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FROM THE UDT–SEAL ASSOCIATION.

The UDT-SEAL Association is asking for donations to fund a much needed building to house the National Headquarters of the UDT-SEAL Association and the Naval Special Warfare Foundation. The building is to be located on prime property at the Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base. An opening is scheduled to take place on Reunion Day July 2010. Gifts are tax deductible.

Send check, money order, or use credit card. Give for the good of the order!

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Navy 38 — Army 3

Navy Blue and Gold

Now colleges from sea to sea
May sing of colors true,
But who has better right then we
To hoist a symbol hue?
For sailors brave in battle fair
Since fighting days of old,
Have proved a sailor's right to wear
The Navy Blue and Gold.

So hoist our colors, hoist them high,
And vow allegiance true,
So long as sunset gilds the sky
Above the ocean blue,
Unlowered shall those colors be
Whatever fate they meet,
So glorious in victory,
Triumphant in defeat.

Four years together by the Bay
Where Severn joins the tide,
Then by the Service called away,
We've scattered far and wide;
But still when two or three shall meet,
And old tales be retold,
From low to highest in the Fleet
Will pledge the Blue and Gold.

—CDR Roy DeS. Horn, USN (Ret)

 

 

 

Now colleges from sea to sea may sing of colors true,
But who has better right than we to hoist a symbol hue:
For sailors brave in battle fair since fighting days of old
Have proved the sailor’s right to wear the Navy Blue & Gold.

Four years together by the Bay, where Severn joins the tide,
Then by the Service called away, we’re scattered far and wide;
But still when two or three shall meet, and old tales be retold,
From low to highest in the Fleet, we’ll pledge the Blue & Gold.

So hoist our colors, hoist them high, and vow allegiance true,
So long as sunset gilds the sky, above the ocean’s blue.
Just let us live the life we love, and with our voyage through,
May we all muster up above, a-wearing Navy Blue.

 

Now colleges from sea to sea may sing of colors true,
But who has better right than we to hoist a symbol hue:
For sailors brave in battle fair since fighting days of old
Have proved the sailor’s right to wear the Navy Blue & Gold.

Four years together by the Bay, where Severn joins the tide,
Then by the Service called away, we’re scattered far and wide;
But still when two or three shall meet, and old tales be retold,
From low to highest in the Fleet, we’ll pledge the Blue & Gold.

So hoist our colors, hoist them high, and vow allegiance true,
So long as sunset gilds the sky, above the ocean’s blue.
Just let us live the life we love, and with our voyage through,
May we all muster up above, a-wearing Navy Blue.

 

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"...we cannot exist without mutual help. All, therefore, that need aid have right to ask it of their fellow-mortals; no one who has the power of granting can refuse it without guilt." —The Black Dwarf, Sir Walter Scott
 

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Editor:

To all frogs and SEALs everywhere, and your families, rejoice and remember to fill the coming year with love, joy, and peace.

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These are the kind of "chicks" Phil Carrico raises on his farm in Texas.
 

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