John Paul Jones Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

John Paul Jones was a Scottish-American sailor who is best remembered for his bold acts during the American Revolution for fighting the British warships in the eastern waters of England. His victory over the British troops brought him international recognition as a distinguished American naval hero. He started his career at sea as an adventure-filled seafarer and went on to become colonial America’s first sea warrior. As commander of the Bonhomme Richard, his daring naval feats have secured him a place in the US history.

His brave and courageous battles brought him into limelight as the founder of America’s naval tradition. During his over 30-year old sailing career, he commanded various naval vessels and shot down a large number of enemy ships, thus securing their belongings and bringing them home. He was highly acclaimed by the French authorities for his actions and was honored with the prestigious title Chevalier, along with a golden sword. Besides his service in the American navy, he later joined the Imperial Russian Navy, though his tenure wasn’t very satisfying. Today, he is fondly known as the Father of the American Navy.™