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Navy

             When the Colonist started the fight for our independence in the spring of 1775, there was no such thing as the Navy. When New England's warships blocked off Boston and New York harbors there was no way of breaking the blockade. .
             As years passed our Navy grew stronger and has become what is thought to be the most important and powerful branch of the military. Almost a century ago the Navy promised anybody who would join much adventure and a chance to travel and see the world they give you just that and more today.
             The Navy requires its recruits to have a High school diploma and be in great physical condition. If given permission one can join at the age of 17 otherwise u need to be at least 18 and no older then 34. Many of the jobs offered in the Navy are just like those offered to you as a civilian. As far as basic training goes it last around eight to nine weeks long and begins with shots, haircuts the women must not have hair past the shoulders and when they are done with the men there isn't much left to do anything with.
             Basic training will be the beginning of a whole to life style of every recruit most make it there are some that wont but one that first morning at four thirty am they will realize what they signed up for. They will experience discipline they never before have early to rise and quick to bed lights out be ten.
             Navy standards are high from the start, all recruits will learn to obey orders, to be on time for formations, to wear proper uniform and be ready for anything. In boot camp everybody will learn basic survival techniques and must be able to prove to the Navy that they can swim well and stay afloat for long periods at a time. Graduates of boot camp will move on to class A service schools to learn more on their picked jobs.
            


Essays Related to Navy

1. Navy Career

Something else that the Navy wont ever change in the years to come is the Navy's mission to like every other branch of the military to defend our nation its time of need and war. The Navy has a second mission and it's just as important and that is to keep peace all over that's why Navy ships are deployed all over the world they show the United Stated presence. ... Navy offshore waiting for the perfect time when they needed. In the United States everybody in the Navy holds different ranks or grades. ... There are so many options for you when u sign up with the United States...

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  • Grade Level: High School

2. Leadership in the Navy SEAL's

The 2003 movie "Tears of the Sun," accurately portrays the Navy SEAL's place in American popular culture. ... Most people associate Navy SEAL's with being ruthless killers; however a crucial aspect of being a Navy SEAL is humanitarianism. ... All Special Forces units including Navy SEAL's learn precise combat tactics to ensure missions are effective. ... The film "Tears of the Sun" gives an excellent interpretation of how Navy SEAL's conduct themselves in overseas combat. ... Along with the necessity of team work which is crucial to the operations of Navy SEAL's. ...

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3. The Brooklyn Navy Yard

Niya Carrington Discover New York The Past Present And Future The experience at the Brooklyn Navy Yard is one that many would not forget. ... In 1857, the Brooklyn Navy Yard built the USS Niagara, which sailed to England to lay a cable between Europe and North America. ... At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, it had host two towers that served the third Naval District. ... At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, I learned things that I did not know occurred in my own neighborhood. ... The Brooklyn Navy Yard is the past, present and the future and has much more great things to come its way. ...

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4. How Important was the Navy to Winning the 1st World War

How important was the Navy to winning the War? Even though some thought the navy had very little effect on the war but they don't realise that it had a great affect, if not one of the greatest. ... With all the Navy did in the war, if either sides Navy collapsed the War would almost definitely be lost so they were just as equally important as the soldiers in the War. ... The reason that the war could be lost in an afternoon is that with the naval warfare in WW1 so much depended on the Navy. ... So much was to gain or lose in the navy of WW1 so both sides didn't want to los...

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  • Grade Level: High School

5. You're in the Navy now

On February 8, 1993, I was sworn in to become a part of the United States Navy. I was inspired to join by my best friend Doris, but when she had decided to join the Navy, I was the one trying to talk her out of it. ... I received a lot of information at the meeting and became interested in joining the Navy, but I told the recruiter, Chief Diaz, I would join only if I could go along with Doris. ... When a large, white United States Navy bus pulled up, we said to each other, "This is it." ... They were so surprised to learn I had enlisted in the Navy: until then only my family knew. ...

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6. Masters of Sea, Air and Land - Navy Seals

Navy SEAL's are trained to be masters of sea, air, and land, which is how they got the name. ... Navy SEAL's are sometimes referred to as Frogmen, The Teams, or The Green Faces. ... However, in order to enter the Navy SEAL training, they must meet certain requirements. ... Navy SEAL's have to think on their feet, they have to move fast, they have to make their own decisions "(Navy Seals are NO JOKE!). ... Ex-Navy SEAL's find it easy to be driven by the goal of providing high standards when it c...

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7. Serious Relationship

I took his advice and enlisted in the navy. ... I met Rose during my tenure in the navy. She was very ambitious, and she had a reputation as being very well liked and a great sense of humor; in addition, She had to be independent minded, because her occupation in the navy required her to make decision at a moment noticed. She ascended the ranking system prior to her retirement from the navy. She and I have many similarities for example: we both are the eldest of large families, we are divorcee, we served in the navy, and she did not have children. ...

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  • Grade Level: High School

8. Canadian Navys own RMA?

The role for Canada's navy has changed with the new threats of the turning millennium. Today the world role for Canada's navy has shifted focus with national navies around the world. ... With the publication: "Leadmark-The Navy's Strategy For The Year 2020", the Department of Defense acknowledged this trend, progressing toward a need for a littoral capability in the future of the Canadian Navy. ... On an interesting point, our navy still leases its Harpoon SSM missiles from the American Navy. ... The Canadian Navy was employed largely in its field of expertise, ASW. ...

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  • Grade Level: Undergraduate

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