Long Gray Line

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The Long Gray Line is the enduring collective of graduates of the United States Military Academy at West Point, symbolizing their shared traditions, service, and lifelong bond.

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Long Gray Line canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collective identity
tradition
associatedWith United States Military Academy
United States Military Academy
surface form: West Point
colorSymbolizes gray cadet uniforms at West Point
connectedTo United States Army officer commissioning
United States Military Academy
surface form: West Point motto "Duty, Honor, Country"

history of the United States Military Academy
emphasizes lifelong obligation to service
loyalty among graduates
shared professional ethos
hasColorReference gray
hasCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
hasLanguage English
hasMetaphoricalMeaning unbroken line of officers commissioned from West Point
hasOriginPlace United States Military Academy
surface form: United States Military Academy at West Point
hasTemporalScope from early 19th century to present
mentionedIn U.S. Army historical narratives
United States Military Academy publications
speeches at West Point ceremonies
refersTo graduates of the United States Military Academy
relatesTo West Point class system
alumni network
military tradition
officer corps of the United States Army
symbolizes continuity of West Point graduates across generations
duty, honor, country
lifelong bond among West Point graduates
service to the United States
shared traditions of West Point graduates
usedBy United States Army
United States Military Academy community
West Point alumni

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