Column: Victory at Sea: Naval Power and…
Professor Kennedy highlighted that the year 1943 was the turning point and linchpin of the Allied victory in World War II, with special emphasis on sea power.
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Column: The RMA focuses on a Collaboration that Won World War II
In one of the most consequential collaborations of the twentieth century, Marshall and Stimson led the American military effort during World War II, in roles that blended business, politics, diplomacy, and bureaucracy in addition to warfighting. With a dazzling synergy, they transformed an outdated, poorly equipped army into a well-equipped modern fighting force of millions.
The story of how this odd couple "won the war" centers not on the battlefields, but on what we call today the supply chain.
Legacy Lives On With Greenwich WWII Veteran Stories
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent On this Veterans Day, the Town of Greenwich can be thankful once again for the inspired Greenwich High…
World War II, Cryptology, Code Girls are Topics of RMA Program
The Retired Men’s Association of Greenwich (RMA) will host “World War II – Cryptology – Code Girls and More,” Presentations moderated by Peter Uhry,…
WWII Veteran James MacKay’s Honor Flight Experience
Greenwich residents Bonnie MacKay Caie and her father James M. MacKay, a World War II veteran, had the opportunity to join an Honor Flight…
Standard, Navy Veteran and Greenwich Resident, Passes Away
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor Chuck Standard, a World War II Pacific naval aviation pilot and long-time Greenwich resident passed away Thursday. Standard, who…
Cos Cob Remembers, Honors Veteran’s Today and Everyday
At Cos Cob Veteran’s Memorial Park, men and women are being remembered and celebrated for their service and sacrifice on behalf of the United…
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