Cheney calls on Academy graduates to fight terrorism

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As 68 Maryland residents graduated from the Naval Academy on Friday afternoon, Vice President Richard Cheney lauded the class of 2006 for serving in a time of war and emphasized that combating terrorism would “define” their careers as military officers.

“You are the first class to enter the academy following the attacks of 9/11,” Cheney said. “And I?m guessing that more than a few of you were inspired to military service by that attack on our country. ”

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