Would not be here if it was not for him.

Joey, we are very proud of all of your accomplishments and your leadership excellence during your time as a Naval Officer! Thank you for your service!

A wonderful, honest and precise gentleman who could never do enough for others.

VADM Henry “Hank” C Mustin was my granddad. His call sign was Hammerin’ Hank. He was class of 1955. His son is VADM John B Mustin is my dad.

Betsy served with USMC and had deployments to Persian Gulf and Afghanistan. Died Jan 2015 in training accident near 29 Palms. Loved by many & missed!

Integrity first, service above self, excellence in all you do.

From an MM2 (nuke) to Midshipman to Commander, John retired after a 30 yrs of honorable service to our country...Shipmate, Classmate, Friend.

To my dad & my hero… Thank you for your service & sacrifice. I love you so much! Love, ClaireZee

Thanks for your outstanding service to protect our freedom and our way of life.

Thank you for your service

Thanks for picking up the torch from us older Vets and holding it high! You make us Proud!

On deployment and helping to keep us safe! Thanks for picking up the torch from us older Vets and holding it high! You make us Proud!

Michael Zakaroff, CMDR, Medical Corps Still actively serving his nation.

Our rock; we love you! Ana, Thomas and Alexander.

Art served in the US Navy for 26 1/2 years, retiring at the rank of CAPT.

Great American and awesome Shipmate!

CAPT Owen Thorp lasting impact on thousands of Midshipmen, through his leadership and example of service to others. His legacy will live in all of us.

Thank You for keeping us safe.

A wonderful person, great roommate, terrific husband and father. Gone much too soon. Semper Fi Lowell.

Losing aircraft engine power in flight in CA in '68, Tom chose to remain, steering his A/C to an empty crash site instead of into a nearby community.

We went to high school together. Tom got me to apply for USNA/USAFA. We both graduated in 1959. He was shot down in Viet Nam

Hiram is a competent, hardworking, dedicated Marine Corps officer who cares a lot about the men he's responsible for. He's a man of integrity!

We mourn this Veterans' Day for the recent loss of our 23rd Company Brother. Ashton - we miss you, your laughter, and your love for your family! BZ!

Incredible 23rd Company Brother who we loved - we miss you Ko!

CAPT Mike served our Nation well in and out of uniform for decades! Bravo Zulu Mike for a job well done!

Submarine officer. Served on 6 subs. Commanded SSN 686, Sub SQD 16, Sub GRU 9, CNTT. 12 SSBN, 3 SSG, & 4 SSN patrols. OPNAV 80B; 12;13;&02B. CSLN4.

3rd generation Naval Academy graduate aviator, Currently attending Flight School in Pensacola

Son of Gregg Owens '67, married Kim Landree-3 children, flew F-18'S, retired after 20 as a CDR. Captain, American Airlines, flying the Air Bus 380.

Gregg hailed from PA and was a member of the 33rd Company Class '67, married Cheryl Spotts -3 children Flew the S-3, flt accident took his life in '83

Paul, 11th Co grad, served in nuclear subs and shock test trials. He was a dedicated shipmate too all.

Chuck. an 11th Co grad was a marine's marine who served in Viet Nam. Parkinson;s Disease due Agent Orange probable cause of demise.

Barney, 11th Co. grad lost when A-4 was downed in Viet Nam on Aug 01, 1968. Remains in Arlington Natl. cemetery.

Caroline served as a Seabee after graduation and exemplified their motto of "We build, we fight."

USNA graduate and US Marine (Captain) who served his country, his fellow marines, and the Academy with the greatest of honor, courage, and integrity.

Alex is an amazing, grounded individual leading by example. He puts his colleagues happiness and well being ahead of his own. He is an amazing leader.

Proud of my cousin for his service and the example he has set for my kids.

Thanks Joel for the USNA counsel for us and our '19 son. Alaska someday with Dusty!!

John Walderhaug. A true team player demonstrating "quiet strength" through thought and deeds. Left us too early, but not forgotten.

