Navy League of the United States

Bringing the Maritime Community Together ➡ ⬅ When you join the Navy League, you become an integral part of a larger and more significant entity beyond just yourself. Your mission? Help us serve those who serve others. https://lnkd.in/gpR62tYU #navy #coastguard #marinecorps #merchantmarine #seacadets #membership #maritimecommunity

🚨 SEAPOWER Magazine's 2025 Almanac is Here! 🚨 The 2025 Almanac is PACKED with all you need to know about the U.S. sea services, their ships, aircraft, weapons systems, and more... ⚓ Sea Services Profiles: Details on ships, aircraft, and weapons systems across the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps. ⚓ Changes in Ships’ Status: Updates from 2024 for the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, and Military Sealift Command. ⚓Ship Weapons and Systems: Coverage of ship weapons, air-launched weapons, and C4ISR/unmanned systems. ⚓Sea Services Directory: Information for commands, installations, and major maritime organizations. The print edition of the 2025 Almanac—the ultimate guide to the sea services and maritime industry— is included with a #NavyLeague membership. Print copies will begin arriving in mailboxes the first week of January. 📥 Can’t wait? The digital edition is available now. Download yours here: https://hubs.la/Q030XvVy0

Happy New Year from Navy League Hampton Roads! As we welcome 2025, we honor the service and sacrifices of our sea service members and their families. This year, we remain steadfast in our mission to educate, advocate, and support those who protect our maritime freedoms. Here’s to a year of strength, gratitude, and unwavering commitment to our mission, our members, and the Sea Service communities. #HappyNewYear #EducateAdvocateSupport #SeaServiceFamilies #MaritimeStrong #NavyLeague #HamptonRoads

From everyone at the Navy League of the United States, we wish the brave members of our nation's sea services, their families and all who support them a merry Christmas, happy holidays and happy new year! Thank you for all you do in making the U.S.A. a better nation.

Lawmakers Introduce SHIPS Act to Revitalize Shipbuilding, Commercial Maritime Industries https://lnkd.in/e9-WyX3S

Navy League of the United States, Hampton Roads had an extraordinary year supporting Sea Service members and their families. From celebrating traditions like the Navy Ball to hosting impactful events such as the Ombudsman Recognition Event, Congressional Roundtable, and awareness receptions for the future commissioning of USS John F. Kennedy in Virginia Beach, VA and Boston, MA, we strengthened our mission of advocacy, education, and support. These accomplishments were made possible by the dedication of our members, community affiliates, and sponsors. Take a moment and enjoy our 2024 Year in Review! #navyleague #impact #hamptonroads #SeaServices #EducateAdvocateSupport #Advocacy #Mission #USNavy #Tidewater #MilSpouse #CVN79 #BostonMA

On November 16, nearly two thousand guests came together to witness the USS Nantucket (LCS 27) come to life, officially joining the U.S. Navy’s fleet. The USS Nantucket is one of 16 Freedom-class littoral combat ships, designed for near-shore operations but also fully capable of engaging in open-seas conflict. Equipped with advanced weaponry, including the Over the Horizon – Weapons System (OTH-WS) and the anti-ship Naval Strike Missile (NSM), the ship can strike targets at long range with precision. The commissioning ceremony was proudly sponsored by the Massachusetts Bay Navy League Council. Special recognition goes to the dedicated Commissioning Committee, composed of Navy League members and Nantucket residents. Sea Cadets from the David Oullette Division, Gosnold Division, Squadron Seven Zulu, Massachusetts Bay Division, NCBC Division, Falcon Division, Worcester Division, and Harlan R. Dickson Division assisted by distributing programs and water to guests, preparing lunch bags, ushering at seating areas, and ensuring a smooth cleanup at the event's conclusion. USS Nantucket was built by Lockheed Martin and Fincantieri Marinette Marine in Marinette, Wisconsin and will be homeported at Naval Station Mayport. https://lnkd.in/dth5kr5Z

On November 16, nearly two thousand guests came together to witness the USS Nantucket (LCS 27) come to life, officially joining the U.S. Navy’s fleet. The USS Nantucket is one of 16 Freedom-class littoral combat ships, designed for near-shore operations but also fully capable of engaging in open-seas conflict. Equipped with advanced weaponry, including the Over the Horizon – Weapons System (OTH-WS) and the anti-ship Naval Strike Missile (NSM), the ship can strike targets at long range with precision. The commissioning ceremony was proudly sponsored by the Massachusetts Bay Navy League Council. Special recognition goes to the dedicated Commissioning Committee, composed of Navy League members and Nantucket residents. Sea Cadets from the David Oullette Division, Gosnold Division, Squadron Seven Zulu, Massachusetts Bay Division, NCBC Division, Falcon Division, Worcester Division, and Harlan R. Dickson Division assisted by distributing programs and water to guests, preparing lunch bags, ushering at seating areas, and ensuring a smooth cleanup at the event's conclusion. USS Nantucket was built by Lockheed Martin and Fincantieri Marinette Marine in Marinette, Wisconsin and will be homeported at Naval Station Mayport. https://lnkd.in/dth5kr5Z

One of the best days of the year: Navy vs Army Two teams having incredible years. One battle to determine the best. Go Navy, Beat Army!

#MaritimeNation S3 Ep 12: A Conversation with the Commander of Fleet Forces Command In this episode of 𝘔𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦 𝘕𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯, Admiral Daryl Caudle, commander of United States Fleet Forces, joins the show! We are approaching three years since Russia invaded Ukraine. Admiral Foggo and Admiral Caudle discuss the impact of the war and where the conflict is heading in 2025. Plus, Admiral Caudle shares some updates regarding current Fleet Forces objectives, including working with Mutts with a Mission. Watch on YouTube or listen anywhere you find podcasts. https://lnkd.in/ecND5pjR