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Today in Military History
January 10, 2012
1917 - The Navy placed its first production order for aerial photographic equipment.
1923 - Four years after the end of World War I, President Harding ordered U.S. occupation troops stationed in Germany to return home.
1946 - U.S. Army Signal Corps established the 1st radar contact with Moon.
Military Trivia
Q. In the Enlistment Oath, who do military enlisted personnel swear to obey the orders of?
A. The answer will be published in the next issue of the ANC Bugle.
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Club Announcements
| Greatest Generation loses "The Greatest Neutral in Washington" |
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Former Club Member and Radio Correspondent LTC Stephen J. McCormick, USA (Ret) died
November 30, 2011. Born May 4, 1914 in Taunton, Massachusetts, McCormick studied at Boston University before coming to Washington, DC. Here, he built a career as a White House Radio Correspondent. |
At Mutual Broadcasting, he broadcast FDR's "Fireside Chats". McCormick went on to cover three other U.S. Presidents and to host two public affairs programs nationally on NBC. He was a founding member of the Radio and Television Correspondents Association.
McCormick received a Bronze Star Medal for his service in World War II during the battle of Saipan. He joined The Army and Navy Club in 1980 and was a member for 29 years before resigning due to failing health. He served on the Club's Board of Governors and was very well known in the ANC Community. He and his wife Theo Henelt McCormick had two daughters, one, Patricia Delano, passed in 2010. He is survived by his wife, his daughter Teddi Harrison, and 5 grandchildren. |
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| MLK Holiday Schedule |
| The Club will be closed on Monday, January 16 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. There will be no dining service. Administrative offices will be closed. The hotel remains open. |
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| B2 Level is Open! |
The Club is pleased to announce that all necessary repairs to the B2 level of the Club have been made and the gym, the men and women's locker rooms, and the squash and racquetball courts have all re-opened.
Thank you for your patience while repairs were made. |
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| Dining Announcements |
| Stop by the Daiquiri Lounge in January and enjoy some new signature cocktails! |
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| Important Billing Information |
If your account is set up on automatic billing (account balance is paid automatically by credit card), please be sure the Accounting Office has the most current billing information. Please review your credit card number and expiration date to verify the information is current.
The Accounting Office is unable to contact members when a credit card is declined due to the volume of credit cards that are processed. In order to ensure that your status remains in good standing at all times, a valid credit card number and expiration date must be kept on file. Please contact Alexis Bryan on (202) 628-8400 ext. 359 or email abryan@armynavyclub.org to report any changes.
Automatic billing is processed on the 25th of the month except when the 25th is a holiday or a weekend. All changes must be in place before the 25th in order for your account balance to be auto-billed.
If you would like to enroll your account in automatic billing or if there are any special circumstances you would like to discuss, please contact Alexis Bryan. Thank you for your cooperation and continued patronage of the Club. |
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| ANC Community News |
To build and strengthen the ANC community, we are encouraging our members to share notable achievements and announcements about their lives. This includes but is not limited to military promotions, engagements, weddings, or births.
Please forward your ANC Community Announcements to Natasha Smith at nsmith@armynavyclub.org. |
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Event Recap
| New Year's Day Open House |
| The Army and Navy Club's annual New Year's Day Open House was a huge success! The Club welcomed over 600 members and their guests. Heavy hor d'oeuvres, endless desserts, and holiday cocktails were abundant. Each year members are invited to the Club to enjoy the facility and reconnect with old friends. This has been an ANC tradition dating back over 20 years, and is a wonderful "perk" of membership! |
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Upcoming Events
| Morgan Book Forum |
Pacific Gibraltar: U.S.-Japanese Rivalry over the Annexation of Hawai'i
by William Michael Morgan
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Wine & Cheese - 6:30 p.m. | Speaker - 7 p.m.
Free of Charge |
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Based on new material and a sweeping
re-evaluation of existing sources in the U.S., Japan, and Hawaii, Pacific Gibraltar is the first major account of the annexation of Hawaii.
The book clarifies murky episodes in the story of annexation, such as USS Boston's mysterious return to Honolulu in time to land sailors and marines during the Hawaiian Revolution, President Cleveland's failed attempt to restore Queen Lili'uokalani, and the growing threat to the white rebel government from burgeoning Japanese immigration.
Please join us for this interesting forum!
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To view the full description click here.
Make reservations online or by calling Elizabeth Juskie at
(202) 355-0496. |
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| Breakfast Series |
Entrepreneurial Leadership: Think Like a CEO
Friday, January 27, 2012
Registration/Breakfast - 7 a.m. | Program Starts - 7:55 a.m.
$15.00 per person |
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If you have ever wondered how military training and skills translate to the executive arena and successful post-military careers, join us for the first of our 2012 quarterly career development programs.
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Our panel of experts will tackle issues including leadership characteristics which are impediments to successful post-military careers and understanding who is reviewing your credentials. The panel will also illustrate the importance of knowing where you are in your career life cycle and why it matters, identifying and correcting potential stumbling blocks, and bridging the corporate gap.
To view the full event description and information on the panel
click here.
Make reservations online or by calling Elizabeth Juskie at
(202) 355-0496. |
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