Voices of the Sea

By: Navy League of the United States
  • Summary

  • VoS brings you to the deckplate to tell real stories of our sea services, from the voices of the service men, women, and family members who make it happen all day, every day. A new podcast from the Navy League of the Unites States.
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Episodes
  • From CO to CEO to Podcast Historian
    Jan 31 2024

    Retired Navy Captain Bill Toti, former CEO and current co-host of Unauthorized History of the Pacific War Podcast, shares his journey through serving in the Navy to entering the civilian work field. He shares many of these experiences in his book, From CO to CEO: A Practical Guide for Transitioning from Military to Industry Leadership.


    Thank you for all the wonderful support as we build this podcast. Our goal is to tell your stories about the sea service men, women, and their families. If you would like to reach out to VoS, please email us at voicesofthesea@navyleague.org. 

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    42 mins
  • Serving with the Sea Cadets
    Dec 12 2023

    Inspired by his own youth, Zach Shrove decided the best way for him to make a difference in America's sea service stability was to foster the future generation of Sailors. He now volunteers with his local Sea Cadet unit, teaching practical skills to aspiring leaders and sea service members.

    Thank you for all the wonderful support as we build this new podcast. Our goal is to tell your stories about the sea service men, women, and their families. If you would like to reach out to VoS, please email us at ⁠voicesofthesea@navyleague.org⁠. 

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    39 mins
  • Farewell to 4th Recruit Training Battalion
    Nov 9 2023

    Earlier this summer, the Marine Corps deactivated the 4th Recruit Training Battalion, Parris Island. 4th Battalion has historically been the only battalion to train female enlisted recruits from all over the United States.  In memory of the battalion, Ann sits down with two fellow Marine veterans, Tracye Thompson and Jolene Edwards to reminisce about their training days and discover the differences between three generations of Parris Island recruits.

    Thank you for all the wonderful support as we build this new podcast. Our goal is to tell your stories about the sea service men, women, and their families. If you would like to reach out to VoS, please email us at ⁠voicesofthesea@navyleague.org⁠. 

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    1 hr and 6 mins

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