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Thomas James McNeally served in the US Navy from 1918 to 1946, participating in World War 2, the Vietnam War, and the Northern Atlantic War. On December 7, 1941, he was aboard a Navy tank ship entering Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack. Later in the war, he was bosun of the captured German tanker Franz Klassen. After his Navy service, he worked as a merchant seaman.
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1) Prior to Pearl Harbor, the United States aided Allied nations by supplying them with weapons, fuel, and instructors while also imposing sanctions on Japan and Germany.
2) After the attack on Pearl Harbor, the US declared war on Japan and Germany, began a military buildup in the Pacific, and instituted a draft.
3) Major early US battles in the Pacific included the Philippines, Wake Islands, Dutch East Indies, Solomon Islands, Coral Sea, and Midway. In Europe, the US fought in North Africa, Sicily, and mainland Italy as part of Allied coalitions.
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The moments he never forgot powerpoint
- 2. 11/26/1920-1/24/2012 He grew up in Duluth Minnesota, raised by his grandma. As an 18 year old he joined the Navy, he was part of some of the greatest fleets on the world, and history. World war 2, Vietnam war and Northern Atlantic war just some of his big mile stones, after serving our country for many years and tours he joined the Merchant Seaman.
- 3. On December 7th, 1941 he was on a Navy tank ship entering Pearl Harbor, when over the loud speakers of the ship they heard "The Japs hit! The Japs hit! Turn around" They were quickly sent on a mission to join in the alliance and attack Japan. Thomas is on the far left in front of the Franz Klassen
- 4. Klassen after it crashed into the bridge Picture of him and some ship mates in front of the Franz Klassen in North Atlantic, his Navy ship had captured a German Tanker the Franz Klassen, the night the German subs sank 54 of the Navy's 96 convoy ships. They were very lucky to have made it through the Northern Atlantic war when so many did not, his Navy ship carried high test airplanes, and this picture was from Ireland in 1943. My grandpa Thomas James McNeally was the ships bosun which means he was in charge of the Franz Klassen. The Franz Klassen was well known tanker which destroyed the Chesapeake City Bridge on July 28, 1942://www.cecilhistory.org/chesapeakecity/CANAL/Drawbridge.html
- 5. The USS Enterprise CV6 this one of the US Navy's most decorated ships ever. Enterprise received the Navy Unit Commendation and 20 battle stars for World War II service, making her the highest decorated US ship ever. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Ent erprise_(CV-6)
- 6. My grandpa is in the middle on the camel, this great picture was taken in the Valley of the Kings, in Egypt. This was one of the most fascinating stories he ever told me, this was right outside of King Tuts Tomb. He told me of how the Egyptian people were friendly and he seen many things and had one of the greatest adventures of his time.
- 7. The men who served on this ship received a letter from James Forrestal the last Cabinet-level United States Secretary of the Navy and the first United States Secretary of Defense. He did not send many letters out but after the great strides that the USS Enterprise CV6 made he sent a letter to the men. Below is a picture of the letter he sent my grandpa.