Oak Harbor, Washington
Expect showery weather this afternoon through tomorrow evening
48°
49° 38°
Mostly cloudy
Feels Like: 45°Humidity: 68%
Wind: 7 MPH
2022 Veterans Day Speaker - Captain Jim Patton, USN, retired
2022 Veterans Day Leaders - Greg Smith, George Saul, Jim Patton, Jeff Neuberger
2022 Veterans Day - OHHS Wildcat Band
2022 Veterans Day - Navy Band Northwest Brass Quintet
NJROTC Awards - Rep. Larsen &, Assistant Superintendent Lundstrom
2021 Veterans Day Entrance to Stadium
NL VP Dr. Darin Hand, NL President Greg Smith, Chaplain David Lura
Past NL President, Steve Bristow
Welcome to NAS Whidbey Island
Links to OUR 2021 VETERANS DAY PROGRAM and the 2022 Memorial Day Program can be found IN ANNUAL EVENTS
1 April 2023
on this day in
1969 Seattle Pilots trade minor league outfielder Lou Piniella to Kansas City Royals
from - http://www.scopesys.com
in military history
rom - https://thisdayinusmilhist.wordpress.com
1893 – Navy General Order 409 of 25 February 1893 establishes the rank of Chief Petty Officer as of this date.
1941 – US Navy took over Treasure Island in SF Bay.
1942 – First Naval Air Transportation Service (NATS) squadron for Pacific operations commissioned
1944 – US aircraft from Task Force 58 (Admiral Spruance) attack Woleai Island. In three days of attacks about 130,000 tons of Japanese shipping has been sunk as well as 7 small warships.
1954 – U.S. Air Force Academy was founded in Colorado. President Dwight Eisenhower signed a bill authorizing the establishment of an Air Force Academy, similar to West Point and Annapolis. On July 11, 1955, the first class was sworn in at Lowry Air Force Base. The academy moved to a permanent site near Colorado Springs, Colorado, in 1958.
Oak Harbor, Washington 98277
MEETINGS monthly except July-August
11:30-1:00
OH Elks Club
Apr 4
May 2
Jun 6
No Mtgs Jul/Aug
Sep 5
SPECIAL WELCOME
Oak Harbor Area Council of the Navy League is a group of civilians who meet monthly in support of the women and men of the sea services. A SPECIAL WELCOME is extended to military related families and those new to the area and includes an invitation to join us.
MISSION STATEMENT
We enhance the morale of
sea service personnel and
their families through national
and council level programs.
We provide a powerful voice to educate the public and Congress
on the importance of our sea services to our nation’s defense,
well-being and economic prosperity.
We support youth through programs that expose young people to the value of our sea services.
