Navy Day 2024 is on Sunday, October 27, 2024: when is our Indian navy day? AND How the day came as navy day?

Sunday, October 27, 2024 is Navy Day 2024.

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Navy Day is the original day to celebrate the UNITED STATE Navy, and though this party officially was switched out by Armed Forces Day (Third Saturday in May for the U.S.) in 1949, the parties of Navy Day continue on, specifically within the Naval force itself. In addition, research carried out in the 1970s showed the 'true' birthday party of the United States Navy to be October 13th, and the date was officially altered-- nonetheless, the entrenched celebration still holds guide, and October 27th is still usually celebrated instead.

The 27th October was suggested as a day to acknowledge the special day of among the Naval force's supporters which was Aide Secretary of the Naval force in 1897, Theodore Roosevelt.

Prior to 1949 the U.S. Naval force would certainly send its ships to numerous ports for Navy Day, with 1945 having a huge occasion; the current President (President Harry S Truman) examined the fleet in the Nyc Port, and there are pictures of ships docked along the Hudson Stream for the occasions.

Navy Day was last officially observed on October 27th 1949 when Louis A. Johnson directed that the U.S. Naval force's participation in such events would occur in Could, On Armed Forces Day. He was the assistant of the recently made Division of Defense.

The Navy League was not had an effect on by this decision as it is a Civillian Organisation, and they continued to organise occasions as before.

4 December is celebrated as Navy Day in India. This was the day when the Indian Navy played a significant role in the bombing of Karachi harbor in the 1971 war. The name given to the attack was Operation Trident which was launched on December 4. Owing to its success, the day of the attack has been celebrated as Navy Day ever since.

Navy Boot Camp In 4 days!?

You'll be able to keep your toothbrush, but you really shouldn't bring anything at all. Once you get there and start processing, you'll end up boxing everything not allowed up and send it back home.

There will be a chance for you to go to the Navy Exchange and purchase everything that's allowed for Boot camp. Money, cash, you wont need any for the entire time of boot camp. Your pay will just sit there and stack up while you're there. If there's something you need to buy, you'll be able to use your smart card and the amount will be deducted from your pay.

Try to get as much sleep as possible the night before going, because you will be sleep deprived for at least the first week. Yeah, it's going to be tempting to party on the last night of "freedom", but I should say this will be the start of your sleep deprivation, the most part of boot camp is sleep deprivation.

You're going to spend a lot of time learning which side of a hall to walk on, how "not" to talk, and standing in lines, sitting in desk and listening for your name to be called. One, two is the same as left, right, how to walk as a group and who is and is not a sir will be your first three days. These are called your "P" days(processing days, shots, more physicals, placed in your division, re-verification of the things you told the recruiter, signing up for your GI Bill. Make sure you get the GI bill. It's your choice to pay $100 a month for your first year. It may seem like a lot for an airman or seaman when you first join, but when you get out, it's one of the best investments you'll make.(don't worry, while you're in, you'll get 100% tuition assistance for college, you'll never touch your GI Bill while you're in) After all the processing, walking around in your "smurfs"(your blue sweat suit you'll wear before you get your uniforms) and hair cuts, you're on your way. Just listen to what's being said to you and remember that you chose to fight in your country's military, you're an adult now. Oh, if you hate tight places, you might want to practices standing in a box facing a wall, this will be the norm while standing in line. Meaning you'll be standing that close to the person in front of you.

If you'll like to know more, feel free to ask.

Thank you for joining and I wish you the best of luck

Old Navy Business Days ?!?

Traditionally a business day is considered monday through friday. Likely your package will arrive monday.