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Coskey as executive director. Under this leadership group, the foundation used the services of volunteers to expand its oral history program and initiated a "Naval
Heritage Speakers" program in which experts on naval history topics addressed audiences around the United States. The foundation also sponsored numerous symposia and conferences on historical topics in partnership with other organizations. The foundation produced the "U.S. Navy Heritage Mini-Series," consisting of short history videos that were incorporated into the U.S. Navy's General Military Training program. The foundation also published two
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in 2022 to discuss a merger. Months of negotiations ensued, and in mid-November 2022 the foundation's leadership presented its membership with a merger proposal and asked it to approve of the merger in a vote on
December 7, 2022. Vigorous opposition to the merger proposal existed among the members, but ultimately the membership voted in favor of the merger. Under the terms of the merger agreement, the Naval Historical Foundation was dissolved on December 31, 2022.
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struck the United States in 2020, it became impossible for the Naval
Historical Foundation to host events at the National Museum of the United States Navy, with a severe impact on the foundation's financial viability. Declining revenue forced Fallon to approach the United States Naval Institute early
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assumed the presidency. During his tenure the foundation expanded its publication programs. He initiated a spring and fall newsletter to the membership. In 1963, an article on naval history was inserted into the newsletter, and after that it began to cover history topics. The foundation also began to
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Leahy died in 1959, and Dudley W. Knox, long the foundation's secretary, took over as president. Knox initiated a series of seven films on the early history of the U.S. Navy that the foundation designed to educate
America's youth about naval history and the relationship of sea power to the national
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Washington Navy Yard became the new CNO's home. Under Burke and Holloway, the foundation organized a fund-raising committee to acquire museum-quality furnishings for Tingey House. Over the following decades, the foundation donated nearly US$ 200,000 for the purchase and repair of furnishings
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Washington, D.C. The Smithsonian turned the foundation down, but the foundation continued to pursue the concept of the museum. Despite the foundation's close association with President Franklin D. Roosevelt, its dream of a museum on the National Mall never came to fruition thanks to the economic
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Holloway as president and then chairman of the foundation, serving in these capacities for a combined 28 years. Under DeMars, the foundation created the Commodore Dudley W. Knox Naval History Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to historians who contributed outstanding naval historical
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Holloway replaced the 95-year-old
Elliott Strauss as chairman in 1998, and retired Vice Admiral Robert F. Dunn, a former Chief of Naval Aviation and Naval Reserve, replaced Holloway as president. By 1999, another former Deputy Director of Naval History, Captain Charles T. Creekman, took over from
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January 2023, the United States Naval Institute announced that it intended to perpetuate the Naval Historical Foundation's legacy and mission as part of its own future activities. It assumed stewardship of several Naval Historical Foundation naval history programs and activities and planned to
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Washington, D.C., than by continuing to operate the Truxtun-Decatur Naval Museum. Accordingly, the Truxtun-Decatur Naval Museum closed in the early 1980s and the former carriage house that had housed it was converted into a conference center. Its holdings were transferred to the Navy Memorial
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during World War I. Articles covered all aspects of American naval history, including narrative and eyewitness accounts of naval battles and operations, biographical studies, announcements of upcoming events, and book notices and reviews. The editorial staff welcomed article submissions.
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Under the merger agreement, all Naval Historical Foundation members became U.S. Naval Institute members, and the U.S. Naval Institute agreed to fulfill their memberships under its own auspices. As U.S. Naval Institute members, former Naval Historical Foundation members who subscribed to
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also carried on aspects of the Naval Historical Foundation's legacy. In the aftermath of the foundation's dissolution, the society continued "Thursday Tidings" as a weekly newsletter, renaming it "Tuesday Tidings." "Tuesday Tidings" also hosts new issues of the
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was a nonprofit organization founded in 1926 and disbanded in 2022. It had a broad mission to preserve and promote the naval history of the United States by supporting official maritime history programs and institutions, meeting the needs of the public for
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1,000 donation which the foundation used to develop a trust fund for its activities. The foundation began searching for items of historical interest such as papers, artifacts, and illustrations. Its membership soon grew to include such notable figures as
314:" for educational and literary purposes and "the diffusion of knowledge respecting such history and traditions, either by publication or otherwise." The foundation held its inaugural meeting on March 23, 1926, during which it elected retired U.S. Navy
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and to recognize the lifetime achievements of historians of the United States Navy. The foundation awarded the Knox Medal annually from 2013 through 2017 and from 2019 through 2022. After the foundation's dissolution at the end of 2022, the
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David A. Long, whose last Navy tour was as Deputy Directory of Naval History at the Naval Historical Center, to serve as the foundation's first executive director, responsible for carrying out daily operational tasks for the organization.
