Robert M. Ghormley

Robert M. Ghormley was a U.S. Navy admiral and medical doctor who served during the early to mid-20th century. He specialized in aviation medicine and played a significant role in developing medical readiness for pilots and military personnel. Ghormley held important leadership positions, including commanding naval air stations and contributing to naval aviation strategies. His work helped improve the health and effectiveness of military aviators, especially during World War II. Overall, he was a notable figure in advancing medical practices within the U.S. Navy's aviation branch.