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Navy Sets E/ee.^8 ^
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25^ $*J^>{5iWwniwl,, W, flounced, .thpt the, 1,7th . annual, national competitive,. examiqa-, Him.for the Regular Naval .Reserve Officers .Training Corps; will be given jto eligible.' high school Seniors'iind graduatoa on Deo. Application.' forma' are Bow avafli&le pnd WnA fee maded by November 16. • : ' P&nktied to bfflchr output ofthje Naval Acadenjy, the NROTC! program makes it pois*fble ‘ for'a ydbrtg' man to chrh a Regular ipinniission while studying iit the civil-1 iftp college of his ChcWe which ha* an NROTC unit, All tuition,' fees and books are furnished'by the Navy, and the student -receives an, anneal Retainer ’ of (600 not more than fotib- years.' During the ibtmriers the student' goes on interesting training cruises as a midshipman. After wiceessfuHy completing the usnal four years College course* he is commissioned . in the ' Regular Navy or Marine Corps and goes on active duty as a prospective career officer tvith the Navy’s modern fleets. Immediate challenging assignments; to,.flight, training or submarine training; will offer varied, career potential to those who apply and gualjfy.
' J • t - r * ■ High School seniors and graduates who have reached the lfth anniversary of birth and' have not reached the 21st anniversary of birth on June SO, 1963, may apply for the NROTC aptitude test. Those who make a qualifying score will be given a rigid medical exam early in 1963, From the number of qualified young men remaining in competition, more than 2000 will be Selected to begin their naval careers in college next September.
Application forms are available it . high schools, Navy Recruiting Stations or from the Chief of Naval Personnel, Department of the Navy, Washington 26, D.C. :
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