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Corps Indoor Training Facility, interior construction, June 2016
No full textConstruction workers installing the hydraulic track during the interior constuction of the Corps Indoor Training Facility, June 30, 2016
Spring FTX, April 2016
No full textCadets complete community service projects during Spring FTX, making repairs and cleaning up the areas around Boxerwood Gardens and Theater at Lime Kiln, April 2016
Army Spartan Race, 2016
No full textThe Army Reserve Officers Training Corps celebrating the 100th anniversary of its founding, on April 18, 2016 by participating in a Spartan Race around the VMI North Post
Thomas Tredway Civil War letter, 1862
No full textOne letter (1862 February 17) from Cadet Thomas B. Tredway to his father, William Marshall Tredway of Chatham, VA. Thomas discusses VMI's daily academic routine and other aspects of cadet life
History of Second Battalion, 5th Regiment U.S. Marines : Jun. 1st-Jan. 1st 1919.
No full textOfficial record of the activities of the Second Battalion, 5th Regiment, U. S. Marines, Second Division, American Expeditionary Forces, from June 1, 1917 - January 1st, 1919. "Approved by C. Dunbeck, Capt., U.S.M.C., Commanding 2nd Bn. 5th Regt. Marines. 24 pages
Mathematics class notes, Cadet Edward C. Shepherd, ca. 1853
No full textNotes by Cadet Edward C. Shepherd (Class of 1855) taken in the mathematics class taught by Superindentent Francis H. Smit
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. World War I Correspondence, 1917-1919
No full textLetters written during World War I by U. S. Marines Corps officer Lt. Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. Shepherd. Addressed to his mother and other members of his family, the letters provide details about his training and combat service in France, and his subsequent brief assignment with the allied occupation forces in Germany. This item is related to Shepherd's WWI memoirs and diary, also available online
James M. Drake Civil War letter, 1862
No full textCivil War letter, addressed to his father, is dated August 26, 1862 and was written from Alexandria, Virginia, where the Regiment was encamped. Drake presents his views on slavery, discusses the city, mentions inaccuracy of northern war news ("Don't you believe all your Northern papers say, the Union is in great danger of a complete defeat.") and discusses Union officers' view of Stonewall Jackson ("Most of our officers have a great fear of Jackson."
Minutes of the VMI Board of Visitors. April 29-30, 2016
No full textOfficial minutes of the governing body of the Virginia Military Institut
Institute Report. February 2016
No full textA publication of the VMI Office of Communications and Marketing containing news and events information. Volume XLIV, Number