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in March 1926, listing as its objectives the "collection, acquisition, and preservation … of manuscripts, relics, books, pictures, and all other things and information pertaining to the history and traditions of the United States Navy and
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The U.S. Naval Institute also kept the Naval Historical Foundation website active, and announced that it "will remain so until further notice." Keeping the website active allowed readers to maintain access to past issues of
706:, a narrative treatment of American naval history first published in 2000 and nicknamed the "White Book," by 2022 had undergone several reprints sold over 400,000 copies, and remained in high demand. The second,
409:, King led a vigorous fund-raising effort to raise capital for a naval museum in Washington, D.C. Although health issues forced King to step down from the presidency in 1949, his successor, retired Fleet Admiral
661:, the son of Admiral Joseph Strauss, succeeded Burke to become the third chairman of the foundation, presiding over the Board of Directors until 1998. Captain Kenneth Coskey, who had spent over six years as a
654:, creating a “Friends of John Paul Jones” fund-raising group. The group raised $ 50,000 for the restoration project and over the ensuing decades urged support for the birthplace as a U.S. naval heritage site.
285:, he pointed out that much of the history of the U.S. Navy was hidden in various archives around the United States where most Americans had no access to it. Noting that the Naval Historical Society based in
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became president. During his presidency, the U.S. Navy took action to consolidate many of its history-related entities into the Naval Historical Center, which officially opened in 1975 and later became the
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Gallery for the National Museum of the United States Navy in Building 70 at the Washington Navy Yard. Several galleries were completed before the foundation ended its fundraising campaign following the
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In 1998, the foundation formally donated the documents maintained for it at the Library of Congress to the United States. The documents are available in the Library's Manuscript Division Reading room.
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807:"enhance the depth and breadth of its history offerings, providing greater visibility and stature to the subject." It also assumed the responsibility for awarding the annual Knox Medal.
275:, who recognized that publicizing American naval history would help to stimulate interest among the American public in fielding a strong navy. Writing in the January 1926 edition of the
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became chairman. Under Fallon, the foundation hosted a symposium in late 2018 to conduct a historical retrospective of the interdependence of the civilian
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welfare of the United States. The foundation made the seven films — entitled
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Knox's vision led to the creation of the Naval Historical Foundation. It was
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Incorporation document available at www.navyhistory.org navyhistory.org.
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The Enlistment, Training, and Organization of Crews for Our Navy Ships
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to hold and provide custodial care for the foundation's manuscripts.
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and the Navy of their Times,” and shortly after that naval historian
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1564:"Bradford, Still, and Lundeberg to receive Inaugural Knox Honor",
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work. Winkler later joined the staff to serve as the foundation's
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Commodore Dudley W. Knox Naval History Lifetime Achievement Award
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Commodore Dudley W. Knox Naval History Lifetime Achievement Award
1709:"Naval Historical Foundation Announces 2022 Knox Medal Honorees"
1683:"Naval Historical Foundation Announces 2021 Knox Medal Honorees"
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Selling Sea Power: Public Relations and the U.S. Navy, 1917-1941
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The Early History of the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service (1789-1849)
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Association for the Study of African American Life and History
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to postwar naval spending. After taking office in March 1921,
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Pull Together: Newsletter of the Naval Historical Foundation
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In 2013, the Naval Historical Foundation established the
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Navy Decline, the New Navy and War with Spain (1863-1898)
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Rear Admiral John T. Mitchell, Jr., USN (Ret.) 2012–2016
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assumed the responsibility for awarding the Knox Medal.
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1623:"2017 Knox Naval History Award Winners Announced"
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1978:United Railroad Historical Society of New Jersey
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1917:Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Museum
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1392:"A History of the Naval Historical Foundation"
2933:Society for History in the Federal Government
2740:Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
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1249:Arthur N. Langston, III, USN (Ret.) 2016–2019
1039:Naval Historical Foundation directors in 2022
867:, to honor the memory of the naval historian
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2477:Thomas Paine National Historical Association
2397:Historic Palmyra, Palmyra Historical Society
2201:Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
2067:The Historical Society of the Somerset Hills
1625:. Naval Historical Foundation. June 12, 2017
1093:Rear Admiral Vincent L. Griffith, USN (Ret.)
526:Knox died in 1961, and retired Vice Admiral
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2591:Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation
2077:Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society
1494:. United States Naval Institute. April 2023
377:for a similar national naval museum on the
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2829:Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
609:National Museum of the United States Navy
2879:National Trust for Historic Preservation
2811:United States Capitol Historical Society
2640:Carbondale Historical Society and Museum
1887:Berkshire Conference of Women Historians
1851:Community College Humanities Association
1657:"The Commodore Dudley Wright Knox Medal"
1646:, vo. 58, no. 1 (Summer 2019), pp. 9-11.
