Texas Navy Association

FLEET WEEK SUNRISE SALUTE SHIRTS

Available for Re-Order:

This attractive collector’s item sold out during the Sunrise Salute at Seawolf Park. If you were unable to purchase one, please take advantage of this one-time preorder opportunity. Orders must be submitted by noon Saturday, May 9.

Particulars: White shirt, brand Gildan, front left chest is the TNA logo badge, back of shirt is the Sunrise Salute Parade of Ships logo.

Cost: $30 each including tax. Please add $9.95 for shipping for each overall order.

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A big BRAVO ZULU goes out to Texas Navy Adm. Linda Elting, Squadron Commander of the Sam Houston Squadron, for the wonderful Fleet Week Houston Dinner she and her colleagues at Lakewood Yacht Club organized on Sunday evening. As Fleet Week Houston moves into its final days, it's clear the event has been a tremendous success for Houston, Galveston, and their surrounding communities.

Here, Texas Navy Association President Kat Howell (center) presents resolutions honoring Fleet Week Houston to flag- and Commanding officers (l. to r.): Commander Arthur Bond, USN, USS MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (LCS-21); Brigadier General David C. Hyman, USMC, Commanding General, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Western Recruiting Region; Commander Lee Shewmake, USN, USS ST. LOUIS (LCS-19); and Rear Admiral Kimberly Walz, USN, Reserve Director Maritime Operations, U.S. Fleet Forces Command.

Photo by Texas Navy Adm. Neil Chatelain.

Sailors and Marines aboard two U.S. Navy vessels received a Texas-sized welcome Wednesday from the crowd at Seawolf Park in Galveston.