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Dave R. Palmer
"'To provide the nation leaders of character who serve the common defense' is West Point's reason for being and has been since Washington's time. "
“To Provide The Nation With Leaders Of Character”: The 53rd USMA Superintendent Reflects On A Lifetime Of Service
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Michael G. Rutledge
“A Career Filled With Detours”: From SEAL to Night Stalker
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Katherine “Kitsy” Stevens Van Deusen Westmoreland
Kitsy Westmoreland On Service, Family, And The Army Life
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Vincent Speranza
Trial by Fire and Snow: A Replacement Paratrooper at Bastogne
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Carl Bennett
“Just A Bunch Of Boonie Rats, Trying To Survive”: Service In Vietnam With The “Five-Oh-Deuce”
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Melinda (Koester) Pendino
“I Always Wanted To Help. That’s Been My Life”: A Donut Dollie In Vietnam
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Fred Forsyth
A 1950s Rakkasan On Service In Japan And Stateside
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Jesse Ramey
“We Kept Us Alive”: A Squad Leader Forging A Team In Vietnam
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Terry Wiley
“The Learning Never Stopped”: A Vietnam War Grunt Retires As A Delaware National Guard General
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Marc Gunnels
Aspirational And Inspirational: Marc Gunnels’ Decades As An Ambassador Of West Point
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Ron Harsch
“In My Heart I Was A Drum Set Player”: A Jazz Knight In The West Point Band
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Michael Joseph Cerrone
“For God And Country”: A West Point Graduate’s Path To Priesthood
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Joe Webb
Not His First Rodeo: Service In Vietnam As A Civil Affairs And Infantry Officer
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Vincent Speranza
“The Snow Turned Red”: A Paratrooper Remembers Bastogne
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Sanders Matthews
A Buffalo Soldier at West Point
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Frank Mirabella
“Do What I Do, Shoot When I Shoot”: Surviving Hell On Iwo Jima
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