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socially.... The 'little man with the big cigar' is known to everyone." McCain liked to confer with enlisted men and get their opinions. He swore so much he earned the sobriquet "Good
Goddamn McCain"; his regular greeting to begin the day was "Good goddamn morning." He was often asked how he told his wife Roberta and her identical twin sister Rowena apart, to which he famously responded by puffing his cigar, flashing a grin, and saying, "That's their problem." He
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plebe, and that's the plebe who does not conform always to the specific rules and regulations of the upperclassmen. Some of these upperclassmen would ... require you to do such things which only incited rebellion and mutiny in me, see." At one point, McCain had so many demerits he was at risk of not graduating; his partying and drinking was especially dangerous as it was taking place during
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persuasive and energetic briefer, while to others, he was over-the-top and spoke longer than necessary. McCain believed the
Pacific Command's role was both to confront the major Communist powers with superior and mobile force, and to provide a deterrent force to protect smaller countries from "aggression, whether this be overtly military or by subversion and infiltration."
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commanders trained in peacetime had focused excessively on conformance to regulations and adherence to official tactical doctrine; they lacked the aggressiveness and ability to improvise that the conflict in the
Pacific demanded, and by the end of the first year of the war, almost a third of them had been relieved as inadequate.
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to give him assurances and assess the state of the
Cambodians. When Lon Nol suffered a stroke in early 1971, he recuperated at McCain's guesthouse in Honolulu. At the same time, a Military Equipment Delivery Team program was organized to supply military assistance to the Cambodian government. McCain
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from 1957 to 1958. During these years, McCain went to the Naval
Academy a number of times to admonish his son John on his performance there, which was at least as troublesome as his own had been. As one biographical profile stated, "Few fathers and sons could have been more alike as adolescents than
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as McCain's successor as CINCPAC, despite McCain's unheeded request to Nixon to have his tour extended so that he could see the war to its conclusion. McCain's time as CINCPAC ended on
September 1, 1972; at the transfer of command ceremony in Honolulu that day, Nixon focused on the contributions of
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and earned mediocre grades during his years at the
Academy. As one biographer wrote, McCain "was given to taking unauthorized midnight leave and spent much of his four ... years in contention with authority and working off massive doses of extra duty." McCain later stated: "I was known as a 'ratey'
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and was away at sea at the time and his mother, the former
Catherine Davey Vaulx, was traveling cross-country to visit with her sister. He was called "Jack" by his family, although he would also be called "Junior" by others, which he liked less. His family's history of military service extended
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expansion of influence. He became well known within the
Pentagon and to the press for his fervent briefings on the "Chicom" menace, showing maps with bright-red claws or arrows extending from a bright-red China into much of the area he was responsible for. To some, McCain was the Navy's most
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McCain was a staunch promoter of the importance of a strong naval presence, and indeed became known in military-congressional circles, sometimes not approvingly, as "Mr. Seapower". He gave regular speeches on the subject with an increasing fervor, and worked with his large number of political
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Throughout much of his career, McCain was known for his short and thin stature, salty character, and trademark cigar. One superior wrote that: "There is only one Jack McCain! Vice
Admiral McCain, by his enthusiasm, honesty and delightful personality makes many friends, not only officially but
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for this patrol, for "conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action, as Commanding Officer of a submarine in enemy Japanese-controlled waters ... bravery under fire and aggressive fighting spirit." McCain's personality was a good fit for wartime submarine duty. Many of the U.S. submarine
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around this time, but was back at work a month later. Following an inspection tour of South Vietnam in December 1969, McCain remained very optimistic about the course of the war and the ability of South Vietnamese forces to carry greater burdens. McCain did not give much credence to the
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s batteries were about to fail and the air was very hot and virtually unbreathable. McCain surfaced in battle stations position, ready to engage in a disadvantageous gun battle with the Japanese pursuers, but they were heading in the opposite direction and he was able to escape.
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McCain continued to expand on his vision of the Soviet threat, saying that the Soviets' maritime goal "encompasses not only the military uses of the sea, but also those relating to world politics, economics, commerce and technology", and likened its propaganda value to the
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Underwater for hours, sometimes near the seabottom, McCain surfaced; Japanese escorts fired shells at him as he stood on the bridge, while he fired torpedoes back, striking and sinking one (originally thought to be a destroyer, it was the coastal minesweeper
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However, McCain felt despair over his reluctant retirement from the United States Navy, and fell into prolonged poor health. His son John felt his father's "long years of binge drinking" had caught up with him, despite a mostly successful later recovery in
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the three generations of McCains β saying, "In the story of the McCains we see the greatness of America" β and awarded McCain a gold star in lieu of his second Navy Distinguished Service Medal. For the next two months, McCain served as special assistant to
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In addition to his Silver and Bronze Stars, McCain's actions in the war earned him two letters of commendation. A superior wrote that: "His zeal in the investigation and development of new submarine tactics and weapons has been outstanding."
