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Dates: during 1920-1929
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These ponies could not be stabled at the Commonwealth Armory, because of lack of space. In order that they might he well eared for by the enlisted detachment of the Unit, they would have to be stabled with the other horses of the R. O. T. C. This would necessitate stables for about 100 horses, quarters for 40 men, and a playing field...
...enlisted detachment and the horses. The expense of this, however, would be prohibitive at present, without contributions by interested graduates. Princeton last year, faced by the same difficulty, converted some barracks built by the government during the S. A. T. C. period, into stables. These now house their Artillery Unit's horses, equipment, and polo ponies. The work was done by the enlisted detachment stationed there, assisted by a few carpenters provided by the college, which bore what slight expense there was. Major Goetz believes that it would be possible to transfer some of the unused temporary stables...
Major W. C. Potter, F. A., inspected the Artillery R. O. T. C. Unit yesterday, spending the day discussing the military situation at the University with Major Geetz, and visiting the classes of the Military Science Department. Major Potter, who is in the Chief of Field Artillery's office, is on a tour of inspection of college artillery units, including those at the University, Yale, Princeton, and Cornell. When interviewed by a CRIMSON reporter, he spoke as follows:--"The permanency which the R. O. T. C. has gained throughout the country, is evident not only in the colleges and schools...
...situation at Harvard is different from that at the great majority of colleges which have R. O. T. C. Units. In fact there are only five other Field Artillery R. O. T. C. Units in which the training is entirely elective. Here, the courses have been developed upon a scholastic basis that makes them fully the equal of other courses in the University, and, as is quite right, the College authorities have granted full academic credit to the student taking the Military Science work. The work here at the University is progressing very well, and compares favorably with that...
This is the tenth competition for the trophy which was given by an unknown donor in the spring of 1912. H. J. Walker, G. L. A. '20, who has since been doing town planning work in France with the Harvard Reconstruction Unit, won the competition last January...