With this flourish, Admiral Ernest Joseph King this week wound up his first report of the war — a 50,000-word document comparable to George Marshall’s report on the Army (TIME, Sept.

The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. Naval War College Review Vol. 28, No. 3, Winter 1976 ADMIRAL ERNEST J. KING AND THE STATEGY F... Even though he was often described as being ruthless ...

Frosty-eyed Admiral Ernest Joseph King had been called back to Washington to run the U.S. fleet, was soon to be appointed (the first man in history) to the double-gaited job of Fleet Commander and ...

Admiral Ernest J. King, chief of Naval Operations during World ... men and women of the Navy's fighting Seabees. You'll meet Joseph Shawinsky of the 133rd Naval Construction Battalion who landed ...

An April 26 Schools & Learning article on school names incorrectly identified Admiral King High School ... famed naval leader and native son Ernest Joseph King. There are 488 schools with ...

Admiral King served as both commander in chief of ... World War II and Pearl Harbor should be recognized and remembered. Ernest Joseph King (1878-1956) was from Lorain, Ohio, and is someone ...

Area sailors, veterans, Lorain Admiral King High School alumni and city officials gathered yesterday for a ceremony to honor Fleet Adm. Ernest J ... Arms Seaman Recruit Joseph Dunegan, all ...

When the shooting starts, they have to send for the “sons of bitches.” Thus, legend has it, Admiral Ernest King responded to a reporter’s question why he, at age 63, was chosen by President ...