Dearly remembered as my company mate at the USNA and a beloved friend. Rest in peace Tony.

Dad, we want to thank you for your many years of service to our country. We hope that you will be able to participate in a remembrance ceremony.

Shelby, always proud to serve his country as a USNA officer for 23 years. Now, he is enjoying his retirement. He has been a wonderful husband + father

Thank you for being a role model, a leader of character, and trailblazer for generations to follow. Your stories still live on.

Admiral Straw has become more a Supporter of our USNA '19 son. Friendship, mentoring, support, counsel, and host of the best Navy Football tailgate!!

Husband, father of 3 daughters, son, brother, helicopter pilot, retired Commander, Procter & Gamble retiree.

Happy Veterans Day Joe! Thank you for your years of service in the Navy and all the years since as you lead by example for all to see and follow.

Hartley’s passion was the Naval Academy and the history we all create by being apart of something greater than ourselves.

🇺🇸👍A WW II submarine veteran (11 war patrols in the Pacific Theater on two boats, Sculpin and Pintado) and a loyal patriot to the end!👍🇺🇸

SWOS and Surface Nuke, husband, father of 3 sons, retired from personally owned and operated company.

Hank was a wonderful friend and classmate. He gave his life leading his Marines in combat. We miss him very much. Paul Lang

CAPT Canady served in the Navy just shy of 30 years. He served in Command twice. When he is thanked for his service, he says, "It was a privilege."

Sorely missed!

Retired P-3 NFO, husband and father of 2 daughters.

US Naval Postgraduate School - MS in Electrical Engineering in 1969. 24 years service - Commanded USS New York City (SSN 696)

Loved people. Loved life. Loved the Navy. Loved his family. And those in his life felt blessed to have him in their lives.

A wonderful man whose sacrifices resulted in service-connected disabilities… always strong in his beliefs.

Bill is a vey congenial person. Never meets a stranger and a devout Christian. He is a kind, gentle, loving and caring person.

Rest in peace my old friend and roommate. You were a great person, and I miss you and think of you often.

Rest in peace Clarence. I miss you and think of you often, my friend.

Rest in peace Carroll. I & many others, family and friends, miss you & think of you often.

John is a loving husband & father of 5 who continues to serve his country as a AUSA prosecuting child predators & pornographers. WE LOVE YOU!!

Our tall and handsome son who achieved his dream of graduating from the Academy and becoming a Navy SEAL. We continue to be ever so proud of him.

Trailblazer, Navy Diver, EDO, Commanding Officer, Wife, Mother

Grandfather to LT Tim Berthold, USNA 2001. Served with 117th Combat Engineers in Bougainville and Luzon from May 1944 to Dec 1945

Dad, we are so proud of you and your service to God, your country and your family. We thank you for all you have done for so many.

An overcomer!

A great human being.

Dedicated, committed and very proud of his service.

Captain McGrath is a true hero. Tenacity, endurance, honor in the most trying of circumstances. Inspiration and role model to those who know him.

Daryl was a great rugby player and a happy soul who always had a smile to warm your day!

My daughter is my hero. Just a thought of her makes my heart soar. God bless her and all the other USNA grads. We all owe you.

24 year old 2Lt Patrick Trevor Wayland, Midland, died as Result of injuries sustained during training exercise Naval Air Station Pensacola 08/06/2011

Honest and steadfast. Faith, family, freedom and love of the USA are constant. Generous and giving. 38 years by his side has shown me that. Go Navy!

Kendall's dream of becoming a marine came true in 2011. He's currently a Major stationed in Quantico. We could not be prouder! Thank you Kendall!

You are missed!

Gave her life on 12/06/2006 in Ramadi, Iraq--serving her country.

Dave was honored to serve in the US Navy. He was forever humbled to be part of such an awesome institution.

Active duty

Capt Consolvo, USMC (Iron Man Jack!) gave his life in defense of our country. He was always steady, strong and committed to duty, honor, country.

Jim O'Keefe served his country with gratitude for the opportunity. He is remembered for his dedicated leadership and legendary humor. We miss him.

