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One thing that I pivot back to is the mission of the Naval Academy that you learn as a plebe—to develop leaders of the highest potential for command citizenship and government. I've Always HAD A personal expectation to continue to serve in other ways. CDR Elaine Luria ’97, USN (Ret.) Connect With Your Class
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