Best known for his dramatic capture of U-505, Gallery was a man of strong character and sharp wit who never shied from controversies during his brilliant naval career.
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Best known for his dramatic capture of U-505, Gallery was a man of strong character and sharp wit who never shied from controversies during his brilliant naval career.
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Daniel Gallery was one of the outstanding flag officers produced by the U.S. Navy in WWII, or perhaps any era. He was also a prolific writer, and a very entertaining one at that. This book studies his life, career, writings, and the controversies he was embroiled in during and after the war. Gallery was never one to avoid a fight, whether at sea or in the Pentagon, and was wickedly witty and amusing at the same time. I recommend this book highly. I also recommend "Twenty Million Tons Under the Sea", written by the old master himself, so that the reader can appreciate his talents at firsthand.
