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“Although it often seems that they are separated by an eternity, our first day as midshipmen and our last are tied together by a common theme. On both of these occasions, we take a solemn oath of al- legiance. We pledge ourselves not to the Academy nor to the Navy, not to the flag, nor even to the leaders of our country. Rather, we swear to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. HDF OFFIC UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY * Having BEEN APPOINTED MIDSHIPMAN IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY, d SOLEMNLY SWEAR (OR AFFIRM) THAT WILI SUPPORT AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION OF ~ J^AGAINST ALL ENEMIES, FOREIGN AN " nniircT,. t_. AND ALLEGIANCE TO THE SAME WITHOUT ANY MENTAL RESEPV ' ^ ON ' J» pUPI^ -. . THATI WILL WELL AND FAITHFULLY DISCHA OF THE OFFICE ON WHICH I AM ABOU ' ^ TEfl ”
