• 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
 

28 April 2024
1947 Thor Heyerdahl & "Kon-Tiki" sail from Peru to Polynesia
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.
1986 – The United States Navy aircraft carrier USS Enterprise becomes the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to transit the Suez Canal, navigating from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea to relieve the USS Coral Sea.
1993 – Coast Guard PACAREA LEDETs (Pacific Area Law Enforcement Detachments), operating from the USS Valley Forge and USS Cleveland, boarded the St. Vincent-flagged 225-foot freighter Sea Chariot about 300 miles southwest of Panama. The boarding team discovered bales of cocaine in some of the containers aboard and then seized the vessel. The vessel was escorted through the Panama Canal to Station Miami Beach where a search of the vessel’s containers turned up 11,233 pounds of cocaine.
1993 – The last A-6E Intruder departed from Marine Corps service. Marine All Weather Attack Squadron 332 transferred the last Marine A-6E to St. Augustine, Florida. They then prepared for the squadron’s transition to the F/A-18D and eventual movement from Cherry Point to Beaufort, South Carolina