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The U.S. Navy is the world's largest and most powerful naval fleet, with many honors won during peacetime across the world's oceans and seas. The Navy is known for its unique traditions that differ from any other military branch. Its official flag is no exception, from its designated use to the design and where it fits in the line of various flags displayed on the mast of Navy ships. The rules of the sea are quite different than anywhere else in the world, as reflected in maritime law and Naval traditions. Check out the images below to learn more, including some fun facts that might surprise you!          #USNavy #NavyJack #Military #Veterans #Skillbridge       

During World War II, the U.S. Navy faced substantial losses in its submarine fleet, with 52 submarines and over 3,500 submariners lost in the line of duty. These submarines, now on eternal patrol, carried out daring missions that were critical to the Allied war effort, disrupting enemy supply lines, gathering intelligence, and sinking significant tonnage of enemy shipping. Each loss represented a profound sacrifice and demonstrated the bravery and resilience of the submariners who operated in perilous conditions beneath the sea. The legacy of these submarines and their crews serves as a powerful reminder of the cost of war and the heroism displayed by those who served. Their contributions significantly impacted the course of the war, despite the high risks and ultimate sacrifices they faced. T oday, we honor their memory and valor, recognizing the silent service's vital role in achieving victory during World War II. As we reflect on their service, we commit to preserving their stories and ensuring that their sacrifices are never forgotten. Infrastructure Masons Compass Datacenters US Navy Navy League of the United States Build Submarines United States Submarine Veterans Naval Submarine League #WWII #SubmarineService #EternalPatrol #HonorTheFallen

GSMSG Ukraine 🇺🇦 - “The only easy day was yesterday.” GSMSG veteran US Navy SEAL and Army SF instructors with some Crimean waterfront office views and UKR Naval Commandos building that upper body and core strength. To the steadfast warriors and diplomats around the world: In a world consumed by fleeting headlines and the relentless churn of news cycles, it's crucial to acknowledge the guardians of democracy and freedom whether it is in Ukrainian trenches facing the Russian Army, in a Philippino ship staring at an approaching Chinese Naval vessel, or any other number of instances around the world. Your unwavering commitment to defending these values, even when the world's attention wavers, is a testament to your resilience and dedication. While others lose sight, you persist, ensuring that the flame of liberty continues to burn. Your efforts echo louder than the transient noise of misinformation. Your holding the line allows others the privilege of living their daily lives in freedom. Your commitment does not go unnoticed, and your courage is a beacon in a world that sometimes forgets what truly matters. With deep appreciation, Your GSMSG fam #GSMSGUkraine #SteadfastWarriors #DefendersOfDemocracy #ResilientDiplomats #FreedomGuardians #GSMSGVeterans #WarriorDedication #LibertyFlame #GlobalSecurity #CourageInAction

Celebrating the strength, resilience, and commitment of our naval forces. Happy National Navy Day to those who stand tall on the waves, ensuring our safety and freedom. For best immigration services Contact us:- +91 92895 15066 info@stratsenimmigration.com ______________________________________________________ #navyseals #navylife #proudmoment #proud #navyday #indiannavy

https://lnkd.in/gzQy2tAA Russia's Yasen-Class Submarines Make U.S. Navy Admirals Sweat Russia's Yasen-Class Submarines Make U.S. Navy Admirals Sweat. The Yasen-class nuclear-powered cruise missile submarines, also known as Project 885, represent a significant advancement in Russian naval technology and pose a substantial threat to the US Navy and NATO forces. Designed by the Malakhit Marine Engineering Bureau and built by Sevmash,

I often share videos highlighting the incredible work the US Navy and other naval forces accomplish globally, showcasing their dedication and their positive impact worldwide. However, an aspect of their service is often overlooked: the inherent dangers of even routine training exercises. To bring this point home, I wanted to highlight an incident involving an SM-2 Missile launch failure aboard the German frigate FGS Sachsen. A similar mishap occurred a few years earlier on the USS The Sullivans (DDG-68). Fortunately, these incidents resulted in no injuries, a testament to the rigorous safety protocols and professionalism of naval personnel. Yet, they serve as a stark reminder of the risks our service members face, even during what might be considered ordinary training exercises near their homeport. So, the next time you meet a military service member, remember to extend your gratitude for their service. Whether on duty in distant waters or training near shore, their commitment to defend us carries inherent risks. Let's acknowledge and appreciate their bravery and the sacrifices they make to ensure our security and uphold peace worldwide. Infrastructure Masons Compass Datacenters US Army Navy League of the United States United States Marine Corps United States Air Force U.S. Coast Guard United States Space Force US Army Office of the Chief of Naval Operations Navy Command of the German Navy | Marinekommando Deutsche Marine #veterans #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans

Are you curious about what it is like to stalk a surface ship? Below is a good example of a submarine tracking a De Zeven Provinciën-class ship from the Netherlands. I miss this stuff!! What else would you like to see? Infrastructure Masons Compass Datacenters Navy League of the United States US Navy Build Submarines Naval Submarine League United States Submarine Veterans #veterans #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans

#Argentina🇦🇷The Argentine 🇦🇷⚓️Navy aims to resume participation in multinational exercises in #Africa and the #Pacific as part of its plan to enhance training and readiness. Due to budget constraints and political factors, the Navy has been absent from many international exercises it previously hosted or participated in. Admiral Allievi, the Chief of the Navy General Staff, expressed a desire to rejoin exercises like #UNITAS, particularly its Pacific phase off the coast of Chile. The Navy has also recently engaged in exercises such as Gringo-Gaucho with the U.S. Navy and #PASSEX with the French Navy. Additionally, the Navy plans to conduct the Fraterno exercise with Brazil and participate in UNITAS, aiming to strengthen regional partnerships and maritime expertise. However, participation in such exercises requires legislative approval, which has been challenging due to ideological differences and political resistance.

Are you curious about what #submarines do when tracking surface ships? Below is a video from a Prospective Command Officer course. Some good people on LinkedIn were a part of this. US Navy Infrastructure Masons Build Submarines United States Submarine Veterans Naval Submarine League Navy League of the United States #veterans #veteranshelpingveterans #veteransupport

This mini-tug was built by Chuck's Boat and Drive out of Longview, Washington, and is used by the U.S. Navy to move ships and submarines. It is the smallest active-duty vessel of the United States Navy. #defense #defence #military #ship #ships #naval #marines #maritime #vessel #militarytechnology #technology #technologies #navy #defenseindustry #defensetechnology