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Passing through Johnson Gate this afternoon, the cadets of the ROTC will be approaching the end of a long march, and Mil Sci as a course and institution will be nearing the finale of 27 years of service. It was in the fall of 1916 that the first Army class in Military Science and Tactics was held here; since that time the unit has plugged ahead through rough times, often faltering, sometimes erring, but turning out many efficient Field Artillery officers on the way. Born as a quick trainer for the last war, the ROTC has become a national fact...
James H. Reynolds, Jr. '43, of Winthrop House and Lowell, Cadet Colonel, will receive the award for excellence in Mil Sci 4, while William P. Schlichter '44 of Leverett House and Cambridge will be awarded a similar prize for his work in Mil Sci...
...formal review over, the 240 Mil Sci men will fall out into four demonstration teams, which will exhibit their training in the firing battery, gunnery, fire direction, and foot drill. With Cadet Col. James H. Reynolds, Jr. in charge, the demonstration will last until 4:45 o'clock. All men will then reassemble for retreat ceremonies...
...spite of unfavorable weather, Mil Sci gunnery classes have continued as usual, although shifting winds and varying pressures have been making it difficult for the "B.C." at times. Mil Sci III is getting its first taste of "Large T" and wishes it could go back to "Axial...
Captain Andrew Marshall, Jr., last remaining member of last year's officer complement, was transferred to Camp Beale, Cal., last week. Captain Marshall came here last spring as Mil Sci 1 instructor; he has since instructed Mil Sci 3 and 4, served as detachment commander, and as acting adjutant and executive of the Regiment. He joins 1st Lts. Jim Gibbons '41, Joe Ambrose '42 and Jim Hays '42 in the 13th Armored Division at Beale...