• Community Leaders with Navy Region Commander Admiral Mark Sucatp
  • 2023 Vets Day Program Harbor Singers - Director Darren McCoy
  • 2023 Vets Day Poster - Broadview Elementary
  • 2023 Vets Day Parade
  • 2023 Vets Day NJROTC Color Guard
  • 2023 Vets Days Speaker - Captain J.T. Pianetta, Deputy Commodore Wing 10
  • 2023 Vets Day Program Co-Hosts Beth & Larry Munns
  • US Navy 248th Birthday - Power + Presence + Protection
  • 2023 Reception for VAQ 134 & NAS Health Clinic at Whidbey Island Bank
  • 2023 Reception for VAQ 134 at Whidbey Island Bank
  • 2023 Recption for NAS Health Clinic at Whidbey Island Bank
  • 2023 July 4th Parade - NAS Honor Guard & NJROTC
  • 2023 July 4th Parade - Sea Sailor of the Year
  • 2023 July 4th Parade
  • Community Service Award to Chamber of Commerce - Magi Aguilar Exec. Director
  • Change of Watch: Incoming Co-Presidents Larry & Beth Munns with Outgoing President Greg Smith
  • Scroll of Honor Recipient Steve Bristow
  • 2023-2024 Board members
  • Hall of Honor Recepients Connie Leonhardi and Greg Smith with NAS Co Captain Hanks and NL NW Regional President
  • 2021 Veterans Day Entrance to Stadium
  • Welcome to NAS Whidbey Island
 

29 April 2024
1986 Boston Red Sox Roger Clemens strikes out 20 Seattle Mariners
from - http://www.scopesys.com

in military history
rom - https://thisdayinusmilhist.wordpress.com

1944 – Fast carrier task force (12 carriers) commence 2 day bombing of Truk.
1992 – The CGC Storis’ 3-inch/.50 caliber main battery was removed from the cutter. It was the last 3-inch/.50 caliber gun in service aboard any U.S. warship. The 3-inch/.50 was a dual-purpose weapon (surface and anti-aircraft) that had been in U.S. service since the 1930s. It was shipped to Curtis Bay where is was made inoperable and was then donated as a lawn ornament to a VFW club.
2008 – Marines from the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) started their operations with an attack on the Taliban-held town of Garmsir. The operation was in conjunction with British troops of the 16 Air Assault Brigade.[5] They met almost no resistance, because the Taliban had already observed in the previous days the movements of the Marines before the operation and expected an assault so withdrew to take up positions a few kilometers outside the town.[6] For the next few days there was no contact between the US Marines and the Taliban.
2010 – The United States Coast Guard begins a controlled burn to remove oil spilled in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon disaster.