FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 1, No 9, September 2022 Mission Honoring the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors and inspiring future generations. What did it cost our forefathers to sign the Declaration of Independence? A Message from the CEO It is an honor and privilege to join the team of professionals at the Carolina Museum…
FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 1, No 8, August 2022 Mission Honoring the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors and inspiring future generations. Meet Kevin Stewart, CEO Carolina Museum of the Marine Brigadier General Kevin Stewart, USMC (Ret), has been appointed by the Board of Directors of Carolina Museum of the Marine to serve as the…
FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 1, No 7, July 2022 Mission Honoring the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors and inspiring future generations. In Memoriam Brigadier General Richard F. Vercauteren, USMC (Ret) 9 February 1945 – 16 June 2022 The Board of Directors of Carolina Museum of the Marine announces with sadness the passing of our…
FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 1, No 6, June 2022 Mission Honoring the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors and inspiring future generations. In Memoriam With heavy hearts,Carolina Museum of the Marine regrets deeply to announce the passing of its chairman Brigadier General Richard F. Vercauteren, USMC (Ret). 9 February 1945 – 16 June 2022 Union…
by LtCol Lynn “Kim” Kimball, USMC (Ret) The Duke of Wellington once famously stated that the Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eaton. It can be equally said that victory in World War ll was likewise achieved in many respects on, above and inland from the beaches of Onslow County, here…
FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 1, No 5, May 2022 Mission Honoring the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors and inspiring future generations. The Path of American Independence James Danielson, PhD On June 7, 1776, Richard Henry Lee of Virginia delivered to the Continental Congress a resolution, known as the Lee Resolution, declaring the colonies of…
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