In the 17th century, Rene Descartes (d. 1650 A.D.) published several works of philosophy that had a substantial effect on how people in Europe thought about our world, and importantly, about our capacity to understand it. Since the great thinkers of ancient Athens, people sought to understand our world from the belief that everything, living and…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 7, July 2025 Opening June 8, 2026 Mission Honor, preserve, and teach the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors. Showcase the Marine example to inspire future generations. Message from the President and CE0 To our devoted supporters and proud Plank Owners, Since the launch…
Navy Cross Recipient | Onslow County Resident | 21 Years of Distinguished Service This month, Carolina Museum of the Marine proudly honors Master Sergeant Joe Blick, a decorated combat veteran and longtime resident of Onslow County whose legacy reflects the very leadership, service, and character we strive to preserve. Master Sergeant Blick served in the…
Edward Bernays was born in Vienna, Austria on November 22, 1891 and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts on March 9, 1995. He is generally regarded as among the originators of the field of public relations and what Bernays called “propaganda,” which is now called “advertising.” In fact, Bernays’ obituary called him the “father of public relations.”…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 6, June 2025 Opening Spring of 2026 Mission Honor, preserve, and teach the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors. Showcase the Marine example to inspire future generations. Message from the President and CE0 Dear Carolina Museum of the Marine Partners, This month marks a…
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