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Navy Recruit Graduation 9.21.2007 - Great Lakes, IL

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Naval Service Training Command - Recruit Graduation September 21, 2007. Justien Cadiz

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  • Cadiz is in Pensacola, FL until October and then headed to Key West for like 3 years. If you want to get intouch with him let me know.

  • whats the song?

  • It is from Crimson Tide "Main Theme" is what it was called.

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  • i leave tomorrow!!

  • i just started enlisting today. I have never been more proud or excited in my life

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  • its crazy how some people cant wait to join. I'm just have to wait 1 year until i get out.

  • I graduated the same day at the same place. Division 943. HOOYAH!

  • thank you for sharing the video.  My son graduates basic training today and i wasnt able to go. i was very emotional watching your video. i am so proud of my son.

  • I ship 20100222

  • Dress Blues are actually a year round uniform. To wear your Dress Whites is just a convenience for the seasons. Tropical (hawaii, guam etc..) Dress Whites all year, unless you mess up..

  • Yes and No, the Navy wears uniforms seasonally. They wear whites in the summer and spring, and Blues (the black uniforms) during the winter and fall.

  • Hooyah div 344

  • what do graduates wear now? black dress uniforms?

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