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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Customs_and_traditions_ofCustoms and traditions of the Royal Navy - Wikipedia

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   This is the formal ceremony of raising or lowering of a ship's ensign and jack when in port or at anchor. All shore establishments only fly the White Ensign.

2. www.atlasobscura.com › articles › behind-the-strangeBehind the Strange and Controversial Ritual When You Cross ...

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   Oct 23, 2015 · This is the beginning of a line-crossing ceremony, a centuries-old ritual to inaugurate Equator-crossing virgins. Ship passengers who have never traversed the nautical line are forced to...

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4. www.alexbucklandphotography.co.uk › militaryThe Ultimate Guide on planning a Military Wedding

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   • Army Uniform Hire
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   For some, you may need to hire No 1 dress for the big day. It is a good idea to get these booked early especially for the busy summer wedding dates to ensure it’s available. Most hire shops can get you fitted up to 6 months prior to the wedding date and there are several shops situated close to military garrisons throughout the country. It is advis...

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   For the reception, a nice way to mix it up is to get changed into Mess dress for the evening celebrations. Mess dress is usually much more comfortable and perfectly matches your No 1 dress so the colours look the same throughout the day. If you have any other military guests it is also nice to invite them to change into Mess dress so they can get c...

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   These 3 Services are fortunate to be issued No 1 dress in training as previously mentioned so it is much easier to arrange this prior to the big day. It is advisable to get it out of the cupboard if it hasn’t been worn for a while and get it into your nearest tailors for alterations if required. White belts and white gloves if not issued usually ha...

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5. www.usna.com › events-and-programs-class-ringsEvents and Programs - Class Rings - www.usna.com

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   Class Rings. Tradition and pride are in every U.S. Naval Academy ring. Near the end of their Plebe year, 4/C midshipmen design their class crest that becomes a significant part of their rings, a custom that started with the Class of 1869.

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7. seaflags.us › customs › tradsCustoms, Ceremonies and Traditions of the USN

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   The steps shown in bold in the following description of a typical ceremony are those required by Navy Regulations: The officers and crew, a guard, and music are assembled on the quarterdeck or some other suitable part of the ship (or, if circumstances require, on the pier alongside).

8. www.militarymilestones.com › military-ring-historyMilitary Ring History | About Military Rings

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   A military ring is a tangible means of wearing your pride. And rings are not only for officers. They’re a symbol for all enlisted ranks. The ring tells the story of a military career and serves as a treasured piece to hand down through the generations.

9. preppyinpittsburgh.blogspot.com › 2011 › 05History of the Naval Academy's Ring Dance - Blogger

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   May 18, 2011 · As the tradition now unfolds, Navy chaplains gather and mix water from the seven seas, then dip each ring into this water which symbolizes the mids being "wedded" to the Navy. It is a solemn tradition that the midshipmen take very seriously.