Who was the us admiral in the pacific during world war ii?

Answer 1

well,Christopher Columbus found the new world (America) we all know that. Before he left he was having an affair-like thing with the queen of England named Queen Isabella. She gave him money and things for preparation. When he got there he placed a flag for the queen. He was named admiral of the sea when he returned

i am 13 in the eighth grade...pretty smart even if its wrong...gauranteed correct

My name is katelyn alyssa lumpkins...i attend the Memphis academy of science and engineering in Memphis Tennessee

first of all, christopher Columbus( who sailed in 1492) was NOT the admiral during ww2 (1939-1945) second, Columbus was SPANISH and so was queen Isabella, not English!!!!! Not something smart for a 13 year old to say.... and its not good to give out your full name and school and city on the internet... and third, if you looked it up first, you'd see that it was admiral Ingersoll, Ingram, and Halsey who were the admirals of the Atlantic... so next time, DO NOT put up something on the internet about history that is false in more than one way, say that its smart and guaranteed correct, and give out personal info on the internet..

Sincerely, someone smart (not the person who wrote the first paragraph)

Answer 2

Admirals Nimitz, Spruance, and King were among the Big Guns of the Pacific Fleet. Wm. Bull Halsey also involved - all mainly in the Pacific Fleet. the Navy was primarily concerned with preventing a second Pearl Harbor assault- hence the concentration in the PTO ( Pacific Theatre of Operations) Marines, being part of the Navy- likewise fought mainly in PTO. Thge vital ETO- mainly due to Supply Line necessities- constituted the war-long so-called Battle of the Atlantic which much action between logistics ships ( Liberty Ships, freighters, tankers) and German ( and one would assume, Italian) Submarines, but there were few real pitched battles , Navy-wise in the ETO. The logistics fight could get just as dangerous, however.