A 1912 graduate of the Naval Academy, Chase became a Lt. Commander and held naval aviator pilot license number 37; Chase was killed in a mid-air collision while leading his squadron in fighter tactic exercises near Hawaii. On 27 Apr 1943 Lieutenant Chase Field, a naval air station, which is no longer active, was named for him. He was the first husband of Frances Sullivant(Beard)Reinburg.
A 1912 graduate of the Naval Academy, Chase became a Lt. Commander and held naval aviator pilot license number 37; Chase was killed in a mid-air collision while leading his squadron in fighter tactic exercises near Hawaii. On 27 Apr 1943 Lieutenant Chase Field, a naval air station, which is no longer active, was named for him. He was the first husband of Frances Sullivant(Beard)Reinburg.
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