In which events did Dan Daley earn his two Medals of Honor?

Dan Daley earned his two Medals of Honor for his courageous actions during the Boxer Rebellion in China and the intervention in Haiti. The Boxer Rebellion, which occurred in 1900, was a violent anti-foreigner uprising, and Daley's actions displayed exceptional bravery in the face of danger, leading to his first Medal of Honor. His second Medal of Honor was awarded for his heroic conduct during the United States' occupation of Haiti in 1915, where he again demonstrated extraordinary valor while serving in a challenging environment.

The other options do not accurately reflect the events for which he received his honors. World War I and Vietnam, Guadalcanal and Tarawa, and the Philippines and Okinawa are significant battles in U.S. military history, but they are not associated with Dan Daley’s distinguished record of service and medal awards.