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1. Pride of Belonging
2. Challenge
3. Courage, Poise, & Self-Confidence
4. Self-Reliance, Self Direction, Self-Discipline
5. Leadership & Management Skills
6. Technical Skills (Part 1)
". Technical Skills (Part 2)
7. Educational Opportunities
8. Professional Development
9. Financial Security, Advancement, & Benefits
10. Physical Fitness
11. Travel & Adventure
12. Introduction to the Navy
13. Navy Past, Present, & Future
14. Navy Nuclear Power
15. SEALs, EOD, & Navy Diver
16. Path to a Commission... Officer Programs
17. Screening
18. Delayed Entry Program & Job Classification
19. Recruit Training
20. Family Life
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Challenge

When you're faced with your most difficult challenges, it requires more than strength to overcome these adversities. In a battle of wits, it's the individual with the strongest mind who wins. If you want to strengthen your mind and body, if you're looking for a place where the muscles are strengthened and the mind is sharpened, we have a place for you in the Navy. You'll be challenged to take your place along side the many Sailors who've come before you, to lead in a world that searches for leaders.

Challenge

We have forged leaders,
We have challenged youth,
We have provided wisdom,
We have defended the United States of America,
Before the United States became a Nation or was known by the title ~ Over 200 years! Come meet the challenge with us!

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Challenge of Being a Sailor:

  • A chance to test yourself and see what you're made of
  • Gain immense personal satisfaction
  • Distinguish yourself from the crowd
  • Demanding mental and physical challenges that make life exciting
  • The CHALLENGE of forging a team and then the determination to work as a team

Mental Challenge:

  • Learn to think critically in difficult situations
  • Use your imagination and initiative, be recognized and rewarded
  • Learn to think fast and act decisively
  • Learn to adapt quickly to changing situations
  • Work on continuous self-improvement

Physical Challenge:

  • Recruit Training
  • Physical Training
  • Physical Fitness Test
  • Sports Programs with opportunities to compete

"The Navy is much more than a job; much more than service to country. It is a way of life. It gets in your blood."

~Albert Pratt
The Honorable Assistant Secretary of the Navy, 1955