CAPT Dorman served for 28 years in the submarine force and commanded USS Silversides (SSN-679). A renowned expert in Arctic ice operations!

Thank you for your sacrifices and discipline throughout your career. Days are tough but hard work and determination always win the day.

I am a tin can and a submarine sailor who served with so many great people. God bless all who have served be it in the Navy, Marines, Army, Airforce!

The late Charlie AKA “Bogart” was a member of the 33rd herd, a SWO extraordinaire and a loving brother and friend. May God’s countenance shine on him

We are so proud of our son Commander Andrew Bazzle and his wife Susan for their service to our country. We love you! Go Navy! Beat Army!

Jay Thank you for your humble and selfless service to our country and to the many men and women whom you influenced in your career.

We are so proud of all your accomplishments. Thank you for your service.

The very definition of fidelity when it comes to classmates/companymates/roommates. Whatever it is, Bob is there to help!

Dad, you taught me what it means to serve. You didn’t just talk about it—you modeled it. Thanks for your sacrifices for our family and country. Jim’99

My wife's 1st Commanding Officer who aptly, deftly shepherded us as new junior officers, newlyweds, and young adults, placing us on a solid foundation

Alexis has consistently upheld the highest ideals of our military, starting at USNA through shipboard in Japan to current duty station at the Pentagon

Kept the A-3 Skywarrior flying for a decade more, brought the F-18E/F in ahead of schedule and under budget, & started NASA's Space Commercialization!

Craig was a member of 34th Co. At graduation he selected Nuclear Submarines. His character and leadership traits were examples for us all.

ProudAmerican, God fearing spiritual Family leader, dedicated&true husband, honest hard-working & generous community man, &my loving supportive DAD!

Thank you for your many years of service to our nation. We are truly grateful.

Tin Can Sailor - USS Norris (DD859), USS Massey (DD778), USS Warrington (DD843) PGM614 Vietnamese Navy

F-4 RIO. Multiple Vietnam war cruises. VF-143 LSO (yes - as a RIO). F-14 project officer. Phoenix Air-to-Air Missile project officer.

Submarine Veteran - USS Asheville (SSN758)

Dedicated & Selfless

Our Veteran served her country proudly first aboard the USS Donald Cook DDG75, Rota, Spain, secondly, the USS Nimitz CVN68, Teamwork, a Tradition.

Surface Warfare Officer, Engineering Duty Officer, Brown Water Sailor in Vietnam, PhD. Father, Husband, and Friend. He will be missed forever.

Dedicated, hard working, honest American! An inspiration to us all!

Bob was an outstanding Marine Corps aviator having flown with the Blues and later, Delta Airlines. A friend to all. RIP Brandoni.

Raymond Wiggins was a WWII veteran, and my dad. His love for the Navy inspired me to also attend USNA and serve my county in Operation Desert Storm.

David proudly served around the world as an officer in the U.S. Navy for 20 years until his retirement in 2017.

Uncle to LT Tim Berthold, '01. Swiftboat Captain in "brown water Navy" during Vietnam, conducting counter-insurgency and SEAL insertions.

Grandfather to LT Tim Berthold, '01. Served on USS Hornet as a Seaman and cut Jimmy Doolittle's hair prior to his famous raid. Survived sinking.

In recognition of your unselfish service to your country and for being a great roommate!

Thank you for not only protecting our country but our family as well. Your sons honor you by following in your footsteps.

2000 Grad. Surface Warfare Officer.

Thank you for serving!

Thank you for serving! We are so very proud in all you do.

Thank you for your dedicated service! Your Family!

My husband Frank is a truly generous person who had an amazing Navy career. Now he teaches youngster Physics and gives his time wherever its needed!

Thomas Burns served on the USS The Sullivans during the Korean War.

We are grateful for Navy Lt. (SEAL) Michael J. Scirocco, his USNA '07 classmates, and their service to our country.

Earned the Air Medal with 20 combat missions while serving in Iraq.

Honor, Courage, Commitment.

