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A C KNO WLEDGM ENTS
for the Second Edit ion
On(' of the most satist)'ing aspects of my professional career over the past three decades
has been l11y association with the NJROTC program. I remain convinced that this pro-
grilm represents one of the finest and most worthwhile endeavors that exist to serve
American youth.
:Many thanks arc due the variolls NJilOTC staff and curriculum advisory members,
NJROTC instructors, and various subject matter experts who made numerous sug-
gestions for the first edition of this book and for needed changes and updates in this
second edition.
The N)ROTC unit at Annapolis High School in Annapolis, Maryland, graciously sup-
plied many of the photos of cadets engaged in variolls activities that appear in the leader-
ship section of this hook. Except where otherwise identified, the other photographs and
line art used in the book came from the photo archives of the U.S. Naval Institute, and
from the photo files of the Chief of Naval Information.
finally. thanks are due the editorial and production departments of the Naval
Institute Press for their mallY contributions to the successful production of this volume.
