We’ve dipped into For Evermore to share some of the most remarkable stories of Royal Navy casualties of the World Wars. Which one intrigues you the most? Read our blog here: https://lnkd.in/eXeFHmAZ
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Director of Strategy and Strategic Communications , CORE-CSI/ Leader-Commander-Strategist -Air National Guard
This is an outstanding list of priorities. This is what the Space Force should have. Nowhere in here does the Navy say it's a support force for the other services. Nowhere in here does it say it relies on others to do it's missions. It's a warfighting service that deters and projects combat, warfighting power. The CNO has provided the example for the CSO. Let's replace the "Comprehensive Strategy for the Space Force" with a spacepower version of this!!! National Institute for Deterrence Studies Peter Garretson Peter Marquez https://lnkd.in/eUd23ax3
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti released her priorities in a paper titled “America’s Warfighting Navy,” at the Surface Navy Association’s National Symposium, Jan. 9.
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Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti released her priorities in a paper titled “America’s Warfighting Navy,” at the Surface Navy Association’s National Symposium, Jan. 9.
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Reflecting on two decades in uniform: Commitment is the cornerstone of victory. As a Navy veteran, this principle has not only shaped me in service but also transformed my approach in the civilian sector. What enduring lesson has your profession taught you? Join the conversation. #MilitaryToCivilian #CommitmentIsKey #ProfessionalGrowth
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Why We Train So Freaking Hard: https://lnkd.in/erw9mgTV
America remains safe and secure thanks in large part to the Naval Special Warfare community. But this is not without significant sacrifice from these warriors and their families. The Navy SEAL Foundation is here to address the unique needs that arise as a result of these sacrifices, with over 30 programs under five Pillars of Support. These programs are designed to build strength and resilience, encourage optimal health, enhance opportunities for growth through education, and solidify a sense of community and belonging. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/eSdWGxe Photo Credit: Petty Officer 1st Class Eric Chan #NavySEALFoundation
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Expert Associate National Security College | UNSW Adjunct Fellow | Associate Fellow, Council on Geostrategy | Non-Executive Director | Mariner | Podcast Producer & Host #maritimematters #saltwaterstrategists
I have long said sailors are mariners and warfighters first and foremost. So naturally, I find a lot to like in the below from the US Navy Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Clear, succinct and on point. Clarity of purpose and a clear-eyed vision of the threat is important. Of course, a conflict in the Indo-Pacific would be catastrophic and we must do all we can to prevent it where possible. But failing to prepare for it or acknowledge it simply undermines deterrence. If conflict is to arise in the Indo-Pacific it will be fought across all domains, military and non-military but geography dictates it will likely be very much maritime in nature. We must prepare our maritime warfighters for this potential, and we must do so now, and hope in doing so we bolster our deterrence strategy.
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti released her priorities in a paper titled “America’s Warfighting Navy,” at the Surface Navy Association’s National Symposium, Jan. 9.
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Mastering one's situation and controlling the circumstances, is how the captain of the ship sails through rough seas/waters. Strong sails supported by 'All-Hands-on-Deck' - "AHOY" Admiral EE Okpa - Texas Navy Association.
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This is Shannon Hostetter, a TK alumna who's also a proud mother, graduate of two master's degrees, and Navy veteran. For her, victory is "a culmination of all the small wins." Learn more about her recovery journey here: https://ow.ly/1JVY50QIOQZ #edwarrior #edwarriors #edrecoverywarrior #edrecovery #antidiet #edrecovering
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Canada used to be a small county but with -40m people we can no longer afford to have a small town attitude to national security Last week the UK Royal Navy introduced its sixth Astute-class attack submarine named HMS Agamemnon. This state-of-the-art nuclear-powered submarine is set to be launched later this year. This is vessel 6 of 7 being introduced into service to protect UK national security. There is very little that surface vessels or land assets can do to detect or neutralise such a fleet. Canada should follow Australia into an upgraded AUKUS agrement to reinforce like minded democratic institutions. Canada has the talent and resources to buildout a world class submarine fleet worthy of this great country. The Astute submarines are built in the North-west of England in a not so small town called Barrow-in-Furness and the resources, skills and experience are well within the capabilities of any of our sea facing provinces. As the Astute program winds down in the UK perhaps a commercial alliance to build Astutes in Canada is necessary?
The Royal Navy's latest Astute Class submarine has been officially named Agamemnon at our Submarines site in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria. Agamemnon - named after the ancient Greek king - is the sixth of seven Astute submarines. 🔗Find out more: http://baes.co/jew850RmZkY Learn more about Astute Class submarines 👉 http://baes.co/b1eh50RmZTG
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Check out this video of the retrieval of the USS Jacob Jones!
🎥 This is how we returned an iconic symbol of one of the most notable US Navy shipwrecks 107 years after it sunk... Earlier this year, our Salvage and Marine Operations (SALMO) team recovered a World War I destroyers bell near the Isles of Scilly using a state-of-the-art remotely operated underwater vehicle built in Yorkshire. Following its recovery, we had the pleasure of presenting the bell of USS Jacob Jones to Admiral James W. Kilby, the US Navy’s Vice Chief of Naval Operations, in a ceremony at Lancaster House, London. The bell that was salvaged is intended for display in the future new National Museum of the US Navy. 🇺🇸
World War I American ship bell recovered by DE&S salvage team returned to US Navy
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