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The article offers information on the U.S. Navy as of July 1, 2016. Topics include the recognition of U.S. Coast Guard Air Station/Sector Field Office (AS/SFO) Port Angeles 2015 Enlisted Person of the Year (EPOY) and Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific (SWFPAC) 2015 Sailor of the Year (SOY) by the Bremerton-Olympic Peninsula, Washington Council, the 100th birthday celebration of World War II veteran Sam Sorenson, and Navy Leaguer Nelson Spoto as guest of honor at a D-Day celebration.

Information is given on the Sea Services Panel and Sea Service Awards Luncheon at the Navy League National Convention on June 17, 2016 in North Charleston, South Carolina. Topics discussed include strategic efforts, the instability in Central America, Mexico and northern parts of South America as one of the threats facing national security, and cybersecurity issues. The panel includes retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral John Jay Donnelly, Admiral Charles D. Michel, and Colonel Michael L. Scalise.

The article announces Navy League's Sea Services Awards given to several military personnel including John Paul Jones Award for Inspirational Leadership to Chad J. Livingston, Adm. Claude V. Ricketts Award for Inspirational Leadership to Jacob T. Williams and Alfred Thayer MahanAward for Literary Achievement to John J. Hawley.

The article announces awards given to outstanding sea service members of the U.S. Navy including the John Paul Jones Award for Inspirational Leadership given to Navy Captain John Cordle, the Alfred Thayer Mahan Award for Literary Achievement to Navy Commodore James Kraska, and the Rear Admiral William S. Parsons Award for Scientific and Technical Progress to Navy Lieutenant Brian M. Barrick.

Information about the U.S. Navy League's 108th Annual National Convention on October 18-24, 2010 in Jacksonville, Florida is presented. Topics include the importance as well as the perception of the public about the U.S. Navy. The convention featured several guest speakers including Jacksonville Mayor John Peyton, Florida Representative Ander Crenshaw and chief of naval operations (CNO) Admiral Gary Roughead.

The article focuses on various discussions by U.S. sea service leaders presented during the 2009 Sea-Air-Space Exposition, held at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, National Harbor in Maryland. Topics include Coast Guard's underwater security and the wartime shipment of goods. Admiral Gary Roughead, chief of naval operations (CNO), referred to the Navy's increasing demands of reconnaissance, surveillance, intelligence and ballistic-missile defense.

The article focuses on the importance of Riverine Force of the U.S. Navy. According to Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Riverine Force gives an expeditionary capability to the Navy that is very significant. During the Vietnam War, Riverines played a large role engaging some 40,000 Sailors. The force was first deployed in Haditha, Iraq. Combat Rubber Raiding Craft, Patrol Boats and Assault Boats are operated by the force. The Force operate day and night.

The article discusses the highlights of the U.S. Navy Birthday Ball held at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center at National Harbor in Maryland on October 10, 2015 to celebrate its 240th anniversary. The Navy League of the U.S. presented the event with the help of corporate sponsors such as Boeing Co., General Dynamics Corp. and Leidos. Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) John M. Richardson delivered a keynote speech about the creativity and innovativeness of Navy leaders and sailors.

The article reports on the ceremony in welcoming the naval submarine USS Georgia at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in Georgia. The ceremony is intended for the arrival of the submarine, as well as its successful conversion from ballistic-missile submarine or SSBN to a guided-missile submarine or SSGN. The submarine is the fourth Ohio-class nuclear-powered SSBN to be reconfigured.

Information about the 107th annual National Convention of the U.S. Navy held in Corpus Christi, Texas on October 27-31, 2009 is presented. Among the activity during the event includes the farewell program for outgoing National President J. Michael McGrath and welcoming of new National President Daniel B. Branch. The convention featured speaker Joseph L. Galloway and Chairperson Suzy Williams.

The article reports on the Grassroots Legislative Initiative of the U.S. Navy League. The initiative has been designed to call on the members of the league to contact at least 60% of the members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives with a message regarding the significance of the establishment and maintenance of a strong fleet. The effort is the top priority of the league's National President J. Michael McGrath.

The article reports on the Grass Roots Legislative Initiative calling on Navy League members to contact at least 60% of all members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives with a standard message about the importance of building and maintaining a robust fleet. The Rocky Mountain, Lone Star and South Atlantic Coast regions continue to be the Navy League's top performers in reaching members of Congress.

The article reports on the Navy League of the U.S. (NLUS) first National Tribute Dinner event. It relates that the event is to honor some outstanding Americans and organizations whose works supports the men and women of the U.S. sea services and their families. It was mentioned that the event was attended by Navy Leaguers from London, England and Hawaii joined sailors, Marines, merchant mariners, Coast Guardsmen and government dignitaries.

The article offers information on the America's Sailor: Tough, Bold and Ready event at the 241st Navy Birthday Ball on October 7, 2016 hosted by the Navy League National Headquarters. Highlights of the event include the honoring of U.S. sailors for their service, and presentations from notable Navy officers including Navy Secretary Ray Mabus, and Admiral John Richardson.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including distributed aviation operations, the U.S. Navy's sustainment and modernization plans for the MH-60 fleet, and the MQ-25 Stingray unmanned aircraft program.

The article discusses the 239th birthday event of the U.S. Navy celebrated in Washington, D.C. by the Navy League's National Headquarters on October 3, 2014. Topics discussed include theme of the U.S. Navy Birthday Ball "Thanking those who support us"; concerns of Jonathan W. Greenert, chief of naval operations (CNO); and concerns of Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert O. Work.

An introduction is presented which discusses stories of several military personnel in the U.S., particularly those in the U.S. Navy, sharing their desire and commitment to serve and protect the people.

