Sentences with phrase «military academy when»

COLONEL FREDERICK S. YEAGER, U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY When candidates for the 1936 plebe football team assembled, Frederick Yeager was there.

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In August, when Askew stepped into her role as First Captain of the U.S. Military Academy's Corps of Cadets, her leadership position broke both racial and gender barriers.

The Alaska Military Youth Academy is making sure its cadets are prepared for when the next one happens.

When the death - of - God theology stormed the theological arena in the United States, Vitezslav Gardavsky, then a professor of Marxist philosophy at the Brno Military Academy in Czechoslovakia, challenged his Marxist colleagues with a book entitled God Is Not Yet Dead.7 Though Gardavsky was not speaking for the Communist Party, it is significant that such a title came from a Marxist Philosopher.

One of the most memorable birthdays ever was on my 14th year when a full orchestra of Culver Military Academy hunks stopped their steamboat by the dock and played «Happy Birthday» and shot off fireworks just for me, I was giddy and giggly for days.

When he was 14 she drove him east in her Model A to the national boys» championships at Culver Military Academy in Culver, Ind..

But I'm sure I speak for the entire brigade when I say that I was shocked and dismayed that a fine magazine such as yours would even suggest, as you did at the end of your preview of the U.S. Military Academy's football season (Sept. 9), that no one cares about the outcome of our traditional game.

They had met five years earlier when Davis, then an assistant coach at The Citadel, had persuaded Maguire to play at the Charleston, S.C., military academy.

- The Under is now 24 - 7 when military academies face each other since 2005.

Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene, A two - star general from the Capital Region, became the highest - ranking American military officer to be killed in a combat zone since the Vietnam War on Tuesday when a gunman dressed as an Afghan soldier opened fire on U.S. and coalition leaders touring a military academy in Kabul.

In just his second on - screen role, Cruise plays an unhinged military cadet who goes to extreme lengths to protect the academy when it's threatened by encroaching condo developers.

When House Bill 2186 passed in Oregon, leaders at Willamette Leadership Academy (WLA), a public charter school that uses a military structure for behavior management, needed an automated performance evaluation solution to help them meet the new performance evaluation requirements... and they knew exactly where to look.

But Newton first got his start in gaming when he was at the U.S. Military Academy, where he joined the Wargaming Club.

When Woodrow Wilson needed help understanding the science of military preparedness, he asked the Academy's eminent scientists to lay it out for him.