The U.S. Navy is back in the Barents Sea for the first time since the Cold War. Three American destroyers, a combat support ship and a British Royal Navy frigate have entered …
Friday night social photos from 35th Reunion uploaded
Youngster Year Photos Uploaded to the Website
The second of our company photos pages, the Youngster Year Company Photos page, has been populated. The Youngster company photos were scanned from the ’76 Lucky Bag and quite honestly …
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Another Link in the Chain Section Added to the Website
In preparation for our participation in the Another Link in the Chain (ALITC) program in 2024 with the Class of 1978, an ALITC section has been added to the website. …
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Where did Anchors Aweigh Come From?
Military bands have long been used as a means of communication on the battlefield. The first documented evidence is found in Sun Tzu’s The Art of War from 2,500 years ago when …
Class of 2024 Admissions COVID-19 Update
Parents and Volunteer Leaders: The following message is from Dean Bruce Latta ’78, USNA Admissions. Please share with your 2024 appointees/candidates and the 2024 families you are in touch with. Thank …
Foundation Scholarship Students page populated
In 1973, the Naval Academy Athletic and Scholarship Programs (A&SP), a division of the United States Naval Academy Foundation, provided scholarships to 80 young men to attend a year of post …
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Class of ’73 – Another Link in the Chain -ALITC
Very interesting and seemingly complete article about ’73’s ALITC efforts during the Class of 2023’s plebe year. I hate to say it but our time in the barrel will be …
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USNA TO TEMPORARILY CLOSE TO GENERAL VISITORS STARTING MARCH 17
POSTED ON: TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2020 7:59 AM BY MEDIARELATIONS@USNA.EDU ANNAPOLIS, Md. – As a precautionary measure, and in response to the global spread of COVID-19, the U.S. Naval Academy will …
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