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'''Daniel Tarr''' was a sailor in the [[United States Coast Guard]], who earned a [[Silver Star]] for his command of [[landing craft]] during the  amphibious assault on [[Tulagi]], during [[World War 2]].<ref name=UscgCompass4Silver/>
'''Daniel Tarr''' was a sailor in the [[United States Coast Guard]], who earned a [[Silver Star]] for his command of [[landing craft]] during the  amphibious assault on [[Tulagi]], during [[World War 2]].<ref name=UscgCompass4Silver/>



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Daniel Tarr
Occupation sailor
earned a Silver Star for his command of landing craft during World War 2

Daniel Tarr was a sailor in the United States Coast Guard, who earned a Silver Star for his command of landing craft during the amphibious assault on Tulagi, during World War 2.[1]

Tarr, and three other Coast Guard sailors were assigned to the USS McKean, a World War One flush-deck destroyer that had been modified to be a fast amphibious transport.[1] The McKean had four pair of large davits installed, to hand four landing craft. Vessels like the McKean were modified to carry a company of Marines.

The Tulagi assault was the first USA's first amphibious assault in the Pacific in World War Two.[1] Tarr and the other three coxswains were awarded Silver Stars.

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