Author Archives: Jon Barton

Unfortunately, the winter storm has created challenges for the Atlanta area gathering of the 2017 Army – Navy Football game viewing @sportssocialATL sports bar / restaurant at the The Battery.  Due to the winter storm that dumped double digit inches of … Continue reading →

Regretfully, there will not be a November Atlanta Chapter Luncheon tomorrow, Friday, November 17, 2017. Please join Navy and Notre Dame alumni, parents and family members watch the Navy vs Notre Dame football game at Sports & Social, located at 825 Battery … Continue reading →

Navy football fans…looking for a venue to watch Saturday’s Navy – Notre Dame football game.  Look no further and join Navy and Notre Dame alumni, parents and family members watch the game at Sports & Social, located at 825 Battery Ave SE … Continue reading →

Regretfully, we must cancel the October Atlanta Chapter Luncheon scheduled on Friday, October 20, 2017.  

2017 Navy Midshipmen Football Schedule Record: 1-0, 0-0 (AAC) Date Opponent Time/TV Result Friday Sep. 1 at Florida Atlantic Owls  FAU Stadium, Boca Raton, FL 8:00pm ET ESPNU Won 42-19 Saturday Sep. 9 Tulane Green Wave Navy-Marine Corps Mem. Stadium … Continue reading →

BIRDIES FOR THE BRAVE ® IS PROUD TO SUPPORT COMPLIMENTARY AND DISCOUNTED MILITARY TICKETING THROUGHOUT THE PGA TOUR SEASON. TOUR Championship 2017 September 20th – September 24th, 2017 East Lake GC • Atlanta, GA Verify Your Military Service Then Claim Your Tickets! … Continue reading →

Season-long behind-the-scenes coverage into the lives of the football players and coaches of the United States Naval Academy. The third installment of the all-access documentary series premieres Sept. 5 at 10PM ET/PT. New episodes on Tuesdays. A Season with Navy … Continue reading →

Class of 2021 Plebe Stats:  327 women (27%), 888 men; 16,299 applied, 1,215 accepted; 15 international students; 55 sons and 16 daughters of alumni (6%); 202 from NAPS, 47 from U.S. Naval Academy Foundation Athletic and Scholarship Program and 83 … Continue reading →

During the French Revolution, Commodore John Paul Jones, the great naval leader of the American Revolution, died in Paris at the age of 45. Lacking official status and without financial security, Jones died alone in his apartment on July 18, … Continue reading →