Jim Webb was a USMC hero in the Viet Nam conflict whose leadership was never to be questioned. His wounds resulted in his discharge from the USMC,

Surface Warfare Officer

Naval Aviator, Veteran of World War II, Korea, Vietnam

CDR Tony Marino, USN Retired was a Classmate, a Company Mate and a good friend. His service spanned 47 years. Thank You Tony!

Jack is now 101 years young. He fought in 3 wars, has a Purple Heart and Bronze Star, and still reminisces about the 1943 Army Navy Game. Beat Army!

Thank you for your commitment to excellence and service to our country! Best daughter, sister and aunt ever! 2012 All-female E-2 Hawkeye mission!

Best son, brother, husband and father ever! Thank you for your service to our country and sacrifices made during deployments! 💙💛

My roommate for 3 years. Shot down over North Vietnam on May 19. 1967. Still MIA!

Evan Reese flew SPADS, A6 Intruders, and EA6B Prowlers and was my pilot in VA-196. He died this year. Raise a glass in memory of a great man!

Thinking about Bill and his family today. May God bless you all.

A true Patriot, Jennifer embodies all the core USNA values of service within the military and in the civilian sector. Bravo Zulu for all you do!

Layton served on Colorado, Iowa and Lexington during WWII, then served his community and family with honor and integrity for the rest of his life.

David was a truly dedicated naval officer for thirty years and served honorably.

Dedicated teacher, patriot, father, continuing to sail through life and serve his fellow man

Served his country well.

I am proud of you for the sacrifice you made during the Persian Gulf War and the character instilled in you by USNA. You are a role model for so many!

The family of Commander Michael I. Turner would like to express our family appreciation for the military service of Michael I. Turner

Native Hawaiian, 30 years US Navy, Submariner, Capt. USS Guitarro SSN 665, Cmdr. Sub. Squadron One, Senior officer Atlantic NPEB. Loved the Navy.

Served 33 years on active duty, Continues to serve this great nation tirelessly. Fair winds and following seas, Heels!

I am the guy. Spent all my time in the submarine serice - most of it at sea.

Who knew we had a Doctor in the making! You better have your stick ready when I see you again roommate! RIP Steve!

Lt Chuck Warner became a resolute Marine, serving his country in Vietnam, where he gave all! He was my roommate the last 2 years, I think of him EVERY

A great classmate and friend to all. He’s missed.

To all who served loyally and faithfully in the several branches of the military.. Thank you and God bless you all.

A great friend, stalwart classmate, and true leader. Thanks for all you did and sacrificed.

Stanford '01 grad, submariner, and honorary member of USNA 2001.

Loving son, brother, husband and daddy.

Loving son, brother, and husband.

CAPT Tim “Lucky” Kinsella - leads with an uncommon touch, a genuine affinity for people of all ranks, and a smile on his face.

CAPT Dave Kurtz has served 25+ years with a unique attention to sailor’s needs and common-sense leadership. Thank you for firing it up!

CDR Aaron Dimmock - the most positive graduate ever to leave Bancroft. 20 years of service, leadership and smiles.

CDR Brian Masterson loyally served his country in the P-3 community for 22 years. He is an icon of caring, positivity and leadership.

William Joseph Chauncey received the Rear Admiral Robert B. Erly class of 37 Honor Scholarship through the Naval Academy Foundation athletic Program.

Great Patriot and great brother. 1940-1996 R.I.P.

LCDR Chad Sweazey, USN, Retired: a wonderful husband, father, son, brother, uncle and friend. Thank you for your service to our country. Go NAVY!

A courageous Naval Career officer, serving as a Naval Pilot and Naval Intelligence Officer, dearly loved by his devoted wife and 2 children.

Served his time honorably.

A fantastic brother and uncle who supports fellow veterans. An entrepreneur anchored to his neighborhood and community.

For all who sacrificed for something greater than themselves and for the good of the country.

