Plebe summer pictures
- Thread starter Swnoslo
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Check this sites out:
1) plebesummer.com
We purchased the $39.95 membership.
We have seen about 10 photographs of our plebe.
"With the purchase of membership, you and the member who referred you will receive a $10 gift certificate, each! Please provide last name of person recommending you."
if you decide to purchase a membership please refer: England
2) dropshots.com/nushic
1) plebesummer.com
We purchased the $39.95 membership.
We have seen about 10 photographs of our plebe.
"With the purchase of membership, you and the member who referred you will receive a $10 gift certificate, each! Please provide last name of person recommending you."
if you decide to purchase a membership please refer: England
2) dropshots.com/nushic
This one is a hidden gem on Flickr -- a video that shows, among other things, how hard it is to manage that dixie cup until it's washed and shrunk some. Brought back two summers' (plebe and detailer) worth of memories. Got a younger cousin who's Class of '18 (although not in this video).
https://www.flickr.com/photos/unitedstatesnavalacademy/14550975132/in/set-72157645050247797/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/unitedstatesnavalacademy/14550975132/in/set-72157645050247797/
I have a quick question, if no one minds.
As I was looking though the photos, it seemed like all the females had their hair in a bob. Is this how it works in the Navy, or are you allowed to keep your hair up if you can get it up fast/well enough?
Thanks.
As I was looking though the photos, it seemed like all the females had their hair in a bob. Is this how it works in the Navy, or are you allowed to keep your hair up if you can get it up fast/well enough?
Thanks.
Navy is the only branch of the military that requires females have short hair (above their collar) upon entry. At USNA if a female wants to go Marines then she still has to cut her hair upon entry. However, after plebe summer they can grow it out as long as it doesn't touch the bottom of the collar. There are some other regs on braids, etc. that I am not familiar with. At USNA they issue barretts to keep their hair off their face.
To be honest, I was glad I had short hair - it was one less thing to deal with.
