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The Naval Aademy's mascots were present for the entire Army/Navy Game December 11, 2010 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pa. US Army photo by SSG Aimee Millham.[/caption] The United States Naval Academy mascot is a goat named Billy— very original, we know. Bill the Goat first made an appearance in 1893 and Bill XXXVI reigns as the current naval goat mascot. Goats have a very close history with the navy. For years, ships sailed the seas with livestock on board to provide the crew with fresh food. Goats often ate the garbage produced by the crew and in return provided milk and butter.