The U.S. Must Take the Lead in a Destabilized, Increasingly Militarized Arctic Published August 14, 2024 By James G. Foggo III and Russell J. Handy The end of an era of cooperation is turning the Arctic region into an unsettled proving ground for nations...
U.S. Coast Guard Encounters Joint Chinese Coast Guard, Russian Border Guard Patrol in Bering Sea Posted on October 1, 2024 by Seapower Staff An HC-130J Super Hercules airplane crew from Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak observes two Russian Border Guard ships and two...
The Founders Wanted a Powerful Navy: The Constitution Was Built for It By Michael Lucchese September 17, 2024 Part 2 At the time of the American Founding, most of the republic’s leading statesmen held a Whiggish political philosophy that was skeptical of absolutism...
The Founders Wanted a Powerful Navy: The Constitution Was Built for It By Michael Lucchese September 17, 2024 Constitution Day offers an opportunity to reflect with gratitude on the splendor of our nation’s founding document. The document’s animating concepts, such...
1775: The Birth of the United States Navy Happy 249th Birthday US Navy. The origins of the Navy actually predate independence by almost a year. On 26 August 1775, the assembly of the colony of Rhode Island sent its delegates to the Continental Congress in Philadelphia...
Tuskegee Airman Harry Stewart by Todd DePastino After the German surrender, Harry and the other Tuskegee Airmen prepared to ship to the Pacific to support the final invasion of Japan. Japan’s capitulation in August spared Harry from that fate. Harry remained on active...