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HRES 723119th CongressIntroduced
Recognizing the 180th anniversary of the United States Naval Academy.
Introduced: Sep 16, 2025
Defense & National Security
Standard Summary
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This resolution commemorates the 180th anniversary of the United States Naval Academy, which was established on October 10, 1845, in Annapolis, Maryland. The resolution honors the Academy's long history of training naval and Marine Corps officers, recognizing its academic excellence and the significant contributions its graduates have made to military service, government, and American society. It celebrates the Academy's mission of developing leaders with strong moral character and professional competence while acknowledging the sacrifices of alumni who have served in conflicts from the Civil War through modern times.
Key Points
- 1Recognizes October 10, 2025, as the 180th anniversary of the U.S. Naval Academy, founded by Secretary of the Navy George Bancroft in Annapolis
- 2Honors the Academy's 93,140 graduates, including 2,700 who died in action or in the line of duty
- 3Acknowledges distinguished alumni including 1 President, 32 Members of Congress, 48 Governors, 73 Medal of Honor recipients, and 55 astronauts
- 4Affirms the Academy's official motto "Ex Scientia Tridens" (From knowledge, seapower) and its mission to prepare officers for evolving security challenges
- 5Calls on all Americans to join in celebrating the Academy's accomplishments and contributions to the nation
Impact Areas
Military Education: Reaffirms congressional support for providing quality education to future Navy and Marine Corps leadersNational Recognition: Provides formal acknowledgment of the Academy's historical significance and ongoing contributions to national defenseVeterans and Active Service Members: Honors current students, alumni still serving, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country
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