Army vs Navy at J.F.K stadium was a sight to behold.I'm a lot older now i thank my father and uncle for taking me as a boy to the game ,I will always have that memory .

President Theodore Roosevelt started the tradition in 1901. I am assuming the reason how/why the tradition started is because the President was a former Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and later served as an Army Officer.

One thing this guy doesn't know is how to pronounce "Michie." That part was painful.

Fun Fact: It's pronounced "Mikey" not "Mitchy"

Teddy Roosevelt started the tradition: Army first half, then Navy for the 2nd half, with the secretary of defense doing the opposite. This was to ensure at least one leader was on each side during the game.

Army-Navy…the greatest rivalry of all time.

Army won. Life is back to normal.

I was Pete Dawkins/Col Dawkins driver at Fort Ord, CA....I was 571st MP CO. You have never met a nicer guy,...he became the youngest general in the US ARMY at the time....32 years old great guy!

Go navy, beat army. 14 years and counting

When you come down here looking for the year, but all you find is a rivalry.. P.S. Go Navy, Beat Army

Do 5 things you don't know about Army and Marine Corps Infantry.

Go Navy! Beat Army!

Go army, rekt navy!

Go Navy, beat Army!

I think JFK would be so happy to hear about the nations tribute ♥️

It’s not Mitchie. AND did you know that cadets actually cheered for Navy? During WWII, with fuel rations, no travel meant no fans so the cadets drew lots and the losers had to heer for Navy...

One other fact you could have mentioned was that Army and Navy didn’t play from 1894 to 1898 because during the 1893 game a general and admiral got into a fight and almost had a duel. There were five other years the game wasn’t played, including twice during World War I.

1:00 "Dennis Michie" is actually pronounced like "Dennis Mike-ee."

Go Army! Beat Navy!

I love this country

Let's go marines

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Top Five American Aces!

Ike being the only president to play in the game, not surprising. There's only been three men to become President who either attended West Point or Annapolis. Ulysses S. Grant, Dwight D. Eisenhower, And James Earl "Jimmy" Carter. Considering Grant was not only President before there was an Army-Navy Game but had been dead for five years when the first game was held, he's obviously ruled out. Which would only leave Ike, the West Point man, and Cater, the Naval Academy man. Don't know if Carter even played sports at AnnapolisAnd the war bond thing ain't a shocker either. Let's face it, just about anything that drew people was a chance to sell war bonds..

Can u do 5 things u didn't know about the Ar 15?

SEMPER FI‼️🍻

Go Navy, Beat Army!

Go army

But Oswald management got got off thrree shots with a itayin carcanoe

Go Army - Sink Navy

Top military assault rifle ?? Can u ?

Please edit your narrative to proper pronunciation of Michie.

Is there a air force/ coast Guard game? call it the boy scout jamboree lol.

Pronunciation of Michie is Mike-ee, not Mitch-ee.

Fun fact it was the first game for the players to wear football helmets

For the love of all things holy, please figure out how to pronounce Michie...

How about the Army Navy Game being the first football game to use replay?

Eagles play in Philadelphia

"Mitchy" *eye twitch* Mitchy *loud exhale* Mitchy *fisted knuckles* Mitchy *silent screams* Mitchy

GO ARMY BEAT NAVY! #SingSecond

It is Mike-ee, not Mitch-ee.

Stalbach?

"Mitch-ee????!!!"

Michie is pronounced "Mikey"

Go navy beat army

Except Obama he didn't even show up last year

go army sink navy

GO NAVY BEAT ARMY

Fifth

Army STILL doesn't have a real football team.

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