Navy League of the United States

Navy League of the United States The Navy League of the United States is a nonprofit civilian, educational, and advocacy organization that supports America’s sea services—the U.S.
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Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marine.

The Navy League of the United States is proud to welcome this week's newest Corporate Members:  The Norfolk Department o...
08/25/2026

The Navy League of the United States is proud to welcome this week's newest Corporate Members:

The Norfolk Department of Economic Development
Williams Valve
Monarch ISC
Integer Technologies

Together, these organizations bring critical capabilities to the maritime enterprise by strengthening Hampton Roads as a maritime industry hub, manufacturing mission-critical valves trusted aboard Navy and Coast Guard vessels, safeguarding the defense industrial base through cybersecurity compliance, and transforming applied research into fielded technology for the Navy. Thank you for joining us. We look forward to what we'll accomplish together.

Interested in joining our growing network of Corporate Members? Learn more: Become a Member | Navy League of the United States (https://hubs.la/Q04vblLJ0)

The Chief of Naval Operations is coming to Hampton Roads. This Wednesday, Admiral Daryl Caudle, the 34th Chief of Naval ...
08/24/2026

The Chief of Naval Operations is coming to Hampton Roads.

This Wednesday, Admiral Daryl Caudle, the 34th Chief of Naval Operations, will headline STATE OF THE NAVY: Readiness, Innovation, and Warfighting, hosted by the Navy League’s Hampton Roads Council.

Admiral Caudle will share his perspective on Foundry, Fleet, Fight and what readiness, innovation and warfighting mean for our nation’s maritime security. We look forward to an important conversation about the challenges and opportunities shaping today’s Navy and its future.

Follow Navy League of the United States, Hampton Roads and The Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, for updates and highlights from the event.

For the better part of a year, the Sailors and Marines of the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group have been at sea. Wha...
08/20/2026

For the better part of a year, the Sailors and Marines of the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group have been at sea.

What began on Nov. 21, 2025, as a routine deployment from San Diego changed in January, when the Lincoln was redirected to U.S. Central Command. The strike group has now spent more than 200 days in the combat zone, held forward, far from home, with extraordinarily limited port access.

The Navy is working to relieve the strike group and bring these crews home. Until that relief arrives, these Sailors and Marines continue to conduct combat operations on station. Even once they are relieved, a long journey home still lies ahead.

Working through Navy League councils across the West Coast and Hawaii, we are raising funds to support efforts such as welcome-home and post-deployment receptions, awards and recognition events, and programs that bring returning Sailors, Marines, families and local communities together.

Help us stand with these crews and ensure that when they return home, they are met by a grateful nation and a Navy League community ready to welcome them.

To donate, visit: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/f/5v46/n?vid=1pvref and select “USS Abraham Lincoln Strike Group” under Designation.



The U.S. Coast Guard's FY2027 budget request seeks $15.6 billion to grow the service by 15,000 active duty members, mode...
08/19/2026

The U.S. Coast Guard's FY2027 budget request seeks $15.6 billion to grow the service by 15,000 active duty members, modernize its aging fleet and expand its presence in the Arctic.

This builds on a 2025 law that delivered $24.6 billion for Coast Guard modernization, the largest capital investment in the service's history. Leaders say sustained funding is critical to closing staffing gaps and keeping pace with growing missions in border security, drug interdiction and maritime commerce.

Read the full story in Seapower Magazine. Navy League members get full access, join today at https://hubs.la/Q04tC44Z0

An unbreakable code. An unbreakable spirit.Honoring the Navajo Code Talkers, whose courage and ingenuity helped win the ...
08/16/2026

An unbreakable code. An unbreakable spirit.

Honoring the Navajo Code Talkers, whose courage and ingenuity helped win the war in the Pacific.

The Navy League of the United States is proud to welcome this week's newest Corporate Members:Sechan ElectronicsKompleye...
08/11/2026

The Navy League of the United States is proud to welcome this week's newest Corporate Members:

Sechan Electronics
Kompleye
Edge Technologies
Ursa Major

From high-reliability defense electronics to rocket propulsion systems built for national security, and compliance solutions that keep the defense industrial base secure, these organizations bring critical capability to the mission we all serve.
Thank you for joining us. We look forward to what we'll accomplish together.

Interested in joining our growing network of Corporate Members? Learn more: Become a Member | Navy League of the United States (https://hubs.la/Q04sB3-T0)

Congratulations to our 2026 Navy League Scholarship recipients: Victoria Hookes, Margaret White, Madilyn Lemke, Mia Tara...
08/10/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Navy League Scholarship recipients: Victoria Hookes, Margaret White, Madilyn Lemke, Mia Tarampi, Ella Mogilevsky and Erin Muse! Each of these students has shown remarkable academic achievement, leadership and commitment to service. Learn more about the Navy League Foundation: https://hubs.ly/Q04sr3ns0

Purple Heart Day.Navy League of the United States honors the recipients of the Purple Heart, the oldest military decorat...
08/07/2026

Purple Heart Day.

Navy League of the United States honors the recipients of the Purple Heart, the oldest military decoration still in use today, awarded for wounds sustained in combat. Each one marks a real and lasting sacrifice made in service to our nation, and each deserves our deepest respect.

08/06/2026

New from Maritime Nation: How can the United States compete with China and secure maritime dominance?

In the latest episode of Maritime Nation, the podcast from the Navy League’s Center for Maritime Strategy, U.S. Maritime Administrator CAPT Stephen Carmel explains why the United States cannot compete with China on China’s terms.

Recorded aboard the historic NS Savannah, Carmel joins ADM James Foggo, USN (Ret.), and Dr. Steven Wills to examine the full arc of America’s maritime industrial challenge

Watch “The Fleet America Never Built and the Future of SMRs”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwigNFCfRj8&list=PLGbdSO_tGzZhQk0pxlYYiqZKUGWC0OkEk

The Navy League of the United States is proud to welcome our newest Corporate Members: Noble LLCHigh Tech, Inc.USONAVSEA...
08/05/2026

The Navy League of the United States is proud to welcome our newest Corporate Members:

Noble LLC
High Tech, Inc.
USO
NAVSEA

Each of these organizations shares our commitment to supporting the men and women of the sea services and their families. From advancing maritime sensor technology to sustaining fleet readiness to standing with service members far from home, their work strengthens the mission we all serve. Thank you for standing with us.

Interested in joining our growing network of Corporate Members? Learn more: Become a Member | https://hubs.la/Q04r-gTH0

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