My Dad, John Patrick Whiteman, served in the US Navy from November 21, 1942 until March 4, 1946. He earned the rank of signalman and...

Since the First World War, red poppies have been the symbol of remembrance for those lost in war and to this day they continue to symbolize the sacrifices of veterans. This post will feature two poems and their origins, to tell the story of how the poppy became such an iconic symbol. May these poems serve as a reminder of the enduring impact of war and the importance of remembering and honoring our veterans. In 1915, a Canadian soldier and physician, Major John McCrae, wro

The 250th anniversary of the official founding of the United States Navy will be commemorated on October 13, 2025. The Navy's origins...

“We can’t let this happen again .” During World War II, Ensign Francis Tatem wrote these words in a letter while on board the YMS-346. ...