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William Frederick Halsey, Jr., was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey, on October 30, 1882, the son of U.S. Navy Captain William F. Halsey. Appointed to the Naval Academy in 1900, he graduated 42nd in his class (of 62) in 1904.
Halsey, William F. (1882–1959) fleet admiral, U.S. Navy, World War II.Born in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Halsey graduated from the Naval Academy in 1904. In the 1930s, he learned to fly and became a leading advocate of carrier warfare.
William F. Halsey. William Halsey, Jr. ( 30. října 1882 Elizabeth, New Jersey – 20. srpna 1959 Fishers Island) byl důstojník amerického námořnictva a velitel americké 3. flotily za druhé světové války v Tichomoří. Díky své impulzivní povaze, bezprostřednímu jednání a odvaze si vysloužil přezdívku „Bull“ („Býk“) .
William F. Halsey. Fleet Admiral William Frederick Halsey, Jr., GBE (October 30, 1882 – August 16, 1959) (commonly referred to as "Bill" or "Bull" Halsey), was an American Fleet Admiral in the United States Navy. He commanded the South Pacific Area during the early stages of the Pacific War against Japan.
Halsey moved quickly upon receiving those orders from MacArthur. Eighteen hours later, William F. Halsey, Commander 3rd Fleet, announced that he had complied with MacArthur’s directive: “Japan has surrendered. . . . Army Forces have seized ATSUGI airfield and CINCAFPAC [MacArthur] Advance Headquarters are established there.
William Halsey. William Frederick Halsey Jr. ( Elizabeth, 30 de outubro de 1882 – Ilha Fishers, 20 de agosto de 1959) foi um oficial naval da Marinha dos Estados Unidos, comandante da 3ª Força Tarefa na Guerra do Pacífico, durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, presente na principais batalhas e vitórias navais contra o Japão. [ 1]
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