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Did you know that the Naval Order of the United States dedicated a marker at the Malta homeport of the USS Constitution, while it was operating in the Mediterranean during the Barbary Wars? Learn more about the ongoing mission of the Naval Order of the United States at www.navalorder.org.

As the countdown to #Euronaval2022 begins, Vice-Admiral (2S) éric Chaperon, Naval Advisor to #Thales, shares his vision of the unprecedented challenges facing navies, and how they must adapt. Let’s start our series of videos with this 1st topic

The 6 June 2024 will be the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The National Museum of the Royal Navy holds an original copy of the Naval Operation Orders for Operation Neptune in its galleries at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. These orders were critical to the success of D-Day on June 6 1944. Operation ‘Neptune’ was the naval assault phase of ‘Overlord’, and involved safely landing 156,000 troops on 50 miles of defended coastline. The majority came by sea, delivered and supported by huge naval forces, including 6,939 vessels: 1,213 naval combat ships, 4,126 landing ships and landing craft, 736 ancillary craft and 864 merchant vessels. Hundreds of copies of these operation orders were issued to various units involved in the invasion. Interestingly, not all copies were identical. Each set of orders was tailored to specific operational zones, containing only the information pertinent to that particular sector. This strategic measure was implemented to enhance security. If a set of orders fell into enemy hands, it would not reveal the entire plan, thus protecting the overall mission integrity. These items offer a tangible connection to the meticulous planning and coordination required for such a large-scale operation. #DDay80 #DDay #OperationNeptune #DDay #WWII #WorldWar2 #History #MilitaryHistory #NormandyLandings #HistoricEvents #WWIIMemorial #DdayAnniversary

Reviews of my book are rolling in, courtesy of Tom Duffy ?? "European Naval Power?is an invaluable guide and source of insight for those analyzing European defense approaches as well as those considering larger questions of maritime strategy and seapower." @ National Maritime Historical Society seahistory.org read review here?? https://lnkd.in/d9cuyZfT

Come and learn about the Gulf Coast Maritime history. Willy

#IndustryDay for NUWC Newport! Learn about NUWC Departments’ strategic directions and future technical demands on Wednesday, October 16th! #NAVSEA #SmallBusinesses

??In the latest RUSI book review, Punsara Amarasinghe reviews the third edition of Understanding Naval Warfare, by Ian Speller.

This new SIPRI paper by Tytti Er?st?, SU FEI and Wilfred Wan examines the drivers and implications of naval build-ups in the Indo-Pacific, considering key actors’ security objectives and threat perceptions. Find out more ?? doi.org/10.55163/DKWB3559

Why We Train So Freaking Hard: https://lnkd.in/erw9mgTV

Eighty-three years ago tomorrow, our country faced one of its most devastating days ever with the Japanese attack on the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. For my generation the echoes of World War II loomed large and in front of this solemn anniversary, we reflect on how America and the stock market has managed to persevere. Read our thoughts in today’s HX Daily here… https://lnkd.in/e3pGWrYx