In addition to editing this site, Richard H. Wagner
is the Editor of The Log, the official journal of the
Navy League of the United States, New York
Council. He has also published hundreds of
articles and photographs in other publications on a
freelance basis.
His academic credentials include a degree in
Communication Arts from Cornell University, a
Master of Business Administration from the John
G. Hagan School of Business at Iona College, a
juris doctor magna cum laude from the Pace
University School of Law and graduate study in law
at Cambridge University (U.K.).
Mr. Wagner has been on some 90 voyages on
passenger and cruise ships. In addition, he has
been on aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines,
cruisers, destroyers, frigates, assault ships, and
Coast Guard cutters. He is a member of the
Naval Order of the United States, the U.S. Naval
Institute, and a Life Member of the Navy League
of the United States of which he is a Vice President
and Director of the New York Council.
During his 20 year practice of law, Mr. Wagner
specialized in appellate litigation arguing cases
before the New York appellate courts and the
United States Court of Appeals for the Second
Circuit. He is a member of the United States
Supreme Court Historical Society and has
contributed articles to the Supreme Court
Historical Society Quarterly and The Journal of
Supreme Court History.
Contact: Editor@Beyondships.com
is the Editor of The Log, the official journal of the
Navy League of the United States, New York
Council. He has also published hundreds of
articles and photographs in other publications on a
freelance basis.
His academic credentials include a degree in
Communication Arts from Cornell University, a
Master of Business Administration from the John
G. Hagan School of Business at Iona College, a
juris doctor magna cum laude from the Pace
University School of Law and graduate study in law
at Cambridge University (U.K.).
Mr. Wagner has been on some 90 voyages on
passenger and cruise ships. In addition, he has
been on aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines,
cruisers, destroyers, frigates, assault ships, and
Coast Guard cutters. He is a member of the
Naval Order of the United States, the U.S. Naval
Institute, and a Life Member of the Navy League
of the United States of which he is a Vice President
and Director of the New York Council.
During his 20 year practice of law, Mr. Wagner
specialized in appellate litigation arguing cases
before the New York appellate courts and the
United States Court of Appeals for the Second
Circuit. He is a member of the United States
Supreme Court Historical Society and has
contributed articles to the Supreme Court
Historical Society Quarterly and The Journal of
Supreme Court History.
Contact: Editor@Beyondships.com
About The Editor
With Commodore Bernard Warner on
the bridge of QUEEN MARY 2.
the bridge of QUEEN MARY 2.
On the bridge of FREEDOM OF THE
SEAS with Captain Carlos Perdicini.
SEAS with Captain Carlos Perdicini.
With Lt. Amy Florentino,
commanding officer of USCGC
KATHERINE WALKER (WLM
552).
commanding officer of USCGC
KATHERINE WALKER (WLM
552).
With General Peter Pace, Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff. (Photo: Dafna
Tal courtesy of the Oxonian Society).
the Joint Chiefs of Staff. (Photo: Dafna
Tal courtesy of the Oxonian Society).
General Wesley Clark and the editor.
(Photo courtesy of the Oxonian Society).
(Photo courtesy of the Oxonian Society).