Definitions for us naval academy
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1. United States Naval Academy, US Naval Academynoun

   a school for training men and women to become officers in the United States Navy

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1. us naval academy

   The United States Naval Academy (USNA) is a prestigious federal service academy located in Annapolis, Maryland. Its primary mission is the undergraduate education and training of students to commission them as officers for the United States Navy and Marine Corps. These students, also known as midshipmen, partake in rigorous academic, physical, and ethical training and commitments during their four-year stay. Admission is competitive and requires a nomination, generally from a member of the U.S. Congress. Founded in 1845, the academy also fosters a strong emphasis on moral, professional and social development besides academic proficiency.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of us naval academy in Chaldean Numerology is: 8

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of us naval academy in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7

Examples of us naval academy in a Sentence

1. Gene Hamilton:

   Sean Spicer and Russ Vought are American patriots who were appointed to positions on the Board of Visitors at the United States Naval Academy because of their ability to contribute to the Board with their unique skills and tremendous experiences, president Biden’s threatened dismissal of them before their terms expire–from the purely advisory Board of Visitors, an entity that exercises no executive power whatsoever–violates the law. Our clients have every right to serve every single day remaining in their terms. But even if the Biden Administration prevails in its arguments, President Biden has perhaps unwittingly created a precedent that will be followed by all future administrations.

2. Francis Thomas:

   My son ran the last leg with some of the commanding officers of the Naval Academy, it was a very proud moment for me. In front of Bancroft Hall, World Trade Center firstresponders stood up there on the stairs. I was there when my son ran the flag in, a moment I’ll never forget.

3. Keenan Reynolds:

   Over the years, I've learned to manage my time from an academic standpoint, i know when I need to start stuff depending on how hard it is, what it is. I know myself, how I work, how my pace of work is. And so I think that combined with just being here and having mentors -- as an underclassman people showing you the ropes, teaching you how things work -- it kind of gives you a basis and a foundation to move forward and be successful when it comes to time management and balancing all the different things the Naval Academy demands of you.

4. Naval Academy:

   The Brigade of Midshipman, staff and faculty were notified of the midshipman's death this morning, the Naval Academy is supporting the midshipman's family, friends and loved ones during this time of grief.

5. The President:

   Being here I can't help think of John McCain. And how Naval Academy meant so much to John McCain. John McCain chose these grounds for John McCain final resting place. John McCain was an American hero who withstood torture, years of being held as a prisoner of war, and when John McCain came home -- John McCain wanted to continue to serve.

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