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    I. The United States Naval Academy is located in the capital of Maryland. It is 30 miles east of Washington D.C. as well as 25 miles south of Baltimore. Tree-lined brick walls, scenic vistas of Chesapeake Bay and French Renaissance are all features of The Yard, USNA’s campus. When the Naval Academy was first built, it was 10 acres, but has now expanded to be about 338 acres. On the campus, the nearly 4,000 midshipmen are named the Brigade of Midshipmen. The Brigade of Midshipmen are split into two regiments, six battalions, and thirty companies. All of the student body receive full scholarships and a monthly allotment for supplies. They receive full scholarships because it is government funded and is an expenditure from the Department of the Navy. The United States Naval Academy has an elite reputation of providing the Navy with the best possible graduates through intense summer training and academic opportunities. II. The United States Naval Academy is known greatly For the rich history it has. A. The United…

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    Searching for a college can be a challenging thing for a high school student. Most don’t even know what they want to go to school for. I was in the same boat as them until I was talking to my grandfather one day and he suggested that I look into the United States Naval Academy. At this point, I had never heard of the Academy. I performed extensive research on the academy and decided it was a path that I would like to pursue, despite the challenge it posed. While I should have also given thought…

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    Although Utilitarianism has many great arguments supporting its validity in specific scenarios, implementing it on such a large scale as the United States Naval Academy (USNA) would prove extremely difficult and ultimately provide more harm than benefit to the academy. Utilitarianism rests on the belief that we should provide the greatest good to the largest number of people. In large-scale situations, figuring out what the “greatest good” is becomes very difficult. Countless obstacles would be…

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    interested in attending the U.S. Naval Academy after high school there is an additional benefit to joining the Sea Cadets. Over 10% of the students admitted to enter the Naval Academy in 2017 were Sea Cadet members. Suminski wants to apply to the Naval academy in the future, so the opportunity to get an advantage on his application was too good to miss. The following Summer after joining Sea Cadets, it is mandatory that each member goes through recruit training. This two-week long camp focuses…

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    the United States Air Force Academy Summer Seminar in a class where we learned about propulsion. The topic covered was electrodynamics and it related to a particle accelerator. I have researched the particle accelerator online and watched videos over the CERN, largest particle accelerator in the world. I would like to further my studies in this topic so I can develop a large understanding of exactly how and why the particle accelerator is used. Also, if possible, make one on a way smaller scale…

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    beings, and who use human relations skills as an integral part of effective leadership. The program also works to integrate AF EO and HR-related instruction into USAFA/CW officer development and Commissioning Education (CE) programs. USAFA/CWPH Role: The office’s HRT&E roles include: Assists the Commandant to develop and maintain HRC and Equal Opportunity and Treatment (EOT) related policies, directives, and programs impacting USAFA/CW personnel. Keeps the Commandant apprised of HRC and…

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    My interest in the Naval Academy came later than most. It began when I entered the Yard on May 24, 2016, and continued to grow as I stepped into Bancroft Hall and read the names of true American heroes who have given their life to the United States of America. I quickly realized that the atmosphere I would be immersed in for four years would be filled with like-minded, motivated people who would help develop and maximize my leadership skills. For the majority of my life, I have looked upon…

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    Harbor The “Gibraltar” of the Pacific (also known as) Pearl Harbor was the headquarters for the United States Pacific fleet from the years 1899-1941. This monumental place experienced one of the most devastating attacks in United States history which left them no choice but to join World War II. But, did they really have a choice? In early January 1941 the United States Ambassador to Japan sent an urgent message to the U.S warning them of a surprise attack to pearl harbor. Who was responsible…

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    My initial interest in the naval service was inspired by the sacrifices of the men and women serving our country. In order for our freedoms to remain intact, I think it is important for young graduates to continue the tradition of serving the United States of America; however, it is equally important to receive a prestigious education. These alumni should show a developed character and firmly established integrity as well. My interest to serve my country began at an incredibly early age as I…

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    The United States Naval Academy established in October 10, 1845 known as the second oldest out of the five service academies. The purpose of the United States Naval Academy is to educate future officers that will soon in four years commission into the United States Navy or the United States Marine Corps. More than 4,000 men and women representing every state and other foreign countries making up the Brigade of Midshipmen learn from both civilian and military instructors in both academic and…

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