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Daniel Cressy was the executive officer aboard the USS Remembrance from after the end of the Great War to, and including, the Second Great War until the ship was sunk in 1941. Cressy was an astute officer, and realized that Sam Carsten, although a mustang, had solid political instincts and keen insights into the future of the U.S. Navy, and encouraged him to seek his own command.

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rdfs:label	Daniel Cressy
rdfs:comment	Daniel Cressy was the executive officer aboard the USS Remembrance from after the end of the Great War to, and including, the Second Great War until the ship was sunk in 1941. Cressy was an astute officer, and realized that Sam Carsten, although a mustang, had solid political instincts and keen insights into the future of the U.S. Navy, and encouraged him to seek his own command.
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Appearance	through In at the Death Blood and Iron
Name	Daniel Cressy
Affiliations	United States Navy (Southern Victory)
Occupation	Sailor
Nationality	United States of America (Southern Victory)
abstract	Daniel Cressy was the executive officer aboard the USS Remembrance from after the end of the Great War to, and including, the Second Great War until the ship was sunk in 1941. Cressy was an astute officer, and realized that Sam Carsten, although a mustang, had solid political instincts and keen insights into the future of the U.S. Navy, and encouraged him to seek his own command. During the Second Great War, Cressy rose through the Naval ranks and was awarded the Navy Cross. At the end of the war, Cressy was a captain and part of the review board that interviewed Carsten. The Naval brass also picked Carsten's brains about the future subsequent to the war, and what the U.S. Navy should do to be ready for it.

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