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ingenious tactical skill and superb coordination of the units under his command, led his forces into battle against tremendous odds, thereby contributing decisively to the rout of a powerful invasion fleet and to the consequent frustration of a formidable
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systems throughout his battle line, for not using one of them as his flagship, for directing the battle from his flagship's bridge instead of the radar plot, for not issuing his battle plans to his captains, and for giving confusing orders during the battle. Analysis of the battle led to a rapid
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632:. In 1938, US President Franklin Roosevelt asked his physician, Ross McIntire, to recommend someone for the position of Naval Aide. McIntire recommended Callaghan, who was appointed to the role in July 1938 and would fill it for the next three years. He was promoted to the rank of
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escorted cargo ships crossing the
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was on its way to Alaska when it broke down and could not continue its mission. Initially, the blame fell on
Callaghan, who had apparently ordered incorrect condenser parts. He was suspended from duty and ordered to appear before a
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Callaghan was buried at sea. He was survived by his wife, Mary Tormey
Callaghan, and son, Daniel Judson Callaghan Jr. (1915–2006). His brother William Callaghan would later become the first captain of the battleship
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had been killed, so two US commanders had now been lost, as well as several of their staff. Despite the deaths of so many senior officers, the battle ended in a strategic victory for the
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stayed with the stricken vessel hauling it out of danger finally handing it on to tugs from a North Ireland base."
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practice of the Pacific Fleet in 5-inch guns, he made the largest percentage of hits of any ship of the Fleet."
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