John F. Kennedy (Maritime Administration)

John F. Kennedy, in the context of the Maritime Administration (MARAD), refers to the former U.S. President's leadership in promoting a strong American maritime industry. MARAD is a federal agency responsible for supporting the U.S. merchant fleet, ensuring maritime security, and promoting maritime trade and vessel safety. Kennedy’s administration emphasized investments in maritime infrastructure and naval reserves, recognizing the importance of a robust maritime sector for national defense and economic stability. His legacy in maritime policy reflects efforts to strengthen U.S. shipping capacity and naval preparedness, integral to maintaining global maritime influence and security.