At a young age Christopher knew that he wanted to attend a military academy. USNA made that dream come true. Christopher's service select is Naval A

9th CO mate/cabinmate and mentor on USS Fairfax County(LST-1193)/Navy Orthopedic Surgeon/Successful in Private Practice/My Forever Friend

Decades of service building the NC Triangle Alumni Chapter. The chapter thrives because of your love, time and leadership. A BIG thank you !!

Thank you for your dedicated service as our class Shipmate columnist and communicator. A super job keeping us informed !!

Thank you for your many years of service to our class as our President. Your steadfast leadership continues to bond us as a group - 87 ROCKS !!

A 30+ year Navy veteran with service in Grenada, OIF, and OEF to include time in Pakistan.

John "Smoke" Chehansky is '67s outstanding Blue Angel pilot and represents USNA, the Blue Angels and class of '67 with class and dignity.

Rich entered the Naval Academy after graduating from Bishop Scully High School in Amsterdam, N.Y. He and his company mates keep the USNA “Magic” alive

My son who served as a Naval Surface Warfare Officer and has demonstrated his leadership skills throught his Naval and Civilian Careers.

Surface Warfare Officer who served in USS Normandy, USS Samuel B Roberts and Fleet Combat Training Command.

The epitome of a Sailor, Leader, Friend who showcased the perfect balance of humor, humility, compassion and drive. Honor to serve alongside.

Rob lives every day of his life upholding the oath he took as an officer of the US Marine Corps. He is a patriot, loving husband, and father.

LT. Katelyn George is from Loveland, Ohio and played soccer for the Naval Academy. She has chosen to serve as a Surface Warfare Officer (SWO).

Lt. William H. Dorriety, II is currently serving The United States of America Navy in Kings Bay, Georgia. He is the Navigation Officer for the USS Wy

John was a career Submariner having used a verity of skills in an AKA, diesel boat and nuclear sub. He retired with the rank of Cmdr.

Paul was a great husband, friend, and brother. We all miss his infectious smile, humor, easy-going nature and joyful personality. GBU Paul!

Bill is a true Patriot, a loving husband, father, and grandfather devoted to his wife Carolyn, their 5 children, their spouses and 12 grandchildren.

REAL CHARACTER WAS ACHIEVED WHEN FACED WITH LIFE CHANGING EVENTS WAS TO GET UP AND MOVE FORWARD, LESSONS LEARNED, FOR A BRIGHT SUCCESSFUL TOMORROW.

Son. Brother. Teammate. Classmate. Marine. Hero.

Gene had only one speed: Full speed ahead. A spirited aviator who proudly served as an NFO flying in the F-14 Tomcat, Gene made friends with all he m

Roy‘Skip’ Wiegand’s son Major Matt Wiegand gave his life in the service of his country.

Took tremendous pride iin being a USNA grad! Outstanding aviator, husband, father, and friend. I had the honor of serving with John in our first sqo

He postponed his nuclear submarine service so that he could participate in Vietnam aboard a diesel submarine. He has been a loyal supporter of all.

Persistent -proactive-dedicated -always moving forward-educated-lifelong learner-never quits -a leader- a teammate-

Son, Husband and father to 5 great sons who all, including Bob, served and are serving their country in the Armed Forces.

Persistent -proactive-dedicated -always moving forward-educated-lifelong learner-never quits -a leader- a teammate-

Thank you for your service and 67 wonderful years and counting... Jennifer

Proud to serve with the best class that had the last real plebe year! Beat Army!

My "wife" of 3 years in the 36th Co. Passed too early.

Marine Major. First class of Arabic Majors from USNA. Deployed with Cultural Support Team in 2012 to Afghanistan

Surface Warfare Officer and Communications Officer during the Vietnam War

Brian was a loving son, husband and father. He is greatly missed and will always be remembered in our hearts!!

Tom was an academic and athletic standout in 12th Co. N* letterman and Captain of the Lightweight Crew Team ‘83-‘84. Served 10 years after USNA.

Nothing more rewarding than serving your country. Thank you!

CPL USMC 1955-1957 Love you Mom. RIP Marine

LCDR Hume was Navy all American full back, became Navy pilot, was in battle of Guadalcanal, flew hurricane hunters and presidents after war.

