November 2, 2021
He said the cadets must practice daily and understand the impact of their actions in an effort to develop good habits.
“Be that person in the group who makes everyone around you better,” Petters said.
“Sometimes it’s the person next to you who gets the promotion but the people in that group, they know. And that becomes a bond that transcends geography and time.”
Petters received a parting gift on stage from Regimental Commander Ryan Taylor. Without delay Petters raised it overhead and, referring to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy mascot, told cadets: “Go Bears!”
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