The article discusses the Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) Concept of the U.S. Navy as a national imperative. The MDA was put forth in 2007 to be used in support of maritime security and safety through the exchange and use of maritime information. It explains the definition of MDA in the National MDA Plan as well as emphasizes the importance of coordination, collaboration, and communication at all levels of government.

An introduction is presented in which the author discusses the topics in the issue including the issue of readiness in Navy sailors and Marines in terms of equipment, the relationships among navy ship crews and cops members, and the measures maintenance crews take to reduce equipment damages.

Information about the topics discussed at the Navy League of the United States' spring Board of Directors Meeting held on May 22-24, 2008 in Washington, D.C. is presented. The topics include the new member assignment policy issued by national president J. Michael McGrath, and the amendment to the Navy League bylaws which places a formal structure for the Maritime Policy and Resolutions Committee. Questions were raised regarding budgeting process and financial reporting at a review for the 2009 budget.

The section introduces articles within the issue of "Seapower," including a report on the U.S. Marine Corps, an article by Richard R. Burgess describing the Navy's plans to define the requirements for and procure the LX(R) and the expansion of the Air Ground Combat Center.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including an interview with Joseph W. Rixey, director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, challenges faced by the U.S. military & international engagement & interaction with the U.S. Navy.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including exploration of crowdsourcing by the U.S. Navy, transfer of U.S. Air Force C-27J Spartan transport aircraft to the U.S. Coast Guard, and reasons for decline in qualified mariners.

The article offers information related to the U.S. Navy's 238th Birthday Ball, birthday celebration event of the U.S. Navy, held on October 12, 2013 at hotel Grand Hyatt in Washington D.C.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue related to the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including corporate membership program, use of several technologies by the U.S. Navy, and the effects of the Mark VI Patrol Boat in Riverine operations.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on the topic including continuing resolution (CR), the U.S Navy and the U.S. Coast Guards, and aircraft carrier submarines.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the $7 billion spent by the U.S. Navy to combat corrosion, how to extend hull life and keep ships from dry dock, and the problems encountered in conducting the LPD 17 program, which according to some, lacks focus on shipbuilding oversight and ship maintenance.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) platforms, information dominance and Special Surveillance Program (SSP) platforms of the U.S. Navy.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue including "Ship Shortfall," "Ruling the Littoral," and "21st Century Ship."

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the partnership of the U.S. Navy with the academia and industry, the designing of an unmanned system for carrier operations, and the precision strike capabilities of the Navy.

The article offers views from Karen Flaherty, deputy chief of the U.S. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and deputy surgeon general of the Navy, regarding the importance of building resiliency and reducing stress for the health of warriors and families. She emphasizes their focus on how to heal their wounded warriors in spirit, body, and mind. Meanwhile, she mentions the partnership of the Navy with several academic colleagues to create family resiliency programs.

The article discusses the planning guidance documents of the U.S. chief of naval operations (CNO) and the commandant of the Marine Corps (CMC). It mentions CNO Admiral Gary Roughead's three focus areas including building the future force, keeping warfighting readiness and supporting sailors. It also notes CMC General James F. Amos' main priorities for 2011 which include providing the best trained Marine units to Afghanistan, rebalancing the Corps, educating the Marines and keeping faith in them.

The article offers updates in the U.S. Navy. It highlights the statement of Admiral Gary Roughead, chief of the naval operations (CNO), during the Military Strategy Forum on May 1, 2009, in which he mentioned the threat that the Navy will encounter. It informs the transport dock which was built at Northrop Grumman Corp.'s Avondale Shipyard in New Orleans, Louisiana. In addition, it also mentions the fifth Antonio-class ship, New York which was designed to transport Marines and their equipment.

The article mentions the anniversary of the U.S. Navy which has been in service for 234 years.

The author reflects on the new guidance released by U.S. Navy Admiral Gary Roughead, chief of naval operations (CNO). She examines the "CNO Guidance for 2010: Executing the Maritime Strategy," focusing on the three mandates or focus areas listed by Roughead. She emphasizes that Roughead lays out new goals that will be used to develop a plan of action for senior leadership in the coming year.

The article focuses on the heroism of Lance Corporal Jordan C. Haerter and Corporal Jonathan T. Yale against a suicide attack on April 28, 2009 in Ramadi, Iraq. Haerter and Yale, just 19 and 21 years-old respectively, defended against a dump truck loaded with 2,000 pounds of explosives aimed to kill more than 50 Marines and Iraqi policemen. The two Marines successfully stopped the suicide attempt, but they both died and were given the Navy Cross the highest medal in the U.S. Navy.

The author reflects on the plan of chief of naval operations (CNO) Gary Roughead for the U.S. Navy's maritime strategy through the "CNO Guidance for 2009." She muses on the focal areas of the CNO Guidance which includes building the future seapower, maintaining warfighting agility and readiness, and supporting servicemen and their families. She comments that the Navy must inform to make the government and people understand the support needed to do its job, especially during an economic crisis.

The article reports on the countermeasure capabilities of defense agencies in the U.S. The Coast Guard, the agency responsible for port security, has no mine countermeasure capabilities, as well as the Navy, which would be responsible for mine removal, does not have the sufficient assets in clearing a domestic airport. The ease by which mines can be deployed has raised a red flag for federal and state agencies.

The article discusses the preparation made by the U.S. Navy to respond to the threats to national security and global interests in the U.S. The global fleet stations (GFS) idea is being tested by the U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command in the Caribbean and Central America. It is aimed at fostering partnerships with other national militaries, generating goodwill and extending international influence.