just saying it is dangerous with the fact that they're still at navy... Navy must have made those last 6 days hell until the game because the cadets said that.
He probably doesn't want to be noticed, most likely for the reason of him knowing he will be in combat soon. He might also just not want to be noticed in general.
You're a moron! It's something they will remember for the rest of their lives! It's clear you never would have made it! *s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965 - Former Enlisted Man*
Someone that doesn't understand this tradition at all. These cadets and midshipmen that go on this exchange gain invaluable experience working in a joint environment for another service. The prisoner exchange is just fun at the end to encapsulate their time.
1:53 That exclamation at the end could use a little more... Espirit de Corps! Be loud and proud!
just saying it is dangerous with the fact that they're still at navy... Navy must have made those last 6 days hell until the game because the cadets said that.
Wonder what their comments to the Corps of Cadets was?
at 1:53
why would the 6 of you say go army beat navy WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT NAVY WILL DO TO YOU UNTIL THE GAME....
why is one of the cadets wearing sunglasses indoors?
He probably doesn't want to be noticed, most likely for the reason of him knowing he will be in combat soon. He might also just not want to be noticed in general.
Eye testing that morning.
Eye operation. For real
PRK
It's cool
Go Navy beat Army
Beat Army 👈👈🤣
Take those glasses off
Go Navy, beat Army
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Oh good grief!! Such stupid traditions.
You're a moron! It's something they will remember for the rest of their lives! It's clear you never would have made it!
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965 - Former Enlisted Man*
The best traditions
Someone that doesn't understand this tradition at all. These cadets and midshipmen that go on this exchange gain invaluable experience working in a joint environment for another service. The prisoner exchange is just fun at the end to encapsulate their time.