had to initially make discrete suggestions but within a year Pottinger had acquired the necessary experience.
dcterms:subject	1940s Deaths (Fictional Work) Americans 1910s Births (Fictional Work) Killed During the Second Great War Navy Personnel of the Second Great War Deaths by Drowning (Fictional Work) Southern Victory Characters
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Story	Southern Victory
Appearance	Return Engagement The Center Cannot Hold; The Victorious Opposition;
Name	Hiram Pottinger
Cause of Death	Presumed drowned
Affiliations	United States Navy (Southern Victory)
Occupation	Sailor
Death	1941(xsd:integer)
Birth	1910.0
Nationality	United States of America (Southern Victory)
abstract	Lieutenant Commander Hiram Pottinger (c. 1910-1941) was assigned command of the damage control section of the USS Remembrance during the Pacific War when his predecessor was injured in the surprise Japanese submersible attack which started the war. This caused some resentment with his subordinate Lt. (j.g.) Sam Carsten who had commanded in the interim. In addition, while Pottinger was experienced in damage control, it had all been in cruisers. Airplane carriers were sufficiently different that Carsten had to initially make discrete suggestions but within a year Pottinger had acquired the necessary experience. Pottinger continued to serve on the Remembrance during the uneasy peace after the Pacific War and during the Second Great War. When the ship was sunk by the Japanese late in 1941, Pottinger was not among those rescued and was presumed drowned.
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