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as Chief Legislative Liaison. There he formed many useful political connections, as senators, representatives, admirals, and generals were all frequent social visitors to his centrally-located D.C. house, which would later become the
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were troublesome; at one point while returning home, drive gears of all four of the main engines were out of commission, and McCain's crew had to rely on their tiny auxiliary engine for the last 1,000 nautical miles (1,900 km).
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in adopting a militarization of American policy with regard to that country. Lon Nol's gratitude towards McCain continued, including the gift of an elephant (soon named "Cincpachyderm") too large to transport on McCain's
576:; Roberta took on the lead role in raising the children. In 1934, McCain was praised for loyalty and for performing his duties very well, but his fitness report said he suffered from nervousness, and he was treated for
847:, where, on June 8, he picked up a convoy, escorted by yet another aircraft carrier. He was unable to approach closer than 15 nautical miles (28 km). In July 1944, he was detached for a brief return to New London.
658:. Operating conditions for the five submarines sent there were not favorable, due to overcrowded waters, poor weather, and mixed-up signals, and the deployment had no accomplishments. Like many other U.S. submarines,
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McCain retired on November 1, 1972. There was no ceremony, as it would have been redundant after the one that took place two months earlier in Hawaii; as one associate said, "He just didn't come to work today."
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to preserve the Cambodian regime would endanger the progress of Vietnamization. Nevertheless, McCain was involved in the intense U.S. effort to prop up Cambodian leader Lon Nol, paying visits to
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Kissinger would later characterize McCain's approach to the Vietnam War by saying, "He fought for the victory that his instinct and upbringing demanded and that political reality forbade."
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to midshipmen. He later said of this position, "The lads learned soon enough never to try to hoodwink an old hoodwinker." In 1940 and early 1941, he sailed in the more modern submarine
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during his career, and cut back on his drinking so that it did not interfere with his ability to command or show up on fitness reports, although he occasionally suffered lapses.
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on January 21, 1933. McCain was suspended five days for leaving ship without permission. The couple would have three children: Jean Alexandra "Sandy" McCain (1934β2019, born at
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later that month. Kissinger subsequently told another admiral, "We have to be careful about having McCain around the president too much, because he fires up the president."
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from 1962 to 1963, initiating the post and garnering influence with the Washington press that would aid his career. Following the April 1963 loss of the nuclear submarine
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and commander of all U.S. forces in the Vietnam theater. In an unprecedented move, Johnson had considered candidates from outside the Navy, including U.S. Army General
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in alternation with various commands. He was director of Undersea Warfare Research and Development from 1950 to 1953, commander of Submarine Squadron 6 aboard flagship
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in 2009, the fourth-generation John S. McCain to do so. He became a naval aviator, like his father and great-grandfather, including flying helicopters during the
1045:, viewed as "charming" and "wonderful" by McCain's superiors, also aided the social success, which featured as house guests powerful Congressional figures such as
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by right of his descent from his great(4) grandfather Captain John Young who served with the Virginia State Troops during the American Revolution.
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had been given the impression that McCain was not a strong commander. Johnson was in debt to Dirksen for having broken the filibuster of the
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William Alexander McCain. His family tree also contained other people engaged in military service, which extended back through many wars.
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zigged. Although he did not hit it, McCain was one of only a handful of U.S. submarine commanders to actually attack an enemy carrier.
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sunk was the second-largest total for any of the sixteen U.S. submarines deployed into operational areas in the Pacific that month.
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and Task Force commander during World War II. They were the first father-son pair to achieve a four-star rank. His son,
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was named for both Admirals McCain. The Navy rededicated the ship to also honor Senator John S. McCain III in 2018.
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circumnavigation that his father had been part of over half a century earlier. Later in 1964, McCain commanded the
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on a military aircraft en route from Europe on March 22, 1981, with his wife at his side. He was buried at
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went into the navy yard for an extensive refit and was replaced on patrol station off North Africa by
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The family was frequently uprooted as they followed McCain from New London to
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contacts in what some saw as an effort to get a final promotion. During the
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1197:, McCain stressed the importance of maintaining naval superiority over the
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for this operation. After the operation he defended the performance of the
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during the latter stages of the war. Slew McCain died four days after the
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was ordered to the Pacific Fleet, and in June 1943, went on patrol in the
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tradition and behavioral restrictions of Annapolis, and accumulated many
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McCain played an important part in the expansion of U.S. involvement in
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Skinner, Kiron K. (2004). Anderson, Annelise; Anderson, Martin (eds.).
