Gaddis Smith, expert on U.S. foreign relations and 'spellbinding orator'
A renowned scholar of American foreign relations and maritime history and the Larned Professor Emeritus of History, Smith died on Dec. 2. He was 90.
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2022 Annual Conference
Teaching Race & Slavery in the American Classroom 24th Annual Conference Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition at the MacMillan Center at Yale University Thursday—Saturday, November 3-5, 2022
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Belonging at Yale – Focus on Latinx Heritage Month
Engagement Opportunities:
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Home of the Week: The residence of the Naval Academy's Commandant
Marine Corps Col. Stephen E. Liszewski has a ritual when he returns to his home each day. He looks up at a sign tucked just below the dentil moulding on the imposing portico. The gold leaf lettering has darkened and its paint crackled with age, but it brings a smile to his face. It reads: "Commandant's Quarters."
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The Blue Angels are gone, but Navy aviation got its start on the Severn River
In June 1911, the secretary of the Navy authorized the establishment of an “aerodrome” at Greenbury Point Annapolis. Construction of a runway and hangar commenced in July 1911 and was completed in October, becoming the first naval air station.
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