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William C. Rogers III
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William C. Rogers III

United States naval officer
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  • Mourners and soldiers stand behind coffins draped in Iranian flags at a funeral in Tehran for Iran Air Flight 655 victims, with a large illustration of the plane being shot down displayed.
    Iran Air flight 655
    / Background: U.S. engagement in the Iran-Iraq War (1980–88)

    …Vincennes, under the command of Capt. William C. Rogers III, was involved in several skirmishes with Iranian vessels. According to various reports, Rogers, who had a reputation for aggressiveness, ignored orders to change course and instead continued to pursue the enemy gunboats.

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    …Vincennes, under the command of Capt. William C. Rogers III, was involved in several skirmishes with Iranian vessels. According to various reports, Rogers, who had a reputation for aggressiveness, ignored orders to change course and instead continued to pursue the enemy gunboats.

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