During which conflict did Dan Daly earn his Medals of Honor?

Dan Daly earned his Medals of Honor during the Chinese Boxer Rebellion, specifically for his distinguished actions in 1900. He was recognized for his bravery and leadership under fire while participating in the defense of the Legation Quarter in Beijing. His ability to inspire his men and continue fighting against overwhelming odds exemplified the qualities of valor and courage that the Medal of Honor recognizes. This conflict was crucial in addressing the international crisis posed by the Boxer Rebellion, which sought to expel foreign influence from China.

The other conflicts listed did not involve Dan Daly's notable citations for the Medal of Honor. While the First Caco War and World War I featured significant military actions, it was the Boxer Rebellion that specifically highlighted Daly's remarkable heroism, leading to him being awarded the prestigious honor twice, a rare achievement. The Vietnam War occurred much later, long after Daly's military service, and is therefore not associated with his Medal of Honor recognition.