Naval Officer Accomplishments

To be a 1%. No, not those high-fashion celebrities or exclusive billionaires, I aspire to serve among the elite 1% of men and women who are U.S. Naval Officers. Within my family alone a 100% service rate has commanded its way through from WWII to the present. The Navy runs in my blood as an inspirational goal. Acquiring the moral responsibilities of a leader would ensure my personal attributions be a well-rounded design. I feel a debt of gratitude to America, and no better way to repay than through military service. I’ve observed that a key objective for the military is the intent to inspire. With an extensive background in family Naval history, my grandfather (Navy 0-5 F6F Hellcat pilot), uncle (Navy 0-5 F-14 pilot), mother (Navy 0-4 Intelligence Officer), and father (Navy 0-4 C-2 Greyhound pilot) have all influenced me to follow the tradition generations old. The aspiration to secure our skies and seas exhilarates me to no end. I want to provide the chance of a valuable and productive life to future posterity, attributes that have been afforded to me. The Navy

As I work my way up through the ranks taking on new responsibilities, I will be prepared for the basic needs of an officer. With an officer job, I could respond to more serious and upgraded duties to work successfully and effectively as a team captain. I also feel it is my obligation as an American citizen to pay homage to our veterans and country. It is important to keep the legacy of America alive, and as an officer I can see myself on the forefront. After seeing the multitude of honor veterans receive, my donation to them would be to continue their labor of freedom in the Navy. I want to be a Naval Officer for the joys of the sea, machines, and American power. It wouldn’t be a job for me rather an exhilarating lifestyle. To be apart of the 1% relegates integrity, commitment and American