Daniel V. Gallery

1901–1977 (age 76)

Naval Officer

Biography

Rear Admiral Daniel V. Gallery devoted his life to naval service, earning distinction for exemplary command and strategic insight throughout his career. His efforts safeguarded the seas and set a standard for courageous, deliberate leadership in times of peace and conflict.

Those who sailed alongside him remember a mentor who combined tactical acumen with a genuine interest in the welfare of his crew. His remembrance in Arlington National Cemetery reflects the enduring gratitude of a nation he loyally served.

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