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The
Naval Academy Candidate Handbook:
How to Prepare, How to Get In, How to Survive
by William Smallwood
Paperback (1994)
A must-read for prospective candidates! As a
Naval Academy "Blue and Gold Officer" (BGO), I carry this book with me during
all my visits with parents, prospective candidates, college fairs, etc.
It gives VERY good advice about a lot of the issues of not only getting INTO the USNA, but
also how to survive once you are accepted!
Robert R. Gotwals, Jr. LCDR, USNR (personal opinions, not an endorsement from USNA
or USN)
Excellent! If anyone wants to go to the USNA they must read this
book! I'm going through the admissions process right now and I couldn't have done it
without this book! Hopefully the Air Force Candidate
book is just as good! GO NAVY!
Indispensable reading for aspiring Midshipmen. The Naval Academy Candidate Handbook
is absolutely worth its weight in gold to anyone considering attending Annapolis.
It was extremely helpful to me when I applied there, and it provided an honest and accurate
picture of what to expect at the Academy. I recommend it to anyone I talk to who
aspires to USNA, and have passed my copy on to several others who were in the process of
applying. This is the one and only book you need, it's got it all. This '97
grad can't imagine going through it all without the Candidate Handbook. GO NAVY!!!
It has been medically proven that maintaining your physical health through a regular exercise program is one of the best ways to combat life
stress. The U.S. Naval Academy has spent decades developing a physical fitness
program that can be done by anyone, anywhere. And The Official United States Naval
Academy Workout shows you how! It follows the proven F.I.T. principle: Frequency, Intensity, and Time.
This workout is for all ages and fitness levels. With photographs and illustrations,
you will easily get in shape, using the same principles of the United States Naval Academy!
Los Angeles Times: "Oprah Winfrey has a workout. Cindy Crawford has one, too.
No doubt Jerry Springer will have an exercise plan before too long.
But if you're not shipshape yet, you now have a new choice of guru to help you get fit The
United States Navy. The Naval Academy workout provides a six-week day-by-day regimen
covering everything from stretching and ab work to lower- and upper-body exercises."
** This article appeared in print and on-line.
It was a excellent book. I thought it was a excellent book and it really helped me
to get in shape when I go to join the Naval Academy. I am very committed to getting
in the Naval Academy and making it as a Marine Pilot. I loved this book!
I would recommend this book to anyone who plans on going to the Naval Academy or just wants
tips on how to get in better shape. It is an excellent resource and especially if
your planning on going to the Naval Academy. If you are planning to go to the Naval
academy I would also recommend "The Naval Academy Candidate Book How to prepare, How
to get in, How to survive" also an excellent resource.
The
Brigade in Review:
A Year at the U.S. Naval Academy
by Robert Stewart, William Lawrence
Hardcover (1993)
United States Naval Institute
This visually splendid coffee-table book is in its own
way as stately and ceremonious as the Naval Academy itself. It covers the Annapolis
year from the gruelling introduction of the plebs to the academy to the graduation of the
senior midshipmen 10 months later. We learn much about the buildings, curriculum,
customs, and people (including a brigade of midshipmen now integrated by both sex and
race) of one of the fundamental institutions of the U.S. Navy. This is not a
"warts and all" view, to be sure, but the amount of information and the quality
of the photographs compel us to overlook that and certainly make the tall, slim book
invaluable for popular naval collections. Copyright© 1994, American Library Association.
All rights reserved
Dictionary
of Military and Naval Quotations
by Robert Debs Heinl
Hardcover (1978)
United States Naval Institute
Q. What's the definition of a naval destroyer?
A. A hula hoop with a nail in it.
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