4408:
The War Against Trucks: Aerial Interdiction in Southern Laos, 1968β1972
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On his return to Pearl Harbor, the Navy ordered him to command the new
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619:. In April 1941, McCain was detached to his first command, the antique
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372:
4389:"Communist Challenge in Laos; Laos 2: Fear Test Of the Nixon Doctrine"
2222:. Washington, D.C.: Department of the Navy, Bureau of Naval Personnel.
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and had one last meeting with his father, who had been commanding the
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in 1965. He also served in several posts in Washington, including the
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McCain's son, naval aviator Lieutenant Commander John S. McCain III,
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200 times a day as part of keeping fit. He developed a problem with
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344:, where he became influential in political affairs. He was a staunch
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2232:
The Reminiscences of Admiral John S. McCain Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired)
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McCain, John S. Jr. (November 1, 1963). "New Four Ocean Challenge".
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at a very long range of 6,000 yards (5,500 m), only to miss as
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McCain was written about extensively in his son John's 1999 memoir
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In 1964 McCain was elected as an hereditary member of the Virginia
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Grandson John S. "Jack" McCain IV attended and graduated from the
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1 collected views of top officials on the prospects for President
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starting October 1944, with commissioning two months later. Now a
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3488:"Adm. John S. McCain Jr. is Dead; Ex-Commander of Pacific Forces"
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McCain, John S. Jr. (January 1949). "Where Do We Go From Here?".
2538:. Vol. 2. Translated by Masters, Derek. Arco Publishing Co.
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McCain, John S. Jr. (January 1949). "Where Do We Go from Here?".
3508:. The Fighting Saint website. September 26, 2008. Archived from
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1421:
1365:, and as CINCPAC, emphasized what he saw as the grave threat of
638:, McCain would not see his family for long stretches. By then a
328:. After the war, he held a variety of commands, specializing in
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in 1975 and discussed naval preparedness issues with President
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and establishing a personal relationship with Cambodian leader
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1487:, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, that an offensive against the
2204:, Office of the Special Assistant for Leadership Development.
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in November 1958. From 1958 to 1960, he was assigned to the
968:, and from June 1950 was involved in the early stages of the
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until early 1949. McCain published a January 1949 article in
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4770:"How a McCain came home from war to mourn his famous father"
3946:"Navy Opens Court of Inquiry On Israeli Attack of U.S. Ship"
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Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Naval Forces, Europe (CINCUSNAVEUR)
3993:"Adm. McCain's son, Forrestal Survivor, Is Missing in Raid"
2558:
Sideshow: Kissinger, Nixon, and the Destruction of Cambodia
557:(1936β2018, also born at Coco Solo Naval Air Station); and
464:. During much of his final year there he was banished from
304:
The son and namesake of a naval officer, McCain grew up in
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In March 1972, the Nixon administration announced Admiral
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The United States Navy and Defense Unification, 1947β1953
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The Official Chronology of the U.S. Navy in World War II
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as they prevailed over the U.S. Embassy in Cambodia and
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commander of Military Assistance Command, Vietnam (MACV)
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in the Pacific. He applied to flight school to become a
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War Beneath the Sea: Submarine Conflict in World War II
1635:. John S. McCain IV has a son John S. "Mac" McCain V.
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instead. There, he placed 28th out of 29 in his class.
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Like Rolling Thunder: The Air War In Vietnam 1964β1975
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Roster of the Society of the Cincinnati. 1974. p. 104.
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McCain, John S. Jr. (June 15, 1966). "Total Wet War".
700:. On June 15, McCain torpedoed and sank the freighter
4707:"'Faith of My Fathers': In Principle, a Noble Effort"
4661:, where his death was confirmed, and then went on to
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escalated, McCain was a strong advocate for bringing
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2008 opposition to limiting interrogation techniques
4736:"Obama vows not to send people to war without cause"
4081:"Gen. Abrams Gets Top Vietnam Post; Deputy Is Named"
3378:
Official Chronology of the U.S. Navy in World War II
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Official Chronology of the U.S. Navy in World War II
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Silent Victory: The U.S. Submarine War Against Japan
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in the Atlantic from 1953 to 1954, commander of the
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lay off Tawi Tawi in company with Robert I. Olsen's
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3875:"Johnson Names New Chief Of Naval Forces in Europe"
795:did sink one ship of 4000 tons during this patrol.
747:. Despite the reduced time, the freighter tonnage
666:(H.O.R.) diesels (known as "whores") which powered
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5324:Recipients of the Navy Distinguished Service Medal
4059:"Admiral Says Soviet Is Striving to Rule the Seas"
3928:"Use of Battleships in War Considered by McNamara"
2805:"A Turbulent Youth Under a Strong Father's Shadow"
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987:, McCain was assigned to a series of posts at the
777:, on the night of December 2β3, McCain fired four
4017:. Associated Press. October 28, 1967. p. A1.
