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Officers for 2023-2025

                                        Commander



Vice Commander - Support            Vice Commander -  Membership



Vice Commander - Historian          Vice Commander - Recorder



Treasurer                                          Judge Advocate



Surgeon                                            Chaplain

New York Commandery

MONDAY LUNCHEONS

The New York Commandery holds luncheons on the first Monday of most months throughout the year. These luncheons introduce a guest speaker discussing areas of interest to the US Navy, Marines, and naval services. Luncheons are held at an historic  club on Park Avenue, New York City. (All events require gentlemen to wear jacket and tie).


RADM SAMUEL ELIOT MORISON AWARD FOR NAVAL LITERATURE

The RADM Samuel Eliot Morison Award for Naval Literature dinner is an annual event held by the New York Commandery which recognizes an author "who by his published writings has made a substantial contribution to the preservation of the history and traditions of the United States Navy." A committee meets throughout the year reading new books on the naval sea services. The dinner takes place in November.


AWARDS

In addition to the RADM Samuel Eliot Morison Award, the New York Commandery also awards top midshipmen at the United States Maritime Academy, King’s Point. The Commandery works with the college’s leadership in identifying the excelled midshipmen, who are expected to continue active service in the Navy or Merchant Marines after graduation.


EVENTS

The Commandery participates in other events throughout the year, many which join with such venerable groups as the New York Council, Navy League of the United States. An annual summer cocktail party at the Chart House in Weehawken has become a favorite, at which we invite our sister naval sea service organizations. The annual Holiday/Christmas party is also a popular event with our sister organizations.

Naval Order of the United States

National and Commandery Sites

The Naval Order of the United States is the living history of our sea going services. Our membership keeps history alive through the restoration of historic artifacts, establishment of memorials at key sites, and the active collection of our shared history through academic papers, published works, and ad hoc stories.


We are a growing community of members spanning multiple generations and military engagements. Using written, visual, aural and social media, we tell our stories and work as a community to build, restore, and commemorate our treasured national history of those who went to sea in the name of our country.


Please visit our national website, or one of our commandery websites if you plan on travelling to that location.


National Website


National Capitol Commander - Washington, D.C. area


Philadelphia and Delaware County


Charleston, South Carolina Commandery


First Coast, Northern Florida


San Francisco, California


Monterey, California


Continental Commanddery (Virtual)

The Naval Order Foundation

The Naval Order of the United States Foundation or simply the Naval Order Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation and granted exemption status from federal income tax under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code as a public charity.  It enables the Naval Order to solicit and receive gifts, donations and bequests from individuals, trusts and other foundations and corporations; it is the funding source for all Naval Order projects.  In compliance with the Tax Reconciliation Act of 1933, gifts are 100% tax deductible.

Naval Order Monument, Normandy

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Naval Order Monument, Normandy

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pearl Harbor

For more information on the naval order foundation

"And any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: 

I served in the United States Navy.”  -  John Fitzgerald Kennedy, US Navy Lieutenant & 35th President of the United States

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