In our American colonial period, the colonies were populated over time by people from various parts of England, from Scotland and Ireland, and there were people here from France, Spain, and elsewhere. For quite some time, however, the majority of the inhabitants of the colonies of British America were from Britain. Of course, there were…
FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 2, No 7, July, 2023 Mission Honoring the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors and inspiring future generations. Message from the SE0 It has been said that “Everything good, everything magical happens between the months of June and August”. This applies to the Museum as well! We are aggressively working all…
FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 2, No 6, May, 2023 Mission Honoring the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors and inspiring future generations. Message from the SE0 As we start the summer season, we are continuing to make steady progress. While we were hoping to report a decision on the land lease, we remain optimistic that a…
In the last issue of “Front and Center,” we introduced the two understandings of political order that comprise the general structure of American political history. The earlier political order, which may be called “Jeffersonian,” lasted from 1776 to 1861. The later political order, which may be called “Lincolnian,” was firmly in place in 1865 and…
By Lisa Potts, CWO5 USMC (Ret.) After forming at New River (Camp Lejeune), North Carolina from October 1942 to February 1943 the Twenty Fourth Marine Regiment was activated at Camp Pendleton. On their first Christmas under the Regimental banner, Colonel Franklin A. Hart proudly commanded – “Members of the Twenty Fourth we have trained hard…
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