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Hosted by Naval History and Heritage Command · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Welcome to the Naval History and Heritage Command's Podcast (NHHC) series 'Anchored in History - Stories of America's Navy.' NHHC serves as the U.S. Navy's institutional memory by preserving items that best represent our history, sharing the hard-won lessons learned and honoring those who have served. The goal of this podcast is to present naval history and heritage through rich and engaging content that furthers public understanding and fosters continuing support for the U.S. Navy. Our vision is to build a community open to those interested in conversations about naval history -- active-duty Sailors, veterans, families, history buffs, military enthusiasts, and anyone curious about service at sea.
Naval History and Heritage Command hosts Anchored in History - Stories of America's Navy, a news show with 14 episodes published.
For this episode, we speak with NHHC Historian Tyler Bamford about his work on the NHHC monograph "Best Beloved: The Wartime Letters of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz to His Wife, Catherine." The book presents all of th
Recognizing the importance of a professional Navy, President John Adams sent a letter on March 31, 1800, to the first Secretary of the Navy, Benjamin Stoddart, directing the establishment of a library containing "It ough
In the summer of 1900, foreign diplomats living in Beijing's Legation Quarter were besieged by Chinese imperial soldiers and "Boxers," members of a secret society determined to rid China of foreign influence. Defending t
Whether it is twenty thousand leagues under the sea or buried where a river once flowed, the NHHC Underwater Archaeology Branch is responsible for managing, researching, preserving, and interpreting the U.S. Navy's sunke
The history of aviation is filled with the trials and tribulations of humanity's ambition to fly amongst the clouds. In this latest podcast, in recognition of November being National Aviation History Month and to honor a
Part II of the discussion on Navy Innovator Ray Montague. The conversation continues with Dr. David Montague and Dr. Regina Akers, discussing Raye's unique overnight ship design of the Oliver Hazard Perry-class ship desi
For this multi-part episode, we highlight naval innovator Raye Montague, featured in the new NHHC publication "U.S. Navy and Innovation, 20th Century Case Studies." Raye Montague's path to becoming an engineer was not wi
On this episode, Gordon Calhoun, a Curator at the National Museum of the U.S. Navy, and Thomas Frezza, a Public Affairs Specialist with NHHC, discuss the animals who have served throughout U.S. Naval History. Whether the
Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of Operation Neptune, the naval component of Operation Overlord - more formally known as D-Day, Small Arms and Ordnance Curator of the NHHC Curation Branch Dave Manning and Museum Speci
The Director of Naval History and Heritage Command, Sam Cox, discusses his latest "H-Gram" titled: "USS Asheville's Defiance and the "Dancing Mouse." This episode covers the heroic actions of Lieutenant Commander Jacob B
Part II of the discussion with one of NHHC's most invaluable resources - our museum volunteers. Hear from these dedicated men and women who come from diverse backgrounds - some with no previous ties to the Navy, to one w
For this multi-part episode, we will discuss "An Invaluable Resource" to the 10 Navy museums strategically located throughout the United States - our large group of volunteers. These dedicated men and women selflessly gi
Naval History and Heritage Command Historian Heather Haley, Ph.D., Petty Officer First Class Abigayle Lutz, and host Cliff Davis discuss the many roles and responsibilities women have had throughout the history of women
Naval History and Heritage Command Archivist Alexis Van Pool and Fleet Historian Anna Holloway discuss the Navy's use of deck logs, command operations reports (CORs), and how Sailors have had a unique opportunity to expr
Sam Cox
former Royal Marine, Polar adventurer · Naval History and Heritage Command
1 appearance on this show
Dave Manning
National Historical Society
1 appearance on this show
Lieutenant Commander Jacob Britt
USS Asheville
1 appearance on this show
Lieutenant Joshua Nix
USS Edsall
1 appearance on this show
Heather Haley, Ph.D.
Naval History and Heritage Command
1 appearance on this show
Abigayle Lutz
U.S. Navy
1 appearance on this show
Anna Holloway
Fleet
1 appearance on this show
Alexis Van Pool
Naval History and Heritage Command
1 appearance on this show
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