The story of ‘The Class that Never Was’ now in four languages across Europe
This article was originally published by The Citadel Newsroom on November 6, 2014. CHARLESTON,
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This article was originally published by The Citadel Newsroom on November 6, 2014. CHARLESTON,
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On April 30, 1945, 2Lt. Richard “Paul” Padgett, ’44, native of Walterboro, South Carolina,
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Originally written and published in Dutch in the local Limburg’s newspaper on March 26,
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Un 70e anniversaire souvenir du Memorial Day et du jour J : extraits de
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A Memorial Day and D-Day 70th anniversary remembrance: Rare film footage from The Citadel
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By Clemson Turregano, ’83 MARGRATEN, Holland. Citadel friends and Army friends, I have to
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On Saturday, May 24, 2014, a Memorial Day ceremony was held at Ardennes American
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By Matt Lacina, ‘89 Last summer, my family and I visited the Philippines. Seeing and
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by Steven V. Smith, ’84 – Chair, CAA History Committee This article originally appeared
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By Maurice Heemels On Sunday May 26, 2013, the soldiers resting in the American
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W.S. Covington, Jr. [Class of 1946] Missing In Action Sad Message That Prominent Young
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1Lt. J.H. David, Jr., ’14 [2] Last week, in memoriam pages were created for
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Back to Part I – Henri-Chapelle __________ “Oos Heim” Margraten Having made the trip
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The American Battle Monuments Commission has published a schedule for the Memorial Day 2012
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