Class of 2026 I-Day Experience 

I doubt you would survive the first week of this camp or any boot camp. Shalom

@@politicsuncensored5617 I survived Plebe Summer in 1969 when there was no Air Conditioning and the temp/humidity was 100/100. Spent 34 years in the Navy. I can guarantee Plebe Summer in 1969 was far together than today's Summer Camp.

@@jimmurphy8804 Then you should know better than be disrespectful to the ones coming today. Shalom

@@jimmurphy8804very disappointing that someone like you was aloud to represent our navy. Honor is the number one thing instilled in midshipmen and you clearly have none.

@@politicsuncensored5617 what would you know?

As a navy veteran with one veteran son and 2 active duty marines I am very proud of these young men and women 👏 ❤ good luck and full speed ahead ...⚓⚓⚓⚓⚓⚓🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Great advice! HOOYAH!

Develop and demonstrate leadership. Good (great) academics - 1200+ SAT, get A's in the most challenging classes offered at your school. Be a varsity athlete, preferably a captain and recruited if possible.

@@semosancus5506 Thank you, making a list of all the things I need to do over the next 4 years.

best have a backup plan, the acceptance rate is 8%

I highly suggest not only actively participating in a number of extracurriculares, but make sure you enjoy and are passionate about those. Admissions would rather see a detailed essay about something you did because you like it over a long bullet pointed list of all the things you’re a member of.

Hey don't worry. Each day during Plebe Summer it get's easier and more fun, he's having a blast right now!

My nephew Cj 💙 is only 17yrs, he will be 18yrs In November 18.This year.I see young men age 26yrs, that are older than him.His mother tell me that he is ok.

@@sandracampbell7046 My Girlfriend is also the class of 26' and has been writing me. They are learning so much and becoming the new leaders of our military. Plebe Summer is an amazing experience and he will carry that for the rest of his life. Navy strong!

@@sandracampbell7046 Also USNA allows only up to 23 years old, so between 17-22!

The screaming is simply a way to add pressure to the situation. It forces the Mids to focus and to respond correctly without hesitation. They get used to the yelling in no time. It isn't personal. In a real-life situation when there has to be a split-second decision made, good leaders will find a calm place within themselves and arrive at the correct decision, despite the utter chaos going on around them. JAS USNA Class of 1972.

Go army beat navy