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TomSlick

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6. The times have definitely changed - for the better.

Reply to GP6971 (Reply #4)

Thu Nov 3, 2022, 09:24 PM

Nov 2022

When I was a freshman cadet in 1976, there were many on campus how did not appreciate our being on campus in uniform.

Now the university encourages cadets to be on campus in uniform and they are respected by the student body.

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I made an old guy appearance at the local ROTC detachment today. [View all] TomSlick Nov 2022 OP

When I did ROTC in the mid-late 70s COL Mustard Nov 2022 #1

The Army made the change to the rough-out boots before I retired. TomSlick Nov 2022 #2

As the saying goes.... COL Mustard Nov 2022 #3

I had never heard that - but I like it. TomSlick Nov 2022 #5

My Army ROTC program GP6971 Nov 2022 #4

The times have definitely changed - for the better. TomSlick Nov 2022 #6

At that time, the Army offered an accelerated GP6971 Nov 2022 #7

Those were hard times. TomSlick Nov 2022 #8

In the late '60s on my campus, we were pretty military but Wonder Why Nov 2022 #9

Wow. I'm impressed. TomSlick Nov 2022 #10

Thank you but it wasn't anything special. In those days, there were Wonder Why Nov 2022 #11