Induction Day at the U.S. Naval Academy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2019
- The U.S. Naval Academy welcomed approximately 1,200 plebes into the Class of 2023 on Induction Day, 27 June 2019.
Some of the incoming plebes shared their thoughts on I-Day and coming the Naval Academy.
Incoming plebes (freshmen) are processed through various stations in Alumni Hall to become members of the Naval Academy’s Class of 2023. Stations include uniform issue, medical examinations, haircuts and learning to salute.
Fantastic video. Thank you USNA!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This is my goal, and I wish everyone who also is applying the best of luck.BEAT ARMY!!
And to you to.
This is an awesome video, very nicely done, very touching. So proud of our Navy and the U.S. Naval Academy and its students! -Tom
Proud to work with all these students. They're amazing!
Wow. Well done thanks for putting my son's beautiful face in the video haven't seen him since before plebe summer so proud of all these brilliant young men and women.
God bless and keep you all! Your dedication and commitment to serve is appreciated.
I have been through this day twice with grandkids. Nick class of 09 and Amy 11. Both are Naval aviators flying the FA-18. God bless our youth.
how can you be a naval aviator when you're in the army?
@@Trystero_ this is the naval academy not west point
May God bless and guide you in your new adventure.
Learn to defeat our nation’s enemies without fear, delay, or remorse.
I can see you from my front yard. Make our country safe and be proud and strong. God bless.
I hope I can get in sometime in a few years, just watching videos like this gives me adrenaline.
I hope I can be here soon
7:51 I love her...she’s a good mom. Great advice for her daughter! God bless them all
My baby is all grown up. Godspeed class 2023!!!
MIDN MCGAUGH!! She was my roommate during summer stem
I had gone to I day in 2015 for my older brother chris and he is actually the manager for the sports section idk whatcits called and he graduated on the 24th if may this year!
Can’t wait to join wit my boy Jacob
Got my preliminary application back and it says i"m not a good enough candidate (due to my grades, lack of volunteer hours, totally agree). Well, best believe, this last year of high school, i'm busting ass because it's been my dream since 6th grade to become a pilot in the Navy. Might be too late, but there's still nothing stopping me from becoming a midshipman.
Hey man dont let anyone tell u ure not good enough .work hard and prove em wrong man .i believe in u
Same
Hey man I know I’m a year late but if you didn’t get in think about enlisting in the Navy and applying again. Good luck!!!
@@kokocrazy2590 that is a better route, they might send you to USNA prep school, which really helps you do well if you enter the academy, my brother turned it down when he was a Marine, I almost slugged him
@@michaelsix9684 yeah for sure! The chances of acceptance go way up!
Good luck
I'm 65 now, one of my classmates from high school got in, he lasted six months or less, another guy I knew lasted one yr., it was tough, all male class back then in 74, the hazing was real
Miss that place. It was fun the last two years there lol
I respect anyone who serves - both officers and enlisted. But just a friendly reminder: The greater threat to what's left of our Liberties are NOT overseas. They are already here domestically. They are the politicians who refuse to respect and honor the Constitution. And these politicians are the same ones who will send you to harms way to preserve the hegemony of the petrodollar. I will never question the honor and integrity of those who wear the uniform. But at the same time, do not be afraid to refuse to follow unconstitutional orders.
We are of the same mind, my friend. They take an oath to defend against "all enemies, both foreign and domestic". The wolves are in the house, not at the gates, but no one remembers that we outnumber our adversaries a thousand to one. If even a fraction of the Military rose up and rebelled against those traitors in Congress, the country could be salvaged. They teach "leadership" and "chain of command" at the Service Academies, which I support, but what happens when the chain is stained with corruption and death?
@@Fireeater-rl4ep You're a total troll and advocating the violent overthrow of the government makes you an anarchist!
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965 - Former Enlisted Man*
the worst threat our military has is in Wash. DC, the politicians there have betrayed us -- please read The China Mirage -- you will be shocked to see what Teddy Roosevelt did with Korea and Japan, also FDR with China--never trust politicians
Its just like kids camping
08:12 😢😢😢
Are they a school that only looks at tests scores, and do they look at everything you've accomplished throughout your schooling career? My SAT was a 1110 and I have yet to take the ACT, but I've just always dreamed of going to this school. I'm afraid to be rejected.
Nolan Hull It is a collective decision process meaning that they are supposed to consider everything. However the academic standards are very competitive and if I’m being honest, a 1110 will definitely not cut it. You want to aim for the 1400-1500 range and the 32-34 range for the ACT. Of course the higher the better. You also have to consider the recommendation letter from a member of Congress which is mandatory for the application. Applying for the Naval Academy is really a minimum 3 application process since you need to apply to get the recommendation letter, then apply for the academy. With that said, a competitive GPA is also very admirable. On a 4.0 scale a 3.9 (maybe a 3.8) and above would suffice. None of this is meant to discourage you, but it is important to remember the vast amount of students who apply to the academy. I wish you the best of luck in your academic endeavors!
@@isaiah1931 alright thanks. I'll see how the ACT is coming this senior fall year.
Don't give up. If rejected first time, keep trying.
@@truthnjustice5457 will do, I'm actually leaving tomorrow after work to go visit the academy all the way from Illinois. Me and my dad are going, I'm just trying my best to get noticed for every little thing I've done/ will be doing.
Also speaking with a former Navy Seal my dad knows, and I kind if remember(its been a few years), and see if he'll write a letter of recommendation for me. Exciting stuff to come!
@@nolanhull4292 did you make it?
Yeah....once you say goodbye to your family....the yelling and beat down begins...🤨.
2:42 The talk of "sacrificing your life" for someone is weak. It is sick, loser talk. I want to serve with people who would kill for me, not die for me. Grow up.
The goal and motto of your school is to beat your army? Like I said, stupid, silly, and weak. Now, not only is my Navy the bottom for the rest of the branches. It is also the bottom for the rest of the world. THIS IS WHY.
@@miastrong151 ur wrong