A fascinating glimpse into the athletic program at the United States Naval Academy in the early 20th century, the "Manual of Athletic Requirements, United States Naval Academy" offers a comprehensive overview of the physical training and athletic standards expected of midshipmen. Authored by W.A. Richardson, this manual provides detailed guidance on various sports, exercises, and physical activities designed to prepare young officers for the rigors of naval service.
This historical document reflects the values and priorities of the era, emphasizing physical fitness, discipline, and teamwork. It offers insights into the training methodologies and the importance placed on athletics in shaping the character and capabilities of future naval leaders. A valuable resource for historians, sports enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the traditions of the United States Naval Academy.
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