US Naval Training Center - Anchor Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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'o S Q U. S. NAVAL TRAINING CENTER Scan Diego, Californiasi O Q 1 I P OUNTLESS GENERATIUNS of seafaring men have come to regard the anchor as a symbol of i, their profession and a mark of security to the ships in cf which they serve. By the Romans the anchor was re- garded as a symbol of wealth and commerce, while the C' Greeks gave to it the significance of hope and steadiness, a meaning that persists in religion and heraldry today. C' The symbolism of the Greeks was carried on by the early ,J Christians with a meaning of steadfastness, hope and t salvation. tim Here, too, in recruit training, the anchor has special significance, not only as the symbol of the recruit's new life and surroundings but also as the steadfast symbol of the security in his new career that his recruit training will give him. In the pages that follow, the daily life of a recruit is traced fr o m his initial arrival at the Naval Training Center until his graduation some nine weeks later. ':l:'I-:l::E: .A.1u'GI10Iz. gg