2906:"Records shed light on career of McCain's father"
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4217:. United Press International. February 15, 1969.
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4032:"Adm. McCain Turns Over Naval Command in Europe"
3968:"New revelations in attack on American spy ship"
3629:"Navy Restudies Thresher Design: Plans 22 Craft"
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1142:United States invasion of the Dominican Republic
1128:House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries
955:From February through November 1950, McCain was
929:. He was assigned as Director of Records to the
662:was attacked in error by friendly aircraft. The
5309:United States Navy personnel of the Vietnam War
4487:. United Press International. November 2, 1972.
4199:. United Press International. January 15, 1969.
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642:, McCain was assigned to command the submarine
367:, helping to convince Nixon to launch the 1970
5304:United States Navy personnel of the Korean War
4370:"U.S. Packing a Trunk, With Elephant Attached"
3720:"Nuclear Task Force to End World Cruise Today"
414:, was a junior officer on the armored cruiser
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3701:"Two Admirals Promoted In Changes of Command"
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2779:
2282:List of United States Navy four-star admirals
1432:, helped persuade Nixon to go ahead with the
1336:Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Command (CINCPAC)
8:
5339:Recipients of the Philippine Legion of Honor
5299:United States Navy personnel of World War II
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3054:Sanchez, Yvonne Wingett (November 6, 2019).
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2176:(1). United States Naval Institute: 104β111.
875:At the conclusion of the war, McCain sailed
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2109:Order of National Security Merit, 1st Class
946:in the Pacific that year, with his flag in
818:, the main Japanese fleet anchorage in the
484:and assigned to duty aboard the battleship
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2297:Man of the People: The Life of John McCain
1542:In early 1973, with the conclusion of the
1456:gained control of this effort (instead of
1443:McCain following promotion to Full Admiral
864:. For this action, McCain was awarded the
654:was deployed as part of the November 1942
498:, and was accepted at Submarine School at
436:, going to local schools and working as a
290:(January 17, 1911 β March 22, 1981) was a
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4623:"Canal 'Truth Squad' Plans a 5-Day Blitz"
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2481:President Nixon: Alone in the White House
2323:(Reprint ed.). Annapolis, Maryland:
1297:became a prisoner of war in North Vietnam
422:beyond his fatherβhis paternal uncle was
5369:Military personnel from Washington, D.C.
5344:Order of National Security Merit members
5048:2008 United States presidential election
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4727:
4481:"Adm. M'Cain Retires After 41-Year Tour"
4228:Naughton, James M. (December 29, 1969).
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4155:McCain Jr, John S. (February 21, 1970).
4013:"Admiral's Son Captured in Hanoi Raid".
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1969:
1377:took office in January 1969, the secret
889:Japanese surrender ceremony in Tokyo Bay
480:Upon graduation, he was commissioned an
4592:Miles Gone by: A Literary Autobiography
4454:Van Gelder, Lawrence (March 15, 1972).
3352:Chronology of the War at Sea, 1939β1945
3326:Chronology of the War at Sea, 1939β1945
3251:Chronology of the War at Sea, 1939β1945
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2534:Chronology of the War at Sea, 1939β1945
1338:, effective in July 1968, stationed in
1276:to be convened following the June 1967
829:During the May 1944 U.S. air strike on
334:U.S. invasion of the Dominican Republic
5384:Burials at Arlington National Cemetery
4376:. Associated Press. November 14, 1971.
4157:Collective Security in Asia β Part III
3881:. Associated Press. February 25, 1967.
3718:Baldwin, Hanson W. (October 3, 1964).
2712:"USS John S. McCain (DDG56): Namesake"
1569:, that sought Senate rejection of the
4412:Air Force History and Museums Program
3966:Crewdson, John M. (October 2, 2007).
1398:; in reaction to the popular slogan "
394:, was also a naval aviator who was a
375:. McCain was also a proponent of the
7:
4734:Superville, Darlene (May 22, 2009).
4230:"Agnew Says Nixon Won't Press Thieu"
3926:Baldwin, Hanson W. (April 9, 1967).
1458:Military Assistance Command, Vietnam
1361:McCain was a strong believer in the
802:"Jack" McCain alongside his father,
720:that shook and damaged the boat and
379:. He retired from the Navy in 1972.
312:in 1931, after which he entered the
4968:2008 Republican National Convention
4913:House and Senate career, until 2000
4387:Holloran, Bernard (March 1, 1970).
4100:"Navy Cheers Appointment of McCain"
4057:Arnold, Martin (January 24, 1968).
