I-Day: Class of 2022 - June 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2018
- The Class of 2022's Induction Day (I-Day) includes behind-the-scenes footage of in processing in Alumni Hall; the Welcome Aboard Picnic for parents, family and friends hosted by the Alumni Association and Foundation with members of the Another Link in the Chain Class of 1972; the Oath of Office Ceremony in Tecumseh Court; and the final farewells before Plebe Summer begins for the incoming midshipmen.
Induction Day or I-Day is the official name for the first day of Plebe Summer at the United States Naval Academy. Typically held in late June or early July, this is the day on which the members of the newest Naval Academy class arrive in Annapolis; for most, it is also their first day in the military.
The United States Naval Academy Alumni Association and the United States Naval Academy Foundation are two independent, not-for-profit corporations sharing a single president and CEO and operating as a fully integrated organization in support of the Naval Academy and its mission. The organization’s focus and core competencies are engagement and philanthropy in pursuit of complementary and closely aligned missions. The course set by Alumni Association founders in 1886 rings true today as the Alumni Association serves and supports the United States, the Naval Service, the Naval Academy and its alumni:
› by furthering the highest standards at the Naval Academy;
› by seeking out, informing, encouraging and assisting outstanding, qualified young men and women to pursue careers as officers through the Naval Academy;
› by initiating and sponsoring activities which perpetuate the history, traditions, memories and growth of the Naval Academy and bind alumni together in support of the highest ideals of command, citizenship and government.
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This made me cry (joy).... Our future leaders and hero/ines ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I recently saw the class crest designed by the class of 2022 and it included "1972" in the design. As a member of the class of 1972, I can tell you that it was greatly appreciated and truly exemplifies the meaning of Another Link in the Chain. So, thank you class of 2022 and good luck in the future...and of course, Beat Army!
Worthy!
well here we go.. t-4 weeks this’ll be me
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How’s it going?
Going to be applying in a couple years
That’ll be me in 2022😁😁😁
I’m going to apply in a few years.
When the Center entrance doors to Bancroft Hall are closed following the Induction Ceremony thousands of lives -- both on the inside and the outside are changed -- FOREVER! Another link has been added to the Long Blue and Gold Chain.
Can't wait to join you next year, sempais
I’m applying in a few years
Home away from home
00:47 Seriously ???? Dude is going into the Naval Academy wearing an Air Force t-shirt??? Not sure if just stupid or he has huge balls...lol
Chris Coté 🤦♂️
Perhaps another family member belongs? (But I’m sure they Do notice everything!). 😎
Does it matter? Idk how it works in the US but you’re all part of the same army, aren’t you?
Abcd Efg we are and we work together but there’s always a little bit of school rivalry mixed in there
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Congrats to c/o of 2022 - your graduation is upon you, even with the COVID bomb dropped in your lap.
I have been wanting to go to USNA since 6th grade and am planning to apply next year. I have a high GPA and am taking many AP classes. Does anyone know what else I should be doing to help me get in and will this be enough?
Leadership positions even in smaller sports help you pretty much should have a varsity letter to be competitive at all.
It's Always The Marines That Bring Order, Discipline And Military Bearing Even To These Unsat Plebes.
It's like having your little brother telling you what to do.
Soon, PLEBES NO MORE!!!
Please Let me get accepted 🤞🏽
How’d it go?
Did you get in? If you did, congratulations! If you didn't, well life has a lot of disappointments but it can be good and rewarding despite the fact that what you end up doing turns out to be the best for you in the end. But here's hoping you made it to the Academy! Go Navy!
0:10 I understand that he's a chaplain (so he'll never hold a command position), however I'm still confused as to how he's still only made it to rank Lieutenant (O-3) after 19 years in service, especially as a USNA grad. Most officers reach O-3 after about 4 years of time in service following commissioning. He should definitely have been promoted to at least Commander (O-5), if not Captain (O-6), by now.
Be put them in re as l bootcamp not mamas vamp
Winter warfare specialists, Special Snowflakes.