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Silence on the World Stage: A Single Staff Post Amid Historic Diplomacy
Trump posted just once all day — a brief Navy birthday greeting almost certainly written by staff — while he was in the Middle East presiding over some of the most consequential diplomatic events of his presidency. A Gaza ceasefire was signed, the last Israeli hostages came home, and he addressed th...
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Happy 250th Birthday to the United States Navy!
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Philadelphia, 1775, 250 years ago. A new nation was born and with it, a navy. A navy forged in the fight for independence, built from a handful of ships and the determination of a people who refused to be denied their freedom. From John Paul Jones defiant words "I have not yet begun to fight" to David Farragut's legendary command, damned the torpedoes, full speed ahead. Our sailors have met every challenge with courage and resolve. At Midway, they turned the tide of a world war. At Leyte Gulf, they fought the largest naval battle in history. In the waters off Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf, and beyond, our navy has carried America's resolve to every sea. Through those battles that shaped the course of history, the United States Navy has stood watch. We've sailed to the farthest corners of the globe, defended liberty in times of peace and war, and written our story in courage, sacrifice, and victory. Today the navy remains the shield of our nation, the foundry where sailors are forged, the fleet that stands ready on every horizon, and the fight with our promise that a challenge America will win. From wooden sailing ships to nuclear powered carriers, from signal flags to satellites, from cannon fire to precision weapons, for two and a half centuries we've led the way in innovation, transforming the seas into a domain of unmatched power. We are the world's most advanced, most lethal, and most ready maritime force, a global navy that deters aggression, protects trade, strengthens alliances, and brings relief in times of crisis. But at the heart of it all are the sailors, men and women from every walk of life who proudly wear the cloth of our nation. Sailors who stand the watch tonight, just as others have since 1775, ensuring that America's promise endures. Two hundred and fifty years of honor, courage, and commitment, two hundred and fifty years of foundry, fleet, and fighting, and we're just getting started. Happy 250th birthday, United States Navy.
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