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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Remembering those who gave all on the 70th Anniversary of D-Day, Dutch veterans pay
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Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, Sunday, May 31, 1942, p.43 This is another in a
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Born on October 26, 1924, in Kern County, California to Linnie Rebecca Gibbs Ferrel
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Originally written and published in Dutch in the local Limburg’s newspaper on March 26,
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Een herinnering vanwege Memorial Day en de zeventigste herdenking van D-Day: zeldzame filmbeelden uit
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James Gilbert, Jr., of Albemarle County, Virginia, entered The Citadel in the Fall of
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Born on September 2, 1918, John B. Mayes entered The Citadel with the Class
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Un 70e anniversaire souvenir du Memorial Day et du jour J : extraits de
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Thomas Brown Gautier, Jr., a native of Charleston, was born January 20, 1921. He
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This story was originally published in the Sandlapper, Autumn 2009. It is posted here in its
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The first step I took when I began researching the Citadel War Dead interred
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WILLIAM ALVIN HENSON, II, Class of 1944 June 8, 1923 – September 28, 1944
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by Steven V. Smith, ’84 – Chair, CAA History Committee This article originally appeared
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During the Fall of 2013, The Citadel Memorial Europe was able to find enough
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Een herinnering vanwege Memorial Day en de zeventigste herdenking van D-Day: zeldzame filmbeelden uit
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This news article was originally published by the Opelika Observer on Thursday, 28 November, 2013.
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By Rose Marie Godley, Citadel News Director This article originally appeared in Alumni News
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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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By Matt Lacina, ‘89 Last summer, my family and I visited the Philippines. Seeing and
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Caswell M. Higgs was born in Atlanta, Georgia on October 15, 1921 to Mary Claire
Continue Reading → Caswell M. Higgs was born in Atlanta, Georgia on October 15, 1921 to Mary Claire
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Walter Raymond Erness, born June 7, 1917, graduated from The Citadel with a bachelor’s
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by Steven V. Smith, ’84 – Chair, CAA History Committee This article originally appeared
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The Citadel’s Class of 1931 [1] “We, the members of the Junior class, are
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Thanks to the dedicated research efforts of Steve Smith, ’84, it has come to
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This past Memorial Day was the most impressive I have experienced. Not because of
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By Hal Boyle With the 116th Infantry Regiment in France, July 23 – (delayed)
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In my previous post, I lamented how I had not yet found a picture or
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Yesterday, I was searching for articles about William Montague Nicholls, Class of 1912, the
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You may be scratching your head wondering about the red flag seen in several
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If you ever watched the HBO series Band of Brothers or read the Stephen
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The News and Courier Charleston, South Carolina March 13, 1918 [1] – Lieut. J.
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The four years we spent in the Corps of Cadets in Charleston, South Carolina
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I met Col. Bill DeMarco, USAF, ’88 last May at Cambridge American Cemetery, where,
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1Lt. J.H. David, Jr., ’14 [2] Last week, in memoriam pages were created for
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Today, The Citadel Memorial Europe is excited to announce that its website, launched April
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NORMANDY. I can think of only a few places on this earth whose name
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When I started this journey, I hoped that I could help put faces to
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Back to Part I – Henri-Chapelle __________ “Oos Heim” Margraten Having made the trip
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Finally, after many years of wanting to get to Margraten for Memorial Weekend, I
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“The development of character is at the heart of our development, not just as
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Among the 8,301 American G.I.s interred in the Netherlands American Cemetery at Margraten there
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For a Citadel graduate, the band of brotherhood formed and embedded in the course
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I graduated from The Citadel May 13th, 1989, and, that same day, received a
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