July 2016 - Page 10 of 56 - Reunions Magazine

How long will you go?

The USS Callaway Newsletter noted that WWI reunions continued to be held for about 75 years after the war. The newsletter then questioned how long...

Navy Toots its own Horn

The Navy Office of Information Midwest, located in Chicago, is offering informational presentations about today’s Navy to community, school and veterans groups. The presentation covers...

Navy Tours Remain Unchanged

More than 1.5 million people tour the US Naval Academy (30 miles from Baltimore and Washington DC) every year. Even with the attacks on America,...

USS Indianapolis Sailors Remember

Only minutes after a Japanese submarine attacked the heavy cruiser USS Indianapolis in July 1945, about 900 men were floating in the water - on...

USS Colorado Vets Reunion

The USS Colorado battleship appeared in 10 World War II battles, traveled nearly 162,000 miles in the Pacific, shot down 11 aircraft, fired more than...

Seabees Resources

NMCB 62 & Edzell, Scotland Seabees has links on their website to over 57 different Seabee Battalions from WWII to present. Also several dozen links for those...

Reunions at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum

The Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc, Wisconsin,is one of the largest maritime museums in the Midwest, and perfect for all reunions, especially Navy groups. The...

VC-8 Redtail Squadron enjoys tour

The Navy VC-8 Redtail Squadron held their recent reunion at the Hope Hotel just outside Gate12A at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Lisa Willis, the...

USS Piedmont AD-17 reunion

Bill Kastens, Topeka, Kansas, is the originator of the USS Piedmont AD-17 Reunion. He maintains a current roster of all members with name, address, phone...

68th USS Indianapolis Reunion could be Last

Most men on USS Indianapolis were killed when the Japanese torpedoed the ship, but 317 survived. Of those, 38 are still living and most come...