An honorable man; devoted to his faith, his family and his country. My father, my hero.

Through both the rough seas and calm waters of life, I will always honor my steadfast fellow veteran and life partner ... '86, '16, '19

Honor, integrity, commitment, and love for God, family, and country are what he lives every day.

Perhaps the most impressive person, veteran or otherwise, that I have had the privilege to meet and work with. Semper Fi.

Thank you for your valuable service to this country. You are both very intelligent individuals that could do so many other things with your talents.

The best husband in the world, super dad, and true Marine. Semper fi.

Naval Aviator Bob Gradel grew up in NYC, graduated Brooklyn Tech and later USNA in 1953. Married Nurse Corps LT Dorothy Briscoe. Served 1949-1981.

Twin brother USMA grad. I was 1983 USNA. 30 year COL - tour in Afghanistan. Always a winner in the house at Army-Navy!

I want to thank all Naval Academy Graduates, Veterans, but especially the great class of 78 for their service to our great Nation.

Deceased roommate from Class of 1983. 30 yr Marine Col. Generous with his time and talents. Passed away in 2018 - a true friend.

An amazing, compassionate man taken from us far to soon. Thank you for your sacrifice and rest easy.

Spent 30 years in Nuclear Submarine Service(11Active, 19 Reserves). Retired CAPT, USNR

A veteran that loves his country and continues to serve.

A proud American that served his country well.

WWII Veteran Submarine skipper during the toughest part. Awarded the Navy Cross. A good leader and father to all of our family.

Thank you to you, and all your 2008 classmates, for your service to our country. You entered the Navy during difficult times and persevered to serve.

The consummate Midshipman and Naval Officer, as well as a loving husband and devoted father. A hero - my hero - in every sense of the word.

Kristi we can never find the perfect words to share with you on how proud we are for you choosing to serve to our country. Thank you!

Thank you for your years of leadership and mentorship in and out of uniform. The epitome of a Naval Officer and shipmate!

Dear Gregory, Thank you for your perseverance and accomplishments in the short time since you have left USNA.

Ship Captain, Husband, Father, Grandfather. American.

Capt Kennedy lost his life, along with 11 other Marines, in a tragic helicopter crash off the coast of Oahu in January 2016. Semper Fidelis.

Supply Corps and Vietnam veteran who passed along the ideals of a USNA officer and gentleman to his sons, and the grandchildren he had yet to meet

BlackJack, thank you for your service and dedication to our country.

25 years of active and reserve duty was his way of saying "I Love My Country"!!

A distinguished retired 3-star Admiral, who continues to serve our country today in the advancement of the Silent Service. BZ Sully!

KIA 5/11/2007

Great dad, vet, pilot.

David M Yorck USNA 2005 is a first generation American born in California, His father fled NSDAP Deutschland and his Mother fled Persia in 1978.

Warrior, Leader, A-6 Intruder Pilot, Dad to 4. CO, VA 75 Sunday Punchers. KIA leading night strike, NVN, 18 Sep 65. My wingman on dark nights.

Thank you Kyle (2006), Katy (2008) and Evan (2012) for your continued service to our country. Your service and character makes this country great!

Proud of our first born son, great person, great brother, great husband and father with a heart of gold. Our favorite Marine. Semper Fi

thank you for your dedication to liberty and family.

Over 40 years of service to his country.

We are forever grateful for your service and your commitment. We love you to the moon and back. Love, Your Family & Friends.

His performance as enlisted PBY airman at Pearl Harbor and Midway earned him entry to USNA. Like others, he kept these heroics to himself for decades.

.God bless you

As your brother I want to thank you for your service and following dad (Joe Lowery Midgett, Class of 1945) and I ( Chris Midgett, Class of 1971)

Patriot, warrior, Navy SEAL. He loves this country and would fight again for our freedoms.

Honoring the memory of Darin and his brother Steve Pontell (’88). Darrin was killed on 9/11 at the Pentagon. Steve perished during flight training.

Mike served his country with dignity and respect

Thanks for continuing the Silent Service for another generation of our family!

