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“Vice Admiral Willis A. Lee, Jr., USN, Commander Battleship Squadron Two, on board USS South Dakota (BB-57), circa 1945.” Nicknamed “Ching” Lee, he was perhaps most famous for commanding the American naval force in the Second Naval Battle of Guadalcanal, and his trust in radar technology.
(NHHC: 80-G-322412)
Stand aside, I'm coming through. This is Ching Lee.
Rear Admiral Willis Augustus “Ching” Lee. R.Adm Lee commanding Battleship Division Six during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal on November 15th 1942.
The Nickname “Ching” was given to him because of his fondness for the Asiatic Theater.
