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    were the years where he was appointed the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, lead the Rough Riders in the Spanish-American War, and was elected governor of New York. Primarily, Roosevelt’s influence began to rise when he was first appointed the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. A paper done on Roosevelt’s time in the Navy says, “Roosevelt was rewarded for his diligent service when President William McKinley made him the assistant to the Secretary of the Navy in 1896. While holding this position, Roosevelt

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    Spanish-American war by not only preparing the navy, but on the front lines of combat as well. Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States of America, had a huge impact on the Spanish-American war in many ways. The war also had a huge impact on Theodore Roosevelt’s political career in many ways, and some would say helped him become president. Theodore Roosevelt's actions as assistant secretary of the navy were vital to the quick success of the American Navy in the Spanish-America war; he basically

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    The Military Sealift Command (MSC) operates all around the world resupplying and controlling the transportation of our navy. As a result of this a strong command structure is need to maintain a high level of efficiency. The MSC has its headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia. With additional headquarters personal in the Washington D.C. Navy Yard. While at the Washington Navy Yard “all the vessels are assigned to one of the five program offices, performing a type-commander function, reporting through three

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    suspected of illicit activites. In 1897, Roosevelt became the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, where he commenced to genuinely show his aggressiveness. As the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Roosevelt coerced the U.S. to build up the Navy fleet to dispense Spainish control from the Western Hemisphere (Cuba and Puerto Rico). In 1898, The U.S. declared war on Spain in the Spanish American War. Roosevelt resigned as Assistant Secretary of the Navy and organized the first u.s. Calvary, kenned as the "Roughg

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    The presentation by Captain Richard Stratton of the US Navy and his wife Mrs. Alice Stratton, former First Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Force Support and Families provided concrete examples of leadership. Obviously, the most prominent example of leadership comes from Captain and Mrs. Stratton themselves. However, their presentation also served to highlight the leadership of those around them. Notably, that of the president Lyndon Banes Johnson, and that of two men that were imprisoned

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    Xyz-List of Speakers

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    List of Speakers 1. Mr Nazery Khalid Senior Fellow/Centre Head, Centre for Maritime Economics & Industries Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA) nazery@mima.gov.my 2. Ms Margaret Ang Researcher, Centre for Maritime Economics & Industries Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA) margaretang@mima.gov.my 3. Mr Khamarudin Mansor Managing Director Kay Marine Sdn Bhd khamarudin@kaymarine.com.my 4. Ir Hisham Haron General Manager, Marine Repair Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd (MMHE) hisham@mmhe

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    After the Civil War, the United States Navy had been completely demobilized. It had commenced the destruction of many warships utilized by the Union and had also stopped the production of new ships. Naval powers in Europe had far surpassed the United States Navy as new and advanced technologies were being put to use. The nation’s lack of overseas coaling stations kept the United States attached to the use of sail power. This was not efficient in order to protect American interests overseas. The image

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    evolution of the augmentation of Federal Agencies for over 100 years. In the beginning, the Executive Branch established a mere five administrative agencies, Department of War, State, Navy, Treasury and the Office of the Attorney General. Thomas Jefferson, personally, paid the salaries of one messenger and a secretary. Later, progression in time would allow for hiring one clerk at a salary of $2,500 in 1857. Subsequently, not until Grant’s presidency had the staffing of the White House increased to

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    conservative Republicans and business interests and win a landslide victory for his second office term He liked to quote his favorite proverb, "Speak softly and carry a big stick." With that policy, he strengthened the U.S. Navy. In fact, by the end of his presidency, he had transformed the Navy into a major international force at sea. Roosevelt also steered the United States into becoming more active in world politics. He started the construction of the Panama Canal, aware of the strategic need of a shortcut

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    Influence on the Battle of San Juan Heights Imagine yourself as a young cowboy that has just received a telegram from a man you met during your time in North Dakota. This man was Theodore Roosevelt telling you that he was going to resign as Assistant Secretary of the Navy and help form the 1st U.S Volunteer Cavalry to fight those rotten Spaniards down in Cuba. Being the striking young man that you are you take up his offer and head down to Texas where this new unit will be training for the harsh environment

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