Navy announces new museum, near Washington Nationals baseball stadium, set for 2030

From Stars and Stripes, By Caitlyn Burchett, October 21, 2024: “WASHINGTON — A new national museum for the U.S. Navy is planned for outside the historic Washington Navy Yard to give the public unfettered access to the sea service’s history. The museum will be built at Tingey Street and M Street near the Washington Nationals … More Navy announces new museum, near Washington Nationals baseball stadium, set for 2030

Northwest Commandery: Three Presentations in the Spring and Summer Months

The Great White Fleet On 25 May, the Commandery received an excellent presentation via Zoom of “A Pacific Effect – The United States Navy, Naval Engagement, and the World Cruise of the Great White Fleet” by Dr. Daniel Curzon, PhD, of the Naval History and Heritage Command. Weaving in numerous global events that began with … More Northwest Commandery: Three Presentations in the Spring and Summer Months

Congress 2022: NOUS Northwest Honored as Small Commandery for Third Year in a Row!

NOUS Northwest was honored at the US Naval Order’s National Congress 2022 by receiving the annual CAPT Jan Armstrong Memorial Award recognizing commanderies with fifty or fewer companions. The NWT Commandery had also received this prestigious award in 2020 and 2021. NWT’s Commander, CAPT Jim McGinnis, MSC, USN (Ret.) and shown in the photo below, … More Congress 2022: NOUS Northwest Honored as Small Commandery for Third Year in a Row!

Happy Birthday US Navy: 24/7 for 247 Years

“13 October 2022 will mark the Navy’s 247th birthday. The central theme of this year is “On Watch – 24/7 for 247 Years,” which highlights our Navy’s enduring ability to remain fully ready to respond to and effectively deter emergent threats.” Read more history about the US Navy at the Naval History and Heritage Command … More Happy Birthday US Navy: 24/7 for 247 Years

Pearl Harbor Sailor Laid to Rest at Arlington National Cemetery, 80 Years Later

After 80 years, a 21-year-old sailor was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery on September 13 following a decades-long effort to identify his remains, following the December 7, 1941 attack at Pearl Harbor. An article in Military Times describes the extraordinary efforts to identify Herbert “Bert” Jacobson and the profound meaning for his family … More Pearl Harbor Sailor Laid to Rest at Arlington National Cemetery, 80 Years Later