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08/07/10
Scottish warriors of old would emerge from the fog with faces painted, bagpipes blaring and drums pounding, all designed to put the fear of God - and plaid kilts - into English soldiers' hearts. 
Courtesy of John von ParisLooking like Mel Gibson, but with a military haircut, Marine Corps Maj. Jay Antonelli rallies Naval Academy plebes for a “Braveheart” run. Today will mark the last of those runs for Plebe Summer 2010. Find Us On Facebook
Bright and early this morning, Naval Academy plebes will get a version of the "Braveheart" treatment when one of their training officers, Marine Corps Maj. Jay Antonelli, will show up on the banks of Spa Creek wearing war paint and a kilt, and carrying a Marine Corps sword. And, like the English soldiers, the plebes will learn to run. Antonelli, the officer in charge of plebe physical training, has donned his...
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