3755:Horne, George (November 16, 1965).
3676:. Associated Press. April 20, 1963.
3035:"Miss Jean M'Cain Is Wed To Ensign"
2530:Rohwer, J.; HΓΌmmelchen, G. (1974).
1284:, and chose his colleague, Admiral
1033:. McCain was also a member of the
1022:Office of the Secretary of the Navy
410:, on January 17, 1911. His father,
5349:United States Naval Academy alumni
5294:United States submarine commanders
4923:International Republican Institute
4742:. Associated Press. Archived from
4621:Hovey, Graham (January 10, 1978).
3952:. Associated Press. June 13, 1967.
3757:"Builders Assail U.S. Ship Report"
3707:. Associated Press. July 19, 1963.
3646:Fenton, John H. (April 16, 1963).
1379:National Security Study Memorandum
451:in 1927, aged 16. He disliked the
402:Early years, education, and family
25:
5334:Recipients of the Legion of Merit
4038:. Associated Press. July 13, 1968
3857:"Maritime Debate Called Divisive"
3670:"Thresher Search May Take Months"
1563:his second presidential candidacy
1266:United States Navy reserve fleets
814:On March 18, 1944, on patrol off
804:Admiral John S. "Slew" McCain Sr.
523:University of Southern California
170:Amphibious Forces, Atlantic Fleet
159:United States Naval Forces Europe
5364:People from Council Bluffs, Iowa
5253:
5252:
4768:Lamothe, Dan (August 23, 2019).
4682:. Associated Press. June 2, 2019
3909:"Admiral McCain Honored on Wasp"
3627:Raymond, Jack (April 13, 1963).
3075:Kammer, Jerry (August 2, 2008).
2612:John McCain: An American Odyssey
2266:
2220:The Expanding Scope of Sea Power
2135:Submarine Combat Patrol insignia
2088:Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
1981:Navy Distinguished Service Medal
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1616:. McCain was portrayed by actor
1356:Navy Distinguished Service Medal
1352:U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam
1098:). He came up with the idea for
773:intelligence to the presence of
396:prisoner of war in North Vietnam
224:Navy Distinguished Service Medal
139:
4098:Maffre, John (April 11, 1968).
3896:Current Biography Yearbook 1970
3810:. April 6, 1981. Archived from
3738:"Bonner Defends Merchant Fleet"
3588:"Is McCain a competent fellow?"
3586:Brune, Tom (October 29, 2008).
3132:Current Biography Yearbook 1970
2844:Weil, Martin (March 24, 1981).
2744:Current Biography Yearbook 1943
2462:Current Biography Yearbook 1970
1424:. In particular, he said that
1154:Organization of American States
806:, on board a U.S. Navy ship in
656:invasion of French North Africa
563:Naval Submarine Base New London
500:Naval Submarine Base New London
494:, but was turned down due to a
259:
4938:Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act
4933:Senate career during 2001β2014
4874:Early life and military career
4705:Davis, Marcia (May 30, 2005).
4498:Frankum, Ronald Bruce (2005).
3441:Coletta, Paolo Enrico (1981).
2846:"Adm. John S. McCain Jr. Dies"
2076:National Defense Service Medal
2055:Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
2029:American Defense Service Medal
1140:In April 1965, McCain led the
525:whose father was a successful
1:
5329:Recipients of the Silver Star
4310:"U.S. Admiral Tours Pnompenh"
3428:United States Naval Institute
2904:Quaid, Libby (May 30, 2008).
2459:Moritz, Charles, ed. (1971).
2161:United States Naval Institute
2067:Navy Occupation Service Medal
1124:United States Merchant Marine
935:United States Naval Institute
910:McCain in 1951, with his son
769:in December 1943. Alerted by
724:that rattled along its hull.
299:United States Pacific Command
155:United States Pacific Command
5374:Military personnel from Iowa
4879:Cultural and political image
3447:University of Delaware Press
2218:McCain, John S. Jr. (1967).
2194:The New Four Ocean Challenge
2192:McCain, John S. Jr. (1964).
572:, and other stations in the
5289:United States Navy admirals
4665:outside of Washington. See
3043:. June 8, 1956. p. 19.
2741:Block, Maxine, ed. (1943).
1629:United States Naval Academy
1622:television movie adaptation
1590:Arlington National Cemetery
582:Pearl Harbor Naval Hospital
547:Coco Solo Naval Air Station
449:United States Naval Academy
434:Northwest, Washington, D.C.
101:Arlington National Cemetery
5400:
4973:2008 presidential campaign
4928:2000 presidential campaign
4406:Nalty, Bernard C. (2005).
