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COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
COAST GUARD ACADEMY CEREMONY, New London Connecticut
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NEW LONDON, Conn. (Oct. 3, 2003) --- Regimental commander, staff and companies march during a regimental review conducted in honor of Class of 1953 alumni. Drill practice, regimental reviews, formations and other ceremonies add value to a cadet's development an serve as a reminder of the military nature of the Academy and proud heritage of our service. It is intended that self-discipline, patience, precision, obedience, teamwork, accountability and command presence become familiar habits to all cadets.Theseevents also serve as a visual reminders of the mlitary spirit needed for both the profession of humanitarian and public service and the profession of arms which future Coast Guard officers embrace; they are reminders to the people who live within the barracks and to the people who trust us to serve this nation. USCG photo by PA1 Sarah Foster-Snell