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Who was the father of the two ocean navy?
Carl Vinson
Who is Carl Vinson?
father of the 2 ocean navy:) i feel sooo smart thanks ms.r.lol
Does the navy do ocean stuff with ocean animals?
Yes, there are veterinarians associated with the Navy that research marine animals.
Father of the modern steel Navy in the US?
The Navy does not have a recognized "father" of the modern steel Navy. Having said that, however, the general consensus leads to Captain John Paul Jones being the father of the modern steel Navy.
Why was Carl Vinson known as the father if the two-ocean navy?
Carl Vinson earned the title "Father of the Two-Ocean Navy" due to his pivotal role in advocating for and expanding the U.S. Navy during the early to mid-20th century. As a Congressman, he championed legislation that facilitated the construction of a powerful naval fleet capable of operating effectively in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, especially in the context of World War II. His efforts significantly enhanced U.S. naval capabilities and laid the groundwork for the modern navy's global reach and strategic presence.
Who is the father of the US Navy?
John Paul Jones is considered to be the "Father of the American Navy." Rear Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan is probably the "Father of Modern Navies." Admiral Hyman G. Rickover is the "Father of the Nuclear Navy."
What was the Two-Ocean Navy Act?
An American act of congress that increased the size of the U.S. navy by 70%
Was Chester Arthur called the father of the american navy?
No.
Is john paul Jones the father of the navy?
Yes he is
Who is called the father of America's navy?
john fergison
Where can I purchase Ocean Spray Crancherry juice I live in Winona Missouri 65588?
I love that stuff! I was getting it at the Navy Commisary in Newport but no more! I too want to know where I can get it!
Which president was considered the father of the us navy because he added the section of the navy to his cabinet?
The office of Secretary of the Navy was added by John Adams in 1798.
