John Paul Jones crypt beneath the chapel was pretty swell but the chapel was closed. Seems as though the cadets aren't allowed to marry until after graduation and the chapel was booked booked booked...well, graduation is next week. During our coming and going, I noted at least three different bridal parties rehearsing....but then as luck would have it as we were passing back to leave, the no visitor signs were down....in we went...just like we knew what we were doing. What a marvelous place...special blue glass windows, blue carpet, and blue pew seat pads. Nautical religious scenes on the stained glass...used by all the religious groups on campus. Of special note was the candle in the pew...placed there in the 60s as a tribute to MIAs and POWs...it is lit during services and no one sits in that pew...no matter how crowded the chapel may be. It has stayed on as a symbol of thanks and remembrance for those who serve and fight for freedom. Pretty darn cool way to say thanks if you ask me...