Mitscher

[ mich-er ]

noun

1. Marc Andrew, 1887–1947, U.S. naval officer and aviator.

Example Sentences

The USS Mitscher and USS Milius have each been extended four years until 2034 and 2035, respectively.

From Washington Times

“Extending Mitscher and Milius by an additional year to five years would require each ship to spend a year of that extension in a docking availability, which would not be a prudent use of resources entrusted to the Navy.”

From Washington Times

After the strike, the Mercer Street was escorted by the USS Ronald Reagan, an aircraft carrier, and the USS Mitscher, a guided missile destroyer.

From Washington Post

The American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan and the guided missile destroyer USS Mitscher now escort the Mercer Street as it heads to a safe port, the U.S.

From Seattle Times

According to a book by Robert Stinnett, a fellow flier, Admiral Marc Mitscher hit the “bulkhead” when he saw that Bush’s team had filed a report in which they actually referred by name to their top-secret project.

From Salon