Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium is the home of Navy Midshipmen football in Annapolis, Maryland, creating a uniquely patriotic atmosphere on game days. The stadium honors all Navy and Marine Corps veterans through its design and displays. Located on the Naval Academy grounds, it offers picturesque views and a setting unlike any other in college football. The venue hosts the Army–Navy Game when it alternates to Annapolis, drawing national attention. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium embodies tradition, service, and the spirit of the Armed Forces.

The stadium opened in 1959 and was extensively renovated in 2004, expanding capacity to over 34,000. It was built to honor Navy and Marine Corps personnel who served in World War II and Korea. The facility has hosted the Army–Navy Game multiple times, including memorable editions of college football's greatest rivalry. Navy's triple-option offense and disciplined play have created countless memorable moments. The stadium remains a sacred ground for the Naval Academy and military community.