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Ignatius Joseph "Pete"
Galantin (September 24, 1910 – July 6, 2004) was a four-star
United States Navy admiral,
World War II Navy
Cross recipient, and...
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Freeman Neldon Theo
French namesake of USS French (DE-367)
Ignatius J.
Galantin William Gilmer, 22nd and 24th
Naval Governor of Guam
George William Grider...
- that the
breaking of the code was kept secret. U.S. Navy
Commander I.J.
Galantin, who
retired as an Admiral,
refers several times to
Magic in his 1988 book...
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October 1967,
sponsored by Mrs.
Ignatius J.
Galantin, the wife of
Admiral Ignatius J. "Pete"
Galantin (1910-2004), and
commissioned on 30
January 1969...
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October 28, 1985.
Archived from the
original on
February 28, 2022. I. J.
Galantin,
Edward Beach. Take Her Deep!.
Naval Institute Press. p. 49. Mitenbuler...
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Naval Historical Center.
Retrieved August 11, 2009. Newpower, p. 186
Galantin, p. 78 "Captain
Joseph Francis Enright, USN".
Department of the Navy, Naval...
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Underwater Warfare.
Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 89. ISBN 978-1849088602.
Galantin,
Ignatius J., Admiral, USN (Ret.).
Foreword to
Submariner by
Johnnie Coote...
- admiral, who is
often called the 'Father of the
Atomic Submarine'..."
Galantin, I. J. (1997).
Submarine Admiral: From
Battlewagons to
Ballistic Missiles...
- G.
Foggo III (2 awards)
Sylvester R.
Foley Jr. (2 awards)
Ignatius J.
Galantin Daniel V.
Gallery Roy
Alexander Gano Noel A. M. ****ler (2 awards) Edmund...
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background which made him the
logical choice to
succeed Admiral Ignatius J.
Galantin as the
final Chief of the
Bureau of
Naval Materiel and the
first Commander...
