Six future presidents served in the navy - George H. W. Bush, Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Nixon, Ford and Carter. Both Roosevelts served as assistant-secretaries of the Navy. Bush was a navy pilot since there was no separate air force department in those days.
President Umbilicus went to the Navel Academy. Jimmy Carter went to the Naval Academy.
He went to USMA, West Point, NY.
He went to the Naval Academy and straight into the Navy.
he attended Georgia Southwestern College and the Georgia Institute of Technology, and received a B.S. degree from the United States Naval Academy in 1946.
Ulysses S. Grant and Dwight D. Eisenhower were the two West Point graduates who went on to be US President.
Jimmy Carter went to United States Naval Academy (BS)
Six presidents served in the US navy. John F. Kennedy Jimmy Carter George H. W. Bush joined the navy but soon got into flying bombing misssions for the navy. There was no separate air force at that time. Gerald Ford Richard Nixon were all on active duty in the navy Lyndon B. Johnson served in the naval reserve but went on one danger reconaissance mission and earned a medal.
David Robinson (formerly of the San Antonio Spurs, now retired) attended the United States Naval Academy.
Ross Perot went to Texarkana CollegeUnited States Naval Academy (BS)
No. he volunteered. He went to the United States Naval Academy, where at graduation he was commissioned as an Ensign in the US Navy.
Only three presidents attended either West Point or the Naval Academy. U.S. Grant, D. D. Eisenhower (both went to West Point) & Jimmy Carter (U. S. Naval Academy). Football wasn't around when Grant went to West Point. Eisenhower did play football at West Point in the linbackers position (he once assisted on a tackle of Jim Thorpe). I could find no referance of Jimmy Carter playing football at the Academy. So a good guess would be D. D. (Ike) Eisenhower.
Carter went to the public schools of Plains, Georgiathrough high school. After high school, he went to the US Naval Academy at Annapolis where he graduated.