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He graduated in 1901, ranked next to last in his class.<ref>''Baltimore Sun'' 6 June, 1901 p.9.</ref> Despite his low class rank, Zogbaum saw several years of service as Aide and Flag Lieutenant to s

...g out in September 1906, and placed 34th out of 41 cadets. He took a third class in the Part I examination, and second classes in Seamanship and Gunnery, an ...ege, Greenwich]] for Part II., where he passed in March 1911 with a second class certificate.{{AgarFootprints|pp. 31, 34}}<ref>''Report of the Director of N

{{pad|580px}}Gunnery Engineer, 2nd Class. ...in the future guns of this calibre, will only be retained on board as anti-aircraft guns, as was laid down for all ships.