Word: strength
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first duty of each Plattsburg man is not to be lacking from his appointed place. On the way in which that first duty is fulfilled the strength of character for fulfilling other duties will be built. Attendance at the parade next Saturday is an essential part of our training in character to be officers...
...tremendous share of our annual production for purposes which can in no manner be regarded as of primary or secondary or cental human value. Such wastage might well be allowed in times of peace, when all men as a matter of course waste their time and their strength. It can not to the least degree be allowed in time of war, when our utmost strength is called upon that we as a brave nation may achieve triumph...
When Marshal Joffre arrives he should be greeted by the full strength of the Reserve Corps. To present a depleted organization for the review of our distinguished visitor would be a discourtesy to him. Every man who can without actual loss continue his training throughout the period until his attendance at Plattsburg is required should do so for the honor of the Corps, and as a mark of small appreciation towards the Marshal of France...
...these United States many men who had marvelled at the strength of the German arms, and translated their amazement into sympathy, were shocked from their admiration for Germany's ability into horror of her brutality. On the 6th of May, 1915, we were in the truest and fullest sense of the term a neutral nation. On the 8th of May we were no longer neutral...
...sergeant-instructor, U. S. Army. The companies will form a provisional battalion under the command of Captain William S. Bowen, U. S. Army, Assistant Commandant, who will supervise the instruction of these units. The Aid for Assignments will distribute the incoming cadets so as to equalize the strength of the companies: Assignments of instructors are as follows: Provisional Battalion, Captain W. S. Bowen, U. S. Army; 1st Company: 1st Sergeant, Frederick Boyd, U. S. Army; 2d Company, Sergeant Jesse Brown, U. S. Army; 3d Company: Sergeant John J. Kennedy, U. S. Army; 4th Company: Sergeant William Lynch, U. S. Army...