October honors two great beginnings upon the sea—Columbus’s daring voyage of discovery and the U.S. Navy’s birth of defense. Each launched from humble decks toward horizons unknown, guided by courage more than certainty. What binds these bold sailors across centuries of history? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “Sails of Discovery, Anchors of Defense Celebrate Two Birthdays, One Destiny,” to chart how both journeys still steer America’s course.
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