Thanks for leading the “Call to Service” for the next generation of our family!

Dave served with honor during Vietnam. His life was a testament to all the things we learned at the Academy. May he rest in peace.

Vietnam Riverine Patrol Veteran, and KILO Co. '83, and OSCAR Co. Color Company Officer.

On 50th reunion year.......honoring all who served and sacrificed. DUCES VIRUM!

Honoring the memories of Steve Pontell (’88) and his brother Darin Pontell (’98). Steve perished during flight training. Darrin was killed on 9/11.

Colonel Ray Curtis served for 30 years in the US Air Force. A leader of leaders, he was beloved of the troops at every base where he commanded.

Active duty USMC: Jun 1970 - Oct 1978. Only Class ‘70 member to fly AV-8A Harriers in operations in CONUS and WESTPAC for nearly five years.

Ron served his country well both on active duty and in public life. He will long be remembered by those who knew him.

Marine Aviator and patriot Jonathan Chunn is a solemn reminder that we drink from wells we did not dig and are warmed by fires we did not light.

Wise, patient and loving Husband, Father and Officer. He was the best of us and taken by the sea from us far before his time. We miss you brother.

We are so proud of you!!!

Thank you for your service! My dad is a USNA grad, class of 1977. He service selected submarines and served on the USS GATO out of Groton, CT.

An ideal midshipman and classmate. He was also a great submarine commander and public school teacher. May he rest in peace.

I’d like to honor my father who served as a corpsman in the navy. He inspired me to attend the Naval Academy and to live a life to the fullest.

Thank you. I am proud to have such a wonderful son and patriot!

Honoring my father who planted the seed in my head to come to the Academy. He served honorably for 26 years as a B-52 pilot and Vietnam Veteran. ❤️

Captain JJ was an excellent Commanding Officer and husband and father and friend to all he met.

Happy veterans day Dr. Charisse Villareal

Thank you for your service and sacrifice. God Bless you and your family.

Thank you for your service, dedication, and loyalty.

A West Point Graduate and Vietnam Veteran; Thank you for your loyal and unwavering service to our country

One of my best buddies at USNA and the perfect specimen to become the outstanding Marine that he was. Perished serving our country in Viet Nam in 1966

Oldest brother, Guggenheim scholar, Masters in Aerospace engineering Princeton, A-6 Intruder pilot of the year VA-35, killed in midair collision 1975

Thank you for being a great friend and mentor!

Semper fidelis, Old Friend…

Thanks Daddy for always inspiring me!

Thank you Woody, for your service as a front line surgeon, during the Vietnam War

Selflessly served our country, Navy, and in particular, Naval Aviation for nearly 40 years. It was an honor & privilege to have worked alongside you!

Mentor, role model, inspiration to many and my father. Pearl Harbor survivor and destroyer skipper during the Korean War. Interred in Arlington.

WWll Veteran....Thank you Dad for your service

CAPT, USN. "Expendable" during WWII. Navy Cross, Army DSC, Silver Star and Purple Heart. RIP.

An outstanding midshipman who left us far too soon…

CAPT, USN. Recce pilot during Korean War and Viet Nam, initial CO of Fleet Electronic Warfare Group.

Harry Rantz LIC, USN, served from 1945-1975. Proud Navy veteran, and adored father and husband. Passed away in 2001. Always in our hearts!

CAPT Cvrk is a patriot who does a yeoman's work in connecting USNA classmates regarding issues that concern national security professionals.

5 special people in my life who are veterans. My dad, my father in law and my husband as well as my 2 amazing daughters serving on active duty now!

Greg gave his life for his country while serving in Baghdad in 2008. He was a beloved friend to several of us in the class of 2001.

Plankowner, CV(A)N-65 USS Enterprise and was aboard her during de-activation ceremony… Proud American, consummate Navy-faithful and even better father

Dan was a fighter and a good friend to all of us.

Vietnam combat veteran 1970-74, went on to become a research scientist, educator, and consultant to corporations and governments in 16 countries.

