Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy
May 29, 2026 · 57 min · 14 segments
Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – Over the past year, the U.S. Coast Guard seized billions of dollars’ worth of illegal drugs on the high seas and in other…
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[dramatic music] Welcome aboard, and thank you for joining Peace through Strength: America's Navy.
I'm your host, Lieutenant Commander Stephen Rogers, United States Navy retired.
I am presently the Executive Director of the Association of the United States Navy.
Now, we're a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting US Naval and US Coast Guard power and operations, as well as, and this is very, very important, not only just the personnel that are serving in the Navy and the Coast Guard, but also their family members.
Our spouses, our children, we're all in one big family when it comes to the Navy and the Coast Guard and those who are serving our entire country worldwide.
I never leave the other branches of the military out of a lot of the things that I say, because as I said, we're all one family.
We have different missions, different goals, and different objectives, except for one goal and one objective, and that's to continue to preserve freedom and liberty, not only here in the United States of America, but around the world.
The topics addressed on this program reflect only the perspectives presented by the Association of the United States Navy.
I speak for myself and for no one else, and I represent this organization with a commitment and dedication to support our Navy, to support our Coast Guard, in fact, to support all of our armed forces, the men and women who have served since the founding of this country.
I think they did a pretty good job way back then, and I think and believe with all my heart we're doing a pretty good job today in fulfilling the mission that God gave us to protect, to preserve, and to defend the Constitution of the United States of America, as well as the freedoms that we enjoy today.
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[dramatic music] Welcome aboard, and thank you for joining Peace through Strength: America's Navy.
I'm your host, Lieutenant Commander Stephen Rogers, United States Navy retired.
I am presently the Executive Director of the Association of the United States Navy.
Now, we're a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting US Naval and US Coast Guard power and operations, as well as, and this is very, very important, not only just the personnel that are serving in the Navy and the Coast Guard, but also their family members.
Our spouses, our children, we're all in one big family when it comes to the Navy and the Coast Guard and those who are serving our entire country worldwide.
I never leave the other branches of the military out of a lot of the things that I say, because as I said, we're all one family.
We have different missions, different goals, and different objectives, except for one goal and one objective, and that's to continue to preserve freedom and liberty, not only here in the United States of America, but around the world.
The topics addressed on this program reflect only the perspectives presented by the Association of the United States Navy.
I speak for myself and for no one else, and I represent this organization with a commitment and dedication to support our Navy, to support our Coast Guard, in fact, to support all of our armed forces, the men and women who have served since the founding of this country.
I think they did a pretty good job way back then, and I think and believe with all my heart we're doing a pretty good job today in fulfilling the mission that God gave us to protect, to preserve, and to defend the Constitution of the United States of America, as well as the freedoms that we enjoy today.