I am confident that the newly commissioned ensigns from Marquette will benefit from membership in the Institute,” Dave says. “As these young men and women begin their naval careers, I want them to have the same advantages that USNI membership brought me. The Institute is...
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Donor Stories
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In His Own Words: John T. Pigott
I thoroughly enjoy Proceedings and Naval History magazines. The continuation of their robust health is a major reason why I have, over many years, given as generously to the Naval Institute as I could—and will continue to do so. I might add that in 1944 I was a commissioning...
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Grateful to Serve
“Grateful to serve my God and Country in the nuclear Navy. Go Nuke!”
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Naval Photos
Thanks to the USNI I was able to purchase photos of the ships my Dad served on during his 10+ years of Naval Service.
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In His Own Words: Earl F. Rippee
Over the years, I’ve taken satisfaction in supporting the Naval Institute. I don’t always like what I read in its publications and hear at its seminars, but I am proud to do my part to make sure everyone—no matter how much I disagree with what they say—has a place to air...
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A Commodore to be Missed
Though the Institute staff has the pleasure of dealing on a daily basis with many outstanding members, authors, and donors, some invariably stand out. The late Everett “Tuck” Weaver of Winnetka, Illinois, who died in September, is one. Generous and modest to the extreme,...
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In His Own Words: David J. Gray
Understanding history sharpens strategic skills and enables us to function on a higher level. Our bequest will help underwrite conferences, articles, books and lectures at the Institute’s discretion. By including the Naval Institute in my estate plans, my support will continue beyond...
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In Their Own Words – Sally...
During my [naval] reserve career I came to understand the dedication of my career Navy counterparts and the overarching importance of the U.S. Navy to our past, present and future. That has translated naturally to support for the Naval Institute Foundation and its support for the rigorous...
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Special Assistant to the CNO Says...
First and foremost, the index of articles has been invaluable as CNO's Speechwriter. The ability to reach back and pull information has proven key when writing several articles and speeches for CNO. Thank you! Secondly, I'm glad to see the USNI app has gone mainstream. . ....
LCDR Guy SnodgrassUnited States Navy
