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If, however, a major portion of the Japanese Fleet were to attempt to interfere with GALVANIC, it is obvious that the defeat of the enemy fleet would at once become paramount.

The Amphibians Came to Conquer: The Story of Admiral Richmond Kelly Turner - Page 634
by George Carroll Dyer - 1972 - 1278 pages
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Admiral Raymond A. Spruance, USN: A Study in Command

Emmet P. Forrestel - History - 1966 - 312 pages

...for Galvanic" in a letter of 29 October 1943, which stated, in part: "If a major portion of the Jap Fleet were to attempt to interfere with Galvanic,...prepared at all times during Galvanic for a fleet engagement. "The shortage of cruisers and destroyers for Galvanic has required the use of our new battleships...

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