Thank you for your service and continued focus to lead and build great men & women who serve this country! You Mom & Dad are proud of you!

Tom was one of the most loved members of our company at USNA. He always made himself available to support us.

Diana epitomizes the Navy core values and lives with a humility, selflessness, and integrity that represents USNA to the fullest. Beat Army!

Jason is a Gold Star & missed terribly. Four great sons.

He gave his life on a hill in Viet Nam for his company mates and country.

New Jersey's loss was the Navy's gain! His warm humor was a gift to all who "struggled" to graduate. Thanks B-Bro!

Capt Joe played bball and lax at Navy. He went on to skipper two ballistic submarines during the cold War. He fathered 9 children and 24 grandkids.

Served 7 years in the Navy.

Dick was an integral part of our company at USNA.

Dedicated Patriot, Husband and Father

Thanks for being the consummate role model and teaching me that it is best to take the high road and do the right thing.

The "Bear" came from Bonner Springs, KS and brought with him the joy and life that only a few Midshipmen could give his company mates.

First “boat” to enter Persian Gulf

Thank you for your service.

Happy Veterans Day to all those who have worn the uniform, past and present, 2 years or 30.

Great contributions to the Class of 1969 and to the Naval Service for his work with the Seals in Vietnam.

Thank you for your continued service and the sacrifices that you and your family have made with multiple deployments, moves, and special assignments.

Semper Fi to my parents who both proudly served in the USMC during the Korea campaign. RIP Marines. I love you and miss you both.

My daughter Jessica a graduate of class 2012 and now an EDO. She is smart, intelligent, dedicated and committed to the mission of the Navy

Thank you Kerry! From Lance and Jill

RDML/BG Baker was a 10th Company Midshipmen from a class that produced many Flag officers. Thank you for your service as a line officer and Chaplain!

Retired as a CDR in the Supply Corps. Served afloat in USS Walton (DE 361) anf USS Henry L. Stimson (SSBN 655 Blue). Currently resides in Sunset Beach

Superb athlete, roommate, best friend. Navy football #87 wide receiver and honorable All American. Distinguished Aviator. Gone but not forgotten.

In recognition for those who served from the Coffey Family.

INVICTUS

RIP USNA Class of '76 28th Company classmates that have passed: Mark Gontkovic, Rich Eisloeffel, Reed Jarvi, Dave Markham, and Sylvan (Van) Sewell.

Thanks for everything, Jason.

Continue to be the great person and leader that you are. Thank you for your service and make the change for a better World

Neil was a hero and loved by all. Although he left in 2001 after a battle with cancer, his spirit endures. Happy Veteran's Day Old Man! We miss you!

For 1 whole year surviving the Thundering Herd of 33rd, 3 years of bliss in Sweet Sixteen, and 6 years slipping the surly bonds of earth on gold wings

My father, who enlisted in the Marines before becoming a midshipman, and graduated in 1953.

Thank you for your service as a submarine officer.

Deeply missed by so many. A proud Marine who loved his county. God bless you.

My brother, son of enlisted Marines who served in WWII, one in the Solomons Campaign, enlisted at the height of the Vietnam conflict.

Surface Warfare Officer, Veteran Desert Shield and Desert Storm, USS NASSAU (LHA-4) and Operation Infinite Reach, ABRAHAM LINCOLN STRIKE GROUP

My thanks to all in the '87 family for your service and friendship.

Associated with the United States Navy for 18 years, in the NROTC, he United States Naval Academy, and the flying Navy.

An "Old Soul" of a man since we first arrived at Mother B in 1990. A gentleman, scholar, and fine Officer. He will be missed.

Best wife and mom there is. Happy Veteran’s Day!

LT John Lowell '95, is a fantastic leader, mentor, and caring officer. He served in Anzio as 1st LT and Nashville as Navigator.

A good man and great officer. A gentle giant. He will be missed.

An eye surgeon and physician of extraordinary character, commitment and understanding.

Great servant leader, in military service, business and philanthropy. He epitomizes what USNA grads should add to the world.