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The article focuses on the author's bidding farewell as the Navy League National President after two rewarding years. It highlights the challenges faced by the organization, emphasizes the significance of enthusiastic and devoted action, and reflects on the fulfilling experiences throughout author's tenure.

The article highlights the importance of the annual Navy League convention as a gathering for members to connect, learn, and accomplish tasks. Topics include leadership discussions, strategic planning, maritime policy, social media training, and a fireside chat with the organization's leaders; and mentions that the convention will take place in Texas, providing an ideal setting for the Navy League's family reunion.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics such as the recovery of a Chinese surveillance balloon by the U.S. Navy, the presence of unidentified aerial phenomena, and the importance of global partnerships in ensuring national security.

The article presents the journal's presidents' view on the issue on topics including the importance of sea services, the challenges posed by nations like Russia, China, and North Korea, and the need for support and investment in information technology and cybersecurity, in the U.S.

The article focuses on the Navy League hosting events at their headquarters in December, which gathered leaders from across the sea services, including the Secretary of the Navy, the Chief of Naval Operations, and the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard.

The article presents the discussion on National Capital Region's Navy Ball celebrating the Navy's 247th birthday. Topics include coming together to celebrate the commitment and sacrifices of the Sailors and the families serving in the amazing Navy; and dignitaries and supporters of the Navy, spreading the word of the organization's mission to educate, advocate, and support.

The article gives honor to U.S. military veterans on Veterans Day for their service in the armed forces. It presents a statement from former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson expressing gratitude and recognizing the heroism of all those who died in the country's service. Focus is given on the support provided by the Navy League to those who serve in the sea services and their families, as well as its mission to educate the public about the need for strong sea services.

The article presents the author's views on the US Maritime Administration's (MARAD's) efforts to keep American-flagged and owned ships as a vital part of American commerce. The Navy League is committed to supporting MARAD and the Merchant Marine. The league is a key proponent for maintaining and improving the logistic support for young men and women in the armed services.

The article offers information on the passing of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and conference between the U.S. House and Senate. It further discusses House NDAA authorizes 13 battle force ships and takes five littoral combat ships off the chopping block; U.S. Marine Corps amphibious vessels with the vision of the commandant of the Marine Corps; and Maritime Transportation Strategy adopted by both chambers of Congress.

The article focuses on June convention that featured the Council Leadership Track which highlighted best practices and allowed council and region members to exchange ideas and best practices. Topics include focuses on mission to educate and advocate for the Sea Services, support the Sea Service personnel and their families and support youth programs.

The article highlights that the New York Council's National Security Briefing Series featuring Lt. Gen. David G. Bellon, followed by an event at the New York Yacht Club, where Navy League Center for Maritime Strategy Dean Adm. James Foggo and former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson discussed great power competition in the maritime domain.

The article discusses National Convention to be held in Orlando from June 8-12, 2022. Topics discussed include focused area of the Navy League 2021-2023 guidance and the business of Navy League, information on recruitment and retention along with focus on leadership area, and organization supporting America's sea services.

In this article, the author presents his views on role of Navy League of the U.S. in diplomacy. It mentions advocacy and support efforts for the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and U.S.-flag Merchant Marine play a vital role in America's security and safety; and also mentions collective memories of attacks on Pearl Harbor.

An introduction is presented in which author discusses articles on topics including examines that councils are doing an excellent job of supporting the sea services despite the challenges of the ongoing global Covid-19 pandemic.

The article reports that at the 2021 National Convention, board of directors made the pivotal decision to welcome active duty service members into Navy League of the United States membership. Topics include examines that it provide active-duty service members opportunity to join volunteer ranks not only aligns the Navy League with other similar military service organizations, but provides with an important growth opportunity.

The article discusses The Navy League has served as an invaluable voice for the sea services for nearly 120 years, providing important recommendations to legislators and fellow advocates on the budget, assets, and personnel matters that will continue maritime force.

An introduction is presented in which author discusses articles on topics including the Navy League of the United States through many challenges and trials, and it is because individuals are moving the organization forward, with focus and a steady hand.

The article presents the views of the author on New York Council and the Towboat & Harbor Carriers Association's 9/11 memorial celebration of the maritime evacuation of the people trapped in Manhattan.

The article offers information on the Sea-Air-Space 2021 held in person in National Harbor, Maryland, after a hiatus the prior year due to the pandemic, this event was the first large-scale gathering in the National Capital Region for the military, defense and maritime communities by the Navy league.

The article presents the discussion on sea service leadership, corporate members and sponsors, international partners, and Navy League members convening at Sea-Air-Space 2021.