Podcasts
An inspirational look at the challenges, passion, committment, and dedication that the crew and supporters take on daily. We also interview thought leaders in both the public and private sectors to hear their inspirational stories and opinions on related topics. A new episode is released weekly and be patient with us as we refine this program for the future!
- Ben Poucher & Warrior Sailing: Healing & Strengthening Veterans Through Sailing
- Dave Way & Jim Kurrasch: A Curatorial Conversation Part II - "Artifact #1"
- Dave Way & Jim Kurrasch: A Curatorial Conversation (Part I)
- Dave Badgett & Kent Coble: Fire Chiefs Remember 9/11 Twenty-One Years Later
- VJ Alcomindras: From Tour Guide in Oahu to Guest Services Manager in LA
- Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach: A Visit With Lt. Adam Tellez and MNC Brian Chickering From The Mine Shop
- Carl Herzog: Public Historian for USS CONSTITUTION Museum
- Tales From The Ghost Fleet And Other Memories Part III
- NOAA's Joe Sienkiewicz: How Weather Still Is A Factor For Battleship IOWA
- Tales From The Ghost Fleet And Other Memories Part II
- Tales From The Ghost Fleet And Other Memories Part I
- Author Dale A. Jenkins: A Tin Can Sailor Talks WWII Diplomacy And Its Continuing Legacy
- USS HORNET: A Visit with Staff from the Legendary Carrier
- Marann Fengler: Figure Skating to a Battleship...?
- Bruce DD MacRae: UPS Vice President of Government Affairs
Battleship IOWA News and Updates
A look at news and updates from the Battleship IOWA and the National Museum of the Surface Navy.
We’re back with part two of our chat with #BattleshipIOWA’s curatorial department. This time we discuss “Artifact Number One” – …
We're back with part two of our chat with #BattleshipIOWA's curatorial department. This time we discuss "Artifact Number One" - the ship. How are we preserving it? What era(s) are we representing?...
Photos from Pacific Battleship Center – Battleship USS Iowa’s post
Not only is today #ConstitutionDay (that brilliant document was signed on this date in 1787), it is also #CitizenshipDay. What better way to celebrate than to swear in new citizens aboard...
Photos from Pacific Battleship Center – Battleship USS Iowa’s post
Not only is today #ConstitutionDay (that brilliant document was signed on this date in 1787), it is also #CitizenshipDay. What better way to celebrate than to swear in new citizens aboard...
First Walk Around The Dry Dock | Battleship Texas
Check out this brilliant dry dock video from our friends at Battleship Texas. Well done and informative tour from VP of Ship Operations Travis Davis. 👍 https://youtu.be/Sl8ZPyWGkrg...
Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor is laid to rest, at last
CHICAGO (AP) — A 21-year-old sailor was laid to rest Tuesday following a decades-long effort to identify remains pulled from Pearl Harbor, more than 80 years after he was killed in the attack that...
CEO Jonathan Williams brings us his update enroute to Hawaii, where he’ll attend the #historicnavalshipsassociation conference t…
CEO Jonathan Williams brings us his update enroute to Hawaii, where he'll attend the #historicnavalshipsassociation conference this week. Read all about it here:...
Navy News and Updates
A look at news and updates from around the U.S. Navy world.
Republic of Korea and United States navies conduct Joint Maritime Counter-Special Operations Exercise
WATERS EAST OF THE KOREAN PENINSULA, Republic of Korea – The Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group (CSG) began a series of exercises in the East Sea with the Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy, Sept. 26-29 to strengthen maritime interoperability and tactics, techniques and procedures.
Bahrain, U.S. Sharpen Maritime Skills at Sea
MANAMA, Bahrain – The U.S. Navy enjoys a decades-long partnership with the Kingdom of Bahrain based on shared commitment to maritime security and stability in the Middle East. Regional waters are very dynamic and have central importance to global trade.
Carrier Strike Group 12 Completes Surface Warfare Advanced Tactical Training
ATLANTIC OCEAN – Carrier Strike Group 12 (CSG 12) completed its Surface Warfare Advanced Tactical Training (SWATT) Sept. 22, 2022.
A Legacy of Service: Former WAVE Celebrates 100th Birthday
PLAINVIEW, Texas — Four days after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, America suddenly found itself at war against the combined might of the Axis powers of Germany, Italy and Japan. Achieving victory would be a massive effort that would require the participation of not only those who were currently serving in the military, but also those civilians living and working at home. From December 1941 to Japan’s surrender in September 1945, more than 16 million men and women answered the call to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces. Today, because of their sacrifices for the ideals of freedom, they are collectively known as the Greatest Generation.
USS Charleston participates in Exercise Kakadu 2022
DARWIN, Australia – The Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Charleston (LCS 18) participated in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) Exercise Kakadu 2022 (KA22) ashore in Darwin, Australia, and at sea in the waters off Northern Australian, Sept. 12-24.
First U.S. Coast Guard cutter visits Maldives since 2009
MALDIVES – The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Midgett (WMSL 757) and crew arrived in the Maldives, Friday, and this is the first Coast Guard ship to visit the Maldives since the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Boutwell did in 2009.