3656:United Press International
2118:United Nations Korea Medal
2062:World War II Victory Medal
1974:Submarine Warfare insignia
1110:exercise off the coast of
1082:Chief of Naval Information
1026:Legislative Affairs Office
342:Chief of Naval Information
338:Legislative Affairs Office
27:United States Navy admiral
5248:
4948:McCain Detainee Amendment
4890:
4837:
4558:Reagan: A Life in Letters
2342:Cressman, Robert (2000).
2319:Blair, Clay Jr. (2001) .
2211:Vital Speeches of the Day
2202:Bureau of Naval Personnel
2184:Vital Speeches of the Day
2133:
1972:
1959:
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1516:Chief of Naval Operations
1411:National Security Advisor
1396:anti-Vietnam War movement
1316:Chief of Naval Operations
1218:U.S. Secretary of Defense
1135:Society of the Cincinnati
931:Bureau of Naval Personnel
559:Joseph Pinckney McCain II
308:, and graduated from the
41:
5359:American anti-communists
4943:Climate Stewardship Acts
4504:Rowman & Littlefield
4193:"Adm. McCain Has Stroke"
3549:Famous American Admirals
2971:Famous American Admirals
2609:Timberg, Robert (1999).
2579:Timberg, Robert (1996).
2509:Famous American Admirals
2294:Alexander, Paul (2002).
2128:Korean War Service Medal
1561:, who was preparing for
1225:Civil Rights Act of 1964
1167:Military Staff Committee
611:(SS-184) as part of the
584:. He served in the old,
377:1971 incursion into Laos
4958:List of bills sponsored
4359:, pp. 194β195, 198β199.
3350:Rohwer and HΓΌmmelchen,
3324:Rohwer and HΓΌmmelchen,
3249:Rohwer and HΓΌmmelchen,
2300:. Hoboken, New Jersey:
2058:with four battle stars
2041:European-African-Middle
2036:American Campaign Medal
2015:Navy Commendation Medal
1449:South Vietnamese troops
1272:missions. He ordered a
1212:promotion to President
1016:McCain was promoted to
885:Fast Carrier Task Force
754:McCain was awarded the
664:Hooven-Owens-Rentschler
5354:American Episcopalians
5150:The Nightingale's Song
5100:Worth the Fighting For
5063:running-mate selection
4897:
4776:. The Washington Post.
4667:Worth the Fighting For
4663:Andrews Air Force Base
4646:Worth the Fighting For
4255:Ending the Vietnam War
4211:"Admiral Back at Post"
4180:Ending the Vietnam War
2603:a portion of Chapter 1
2582:The Nightingale's Song
2437:Worth the Fighting For
2198:Department of the Navy
2123:Vietnam Campaign Medal
2043:Eastern Campaign Medal
1535:
1466:U.S. Defense Secretary
1444:
1326:
1274:Naval Court of Inquiry
1175:Atlantic Reserve Fleet
1065:
1024:, where he joined the
922:
811:
636:attack on Pearl Harbor
602:electrical engineering
555:John Sidney McCain III
515:Long Beach, California
288:John Sidney McCain Jr.
163:Atlantic Reserve Fleet
4896:
4531:(September 1, 1972).
4456:"Admiral for Pacific"
3288:John Wiley & Sons
2513:Naval Institute Press
2350:Naval Institute Press
2325:Naval Institute Press
2302:John Wiley & Sons
2236:Naval Institute Press
2095:Vietnam Service Medal
1533:
1481:Operation Lam Son 719
1462:Joint Chiefs of Staff
1442:
1346:, who was leaving as
1309:
1063:
944:Submarine Division 71
906:
801:
128:Years of service
5314:USS Liberty incident
5114:Character Is Destiny
5053:lobbyist controversy
4918:Keating Five scandal
4774:Anchorage Daily News
4657:The plane landed at
4562:Simon & Schuster
3991:(October 28, 1967).
3802:"(Milestones: Died)"
3506:"Executive Officers"
3082:The Arizona Republic
3061:The Arizona Republic
2922:on February 18, 2009
2749:H. W. Wilson Company
2587:Simon & Schuster
2487:Simon & Schuster
2467:H. W. Wilson Company
2378:Simon & Schuster
2196:. Washington, D.C.:
2083:Korean Service Medal
1579:Alcoholics Anonymous
1526:Retirement and death
1504:Operation Linebacker
1491:might compel Prince
1375:Nixon Administration
1344:William Westmoreland
1268:in order to support
1171:Eastern Sea Frontier
1108:Operation Steel Pike
810:, September 2, 1945.
