This unique and historically significant lot features three plaques from the US Naval Sea Cadet Corps (NSCC) Trident Patrol Squadron 65, each commemorating different milestones and achievements. These plaques are more than just awards; they represent the dedication, commitment, and service of individuals who have contributed to the rich history of the US Navy and its cadet programs. Dimensions: 9″ x 6″ x 3/4. Description: This plaque is dedicated to AN Powell, recognizing him as the Jr. Sailor of the Quarter from October to December 1990. The plaque features a detailed wood engraving of a Navy aircraft in flight over the ocean, with a submarine in the waters below, symbolizing the dual roles of air and sea patrol in the squadron’s operations. The craftsmanship of the engraving highlights the pride and skill associated with Patrol Squadron 65, making this a valuable piece of military history. Dimensions: 9″ x 7″ x 3/4. Description: This plaque honors LTJG Geary Powell for his service as Executive Officer of Trident Patrol Squadron 65, NSCC, from July 1989 to November 1991. The plaque features a gold and blue metal plate, with a prominent image of the squadron’s aircraft, set against a backdrop of a submarine on the ocean’s surface. The text expresses gratitude for Powell’s dedication and commitment, underscoring the importance of leadership and service within the NSCC. This plaque not only represents personal achievement but also the broader mission and values of the squadron. Dimensions: 8″ x 6″ x 3/4. Description: The third plaque is another tribute to LTJG Geary Powell, highlighting his unselfish commitment and countless hours of service to the Trident Patrol Squadron 65, NSCC, based at Pt. The plaque features a vibrant blue metal plate mounted on wood, with the NSCC emblem and a formal expression of thanks from LT Jose L. Sahagun, Commanding Officer of the squadron. This plaque is a testament to the leadership and volunteer spirit that drives the Naval Sea Cadet Corps. All three plaques exhibit signs of wear and loss consistent with age and use, including scratches, dents and scuffs on the surfaces. Despite these signs of wear, the plaques remain in good structural condition, with the engravings and inscriptions clearly legible. These plaques offer a tangible connection to the history of the US Naval Sea Cadet Corps, specifically the Trident Patrol Squadron 65. The NSCC is a youth program sponsored by the United States Navy, aimed at fostering an appreciation for naval careers, leadership, and maritime heritage. The plaques in this collection not only celebrate individual accomplishments but also serve as symbols of the enduring legacy of the NSCC and its mission to inspire future generations of leaders.