The USS Constitution Museum is currently closed.
The USS Constitution Museum is currently closed.
Join us on Tuesday, February 23 at 1 p.m. EST for a virtual conversation and Q&A session on leadership and public service with former U.S. Secretary of Defense General James N. Mattis, USMC (Ret.). Register now bit.ly/3daT5Bh. ... See MoreSee Less
No Honor. Took the job from Trump then trashed Trump after they parted ways. Mattis should have never taken the job offered by Trump if he was going to act like a little girl instead of a man and kiss and tell. Trump was The President not Mattis. It was Trump's Agenda not Mattis. Another No Character Cut-Throat. Could care less about his Position. Character means more of which Mattis has NONE.
Matis and Kelly and McMaster all tools of the left.
Fired by two Presidents
Don't delay - the deadline to enter into this year's LEGO Ship Shape Competition is tonight at 5 PM EST! This year's grand prize is the beautiful LEGO® Ideas Ship in a Bottle set. bit.ly/3qGCTMe ... See MoreSee Less
Hi. My child submitted his ship last night. Should we have received an email confirmation that it went through? I just saw your reminder and want to make sure we don’t miss the deadline. Thank you. 😊
Not an easy build!
Cyrill Faber du scholds ma emmer na en neit scheff am glaas xD
My stepdaughter bought me this LEGO set for Christmas and I love it.
Lewin C. Wright was born in London in April of 1962. He was one of four children born to Lenworth and Melvina Wright, who had immigrated to England from Jamaica during the 1950s. The family immigrated to the United States and settled in Brooklyn, New York in 1975. Wright graduated from Brandeis University and was commissioned through Officer Candidate School in 1985.
Wright assumed command of USS Constitution in July 2003 as the ship’s first (and currently only) Black commanding officer. During his time aboard, Wright improved operations to better meet the command’s mission to protect, preserve, and promote the ship for the benefit of the American people. He established new security measures in the wake of the attacks on September 11, 2001, but also expanded tour operations and public access to the ship. Wright left Constitution in July 2005. Learn more about Commander Wright on our website: bit.ly/3csyTHa #BlackHistoryMonth
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Lewin C. Wright - USS Constitution Museum
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Lewin C. Wright was born in London in April of 1962. He was one of four children born to Lenworth and Melvina Wright, who had immigrated to England from Jamaica during the 1950s. The family immigrated...excellent commander!
The War of 1812 officially concluded on February 17, 1815, when the U.S. Congress ratified the Treaty of Ghent. However, word of the war’s end had not yet reached USS Constitution, at sea 3,000 miles away. #OTD in 1815, Constitution engaged with HMS Cyane and HMS Levant in what would become the ship's last battle. 💥 Learn more and see related artifacts on our website: bit.ly/2NCbNas ... See MoreSee Less
What a different world then, is an understatement. May her colors fly forever on Old Ironsides!