781:at Japanese carrier
640:lieutenant commander
570:Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
521:, a freshman at the
408:Council Bluffs, Iowa
382:His father, Admiral
180:Submarine Squadron 6
167:Eastern Sea Frontier
72:Council Bluffs, Iowa
5166:My Dad, John McCain
5158:Faith of My Fathers
5107:Why Courage Matters
5093:Faith of My Fathers
4963:Political positions
4711:The Washington Post
4644:McCain and Salter,
4587:Buckley, William F.
4442:An American Odyssey
4429:Faith of My Fathers
4427:McCain and Salter,
4104:The Washington Post
4015:The Washington Post
3844:Faith of My Fathers
3842:McCain and Salter,
3814:on August 29, 2008.
3784:Faith of My Fathers
3782:McCain and Salter,
3615:An American Odyssey
3512:on February 3, 2009
3391:Faith of My Fathers
3389:McCain and Salter,
3238:Faith of My Fathers
3236:McCain and Salter,
2993:(August 30, 2008).
2850:The Washington Post
2810:The Washington Post
2803:(August 31, 2008).
2722:on October 28, 2008
2675:An American Odyssey
2405:Faith of My Fathers
2032:with "FLEET" clasp
2022:China Service Medal
1613:Faith of My Fathers
1592:on March 27, 1981.
1571:Panama Canal Treaty
1549:McCain visited the
1544:Paris Peace Accords
1520:Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr.
1434:Cambodian Incursion
1100:Operation Sea Orbit
1051:Richard Russell Jr.
704:(6400 tons) in the
509:While stationed on
447:McCain entered the
442:Central High School
406:McCain was born in
369:Cambodian Incursion
18:John S. McCain, Jr.
5240:John S. McCain Sr.
5222:John S. McCain Jr.
5177:(2010 documentary)
4898:
4791:John S. McCain Jr.
4627:The New York Times
4597:Regnery Publishing
4485:The New York Times
4460:The New York Times
4393:The New York Times
4374:The New York Times
4316:. October 5, 1970.
4314:The New York Times
4234:The New York Times
4215:The New York Times
4197:The New York Times
4162:Commander's Digest
4085:The New York Times
4079:(April 11, 1968).
4063:The New York Times
4036:The New York Times
4000:The New York Times
3950:The New York Times
3932:The New York Times
3913:The New York Times
3879:The New York Times
3861:The New York Times
3831:Nightingale's Song
3761:The New York Times
3742:The New York Times
3724:The New York Times
3705:The New York Times
3674:The New York Times
3652:The New York Times
3648:"Navy Was in Dark"
3633:The New York Times
3565:Nightingale's Song
3492:The New York Times
3077:"The Other McCain"
3040:The New York Times
2716:United States Navy
2554:Shawcross, William
2505:Reynolds, Clark G.
2254:. ASIN B0006RY8ZK.
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3915:. April 19, 1967.
3688:Man of the People
3494:. March 24, 1981.
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3267:Man of the People
3104:Man of the People
3022:Man of the People
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1367:Communist Chinese
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1286:Isaac C. Kidd Jr.
1270:shore bombardment
1210:four-star admiral
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5284:1981 deaths
5279:1911 births
5185:(2012 film)
5182:Game Change
5169:(2008 book)
5161:(2005 film)
5153:(1995 book)
4859:(1983β1987)
4847:(1987β2018)
4831:John McCain
4740:Yahoo! News
4716:January 30,
4541:October 29,
4355:Shawcross,
4342:Shawcross,
4326:Shawcross,
4295:Shawcross,
4279:Shawcross,
4253:Kissinger,
4178:Kissinger,
4123:Shawcross,
3686:Alexander,
3470:Alexander,
3461:pp. 38, 50.
3419:Proceedings
3402:Alexander,
3265:Alexander,
3102:Alexander,
3020:Alexander,
2816:November 8,
2170:Proceedings
2152:Proceedings
2048:battle star
2005:Bronze Star
1991:Silver Star
1618:Scott Glenn
1567:Paul Laxalt
1555:Gerald Ford
1551:White House
1511:Noel Gayler
1264:out of the
1262:battleships
1252:Vietnam War
1231:Vietnam War
1203:Soviet Navy
1183:jumped rope
1126:before the
1096:COMPHIBLANT
1047:Carl Vinson
1035:Cosmos Club
994:Sea Leopard
939:Proceedings
820:Philippines
756:Silver Star
716:, dropping
710:Tokiwa Maru
698:Yellow Seas
586:World War I
578:weight loss
504:Connecticut
462:Prohibition
353:Vietnam War
351:During the
326:Bronze Star
322:Silver Star
230:Silver Star
213:Vietnam War
51:Nickname(s)
5273:Categories
5234:Joe McCain
5218:(daughter)
4906:activities
4648:, pp. 3β4.
4159:(Speech).
