by David Wyble | Jul 15, 2026 | Crows Nest, Uncategorized, US Navy Challenge Coins
If you’ve ever worn the uniform of the United States Navy, chances are you’ve heard some hilarious US Navy myths and misconceptions from friends, family members, or complete strangers. For some reason, people who have never stepped aboard a Navy ship often...
by David Wyble | Jun 24, 2026 | Crows Nest, Uncategorized, US Navy Challenge Coins
The United States Navy is more than a branch of the military; it is a global force built on honor, courage, commitment, and a proud heritage that spans nearly 250 years. For active-duty Sailors, Navy veterans, retirees, and military families, preserving that legacy is...
by David Wyble | Jun 22, 2026 | Crows Nest, Uncategorized, US Navy Challenge Coins, US Navy History
The United States Navy is unlike any other organization in the world. For more than 250 years, sailors have stood the watch, defended freedom, and maintained Navy traditions, and a powerful global presence that protects American interests every hour of every day....
by David Wyble | Jun 17, 2026 | Crows Nest, US Navy Challenge Coins, US Navy History
Honoring US Navy Corpsman Since 1898! The very first US Navy Corpsman graduate alongside US Marines during 1898 For over 100 years both the men and women of the US Navy and US Marine Corps have celebrated the birthday our most essential warriors honoring US Navy...
by Salty Dog Old School | Oct 19, 2023 | US Navy Challenge Coins, US Navy History
Cold War Combatants Challenge Coins: Honoring the Legacy of Cold War Weaponry. The Cold War era was characterized by an intense geopolitical rivalry between the USA and the USSR (CCCP), spanning several decades. Though it never erupted into full-blown combat between...
by Salty Dog Old School | Oct 18, 2023 | US Navy Challenge Coins, US Navy History
The Battleships of Pearl Harbor: Heroes of December 7, 1941. The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, stands as a day of infamy in the annals of American history. In a surprise assault by the Japanese Imperial Navy, eight U.S. battleships lay at anchor at...
