Word: united
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...College's AFROTC cadet staff decided yesterday not to protest its unit's dissolution, but instead, to help maintain "the efficiency" of its cadet corps...
...plan would also contribute $200 to a college for every ROTC student when there are over 300 in a unit. The University has no units with more than 300 students...
...plan would also grant up to $150,000 for each ROTC unit at a college to help finance new construction. To obtain these funds, however, a college would have to match government grants with its own, and Dean Bundy indicated that the University would not request funds under the program in the foreseeable future...
...seniors in the College unit will not be affected by the change, for they will graduate in June as artillery officers in the Army Reserve. But beginning with the Class of 1957, cadets will be assigned to whatever branch the Army decides. The Pentagon will be guided to a certain extent, however, by the individual's personal request...
When ROTC was offered to private colleges in 1919, President A. Lawrence Lowell requested an Artillery unit because he wanted Harvard to have a "combat branch." Dupuy is the 14th professor of Military Science and Tactics to head the unit here...