3547:Reynolds,
3516:October 2,
3376:Cressman,
3302:pp. 30β31.
3214:Cressman,
2969:Reynolds,
2726:October 2,
2710:(likely).
2679:pp. 17β34.
2640:References
2010:Combat "V"
1453:Phnom Penh
1332:Space Race
1314:, McCain,
1187:alcoholism
1080:. He was
972:, joining
970:Korean War
965:Saint Paul
918:, and son
694:East China
527:wildcatter
418:Washington
209:Korean War
108:Allegiance
65:1911-01-17
5236:(brother)
5121:Hard Call
4990:Elections
4904:Political
4440:Timberg,
4283:, p. 180.
4270:, p. 193.
4145:, p. 192.
4127:, p. 136.
3898:, p. 261.
3829:Timberg,
3613:Timberg,
3563:Timberg,
3551:, p. 209.
3380:, p. 328.
3367:, p. 630.
3354:, p. 522.
3341:, p. 582.
3328:, p. 372.
3315:, p. 527.
3178:, p. 256.
3165:, p. 265.
3134:, p. 260.
2973:, p. 208.
2673:Timberg,
2633:Chapter 1
2046:with one
1984:with one
1601:USS
1596:Namesakes
1373:When the
1245:USS
1116:gold star
881:Tokyo Bay
858:commander
845:Indochina
816:Tawi Tawi
808:Tokyo Bay
779:torpedoes
702:Koyo Maru
621:USS
617:SubDiv 15
606:USS
424:U.S. Army
416:USS
314:submarine
270:Relations
245:Spouse(s)
191:USS
183:USS
173:USS
131:1931β1972
88:Over the
5258:Category
5230:(mother)
5224:(father)
4589:(2004).
4537:(Speech)
4357:Sideshow
4344:Sideshow
4328:Sideshow
4297:Sideshow
4281:Sideshow
4266:Reeves,
4182:, p. 50.
4141:Reeves,
4125:Sideshow
3846:, p. 75.
3833:, p. 32.
3786:, p. 94.
3690:, p. 34.
3474:, p. 21.
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3269:, p. 13.
3147:, p. 82.
3106:, p. 19.
3024:, p. 11.
3000:Newsweek
2556:(1979).
2507:(2002).
2477:(2001).
2434:(2002).
2402:(1999).
2370:(2003).
2260:See also
2252:50234750
2244:00267356
2163:: 47β52.
2143:Writings
1518:Admiral
1407:Cambodia
1340:Honolulu
1292:attack.
1282:incident
1195:Cold War
1087:Thresher
1003:Monrovia
989:Pentagon
870:Combat V
831:Surabaya
767:Iwo Jima
608:Skipjack
511:Oklahoma
487:Oklahoma
457:demerits
438:paperboy
386:, was a
365:Cambodia
276:(father)
151:Commands
116:Service/
5058:debates
4750:May 23,
4686:June 3,
4611:p. 365.
4576:p. 231.
4518:p. 161.
3363:Blair,
3337:Blair,
3311:Blair,
3196:Blair,
3174:Blair,
3161:Blair,
3143:Blair,
2753:p. 469.
1426:Lon Nol
1290:Liberty
1280:Liberty
1152:to the
1071:Taconic
1043:Roberta
985:captain
959:of the
916:Roberta
914:, wife
877:Dentuda
853:Dentuda
730:Tsubame
549:in the
531:Tijuana
373:Lon Nol
340:and as
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1259:-class
1241:London
1053:, and
1009:Albany
983:Now a
840:Angler
835:Gunnel
793:Gunnel
763:Gunnel
749:Gunnel
734:Gunnel
714:Gunnel
690:Gunnel
673:Gunnel
668:Gunnel
660:Gunnel
652:Gunnel
645:Gunnel
539:Mexico
482:ensign
453:hazing
219:Awards
193:Gunnel
175:Albany
118:branch
96:Buried
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5078:Media
3996:(PDF)
3593:Salon
3426:(1).
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2008:with
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1039:mason
879:into
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5041:2016
5036:2010
5031:2004
5026:1998
5021:1992
5016:1986
5006:1984
5001:1982
4867:Life
4795:IMDb
4752:2009
4718:2009
4688:2019
4601:ISBN
4566:ISBN
4543:2008
4508:ISBN
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3807:Time
3601:2008
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3292:ISBN
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2621:ISBN
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2354:ISBN
2329:ISBN
2306:ISBN
2248:OCLC
2240:LCCN
1986:star
1474:DC-6
1422:Laos
1278:USS
1257:Iowa
1247:Wasp
1074:and
949:Carp
920:John
696:and
597:R-13
594:and
591:S-45
324:and
136:Rank
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4793:at
1500:DMZ
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