1605:"2015 Dudley W. Knox Medal Recipients",
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1156:Dr. David A. Rosenberg, CAPT, USN (Ret.)
1096:Rear Admiral Sinclair Harris, USN (Ret.)
578:In 1980, DeLany hired retired U.S. Navy
463:. Leahy finalized arrangements with the
350:in 1894 and one of the ancestors of the
195:, many Americans took the view that the
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27:American historical society (1926–1922)
2869:Historical Society of Washington, D.C.
2630:Bellefonte Historical Railroad Society
2027:Monmouth County Historical Association
1927:Historical Society of Baltimore County
1546:. National Maritime Historical Society
844:International Journal of Naval History
754:International Journal of Naval History
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2437:Schenectady County Historical Society
2123:Preservation League of New York State
1973:Boonton Historical Society and Museum
1907:Early American Industries Association
1877:Association of Black Women Historians
1609:vol. 54, no. 3 (Summer 2015), p. A-5.
749:Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
541:The Incredible Alaska Overland Rescue
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2427:Rensselaer County Historical Society
839:National Maritime Historical Society
833:National Maritime Historical Society
348:United States Revenue Cutter Service
2844:American Institute for Conservation
2730:Pennsylvania Historical Association
2241:New York Military Affairs Symposium
2150:The Bronx County Historical Society
2017:Hunterdon County Historical Society
764:After DeMars retired to a chairman
624:Vice President of the United States
516:saw at least one of the films.
2912:Naval History and Heritage Command
2889:White House Historical Association
2670:Historical Society of Berks County
2548:Historical Society of Pennsylvania
2447:Social Science History Association
2387:Dutchess County Historical Society
2377:Columbia County Historical Society
2284:Greater Astoria Historical Society
2246:The Renaissance Society of America
2191:American Jewish Historical Society
1455:"The Truxtun-Decatur Naval Museum"
586:DeLany died in 1980, and a former
557:Naval History and Heritage Command
478:The War of Independence, 1775-1783
448:gave a talk at the museum on “The
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2700:Luzerne County Historical Society
2357:Chemung County Historical Society
2327:Adirondack Architectural Heritage
2186:American Irish Historical Society
1080:Walter E. Carter, Jr., USN (Ret.)
1021:, a veterans group who served in
482:Naval War with France and Tripoli
2806:Supreme Court Historical Society
2690:Lehigh County Historical Society
2307:Staten Island Historical Society
2206:Historians of American Communism
2057:Sussex County Historical Society
2001:New Jersey Historical Commission
883:Knox Medal recipients, 2013–2022
373:, petitioned the regents of the
95:501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
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2609:Antietam Historical Association
2558:Presbyterian Historical Society
2543:Historical Society of Frankford
2113:Academy of Certified Archivists
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338:Assistant Secretary of the Navy
2533:German Society of Pennsylvania
2467:Theodore Roosevelt Association
2256:Society of American Historians
2236:New York Landmarks Conservancy
657:In 1985, retired Rear Admiral
258:and restrictions on the total
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2801:Florida House on Capitol Hill
2650:Chester County History Center
2614:Waynesboro Historical Society
2563:Society for Classical Studies
2047:New Jersey Historical Society
1514:"Naval Historical Foundation"
877:United States Naval Institute
802:United States Naval Institute
776:industry and the U.S. Navy's
729:Washington Navy Yard shooting
708:U.S. Navy, A Complete History
508:and distributed them via the
277:United States Naval Institute
154:United States Naval Institute
2928:American Studies Association
2347:Brunswick Historical Society
2216:Leo Baeck Institute New York
2037:Montclair Historical Society
431:Truxtun-Decatur Naval Museum
2907:Naval Historical Foundation
2859:German Historical Institute
2710:Moravian Historical Society
2553:Pennsylvania German Society
2231:New-York Historical Society
2221:Morgan Library & Museum
2168:Brooklyn Historical Society
1856:Maryland Historical Society
1815:Delaware Historical Society
1810:Business History Conference
1742:Naval Historical Foundation
863:, often referred to as the
421:on the northwest corner of
248:Washington Naval Conference
164:Naval Historical Foundation
31:Naval Historical Foundation
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2864:Historic Preservation Fund
2854:Atomic Heritage Foundation
2834:American Battlefield Trust
2367:Clinton Historical Society
2211:Historic Districts Council
1073:Kenneth J. Braithwaite, II
1025:with the U.S. Navy or the
156:31 December 2022
2680:Johnny Reb Gaming Society
2289:Queens Historical Society
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