Ridgewood Military Academy - Tabard Yearbook (Woodland Hills, CA)

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military department The Military Department, through its daily activities, seeks to develop fully the power of leadership so that the cadet may apply this aptitude to the impending problems of military service or civilian life. ln addition, by careful attention to the gradual development of teamwork, the cadet is encouraged to nurture a substantial awareness of his own patriotic con- cepts. The department also encourages him to establish and maintain a firm knowledge of military science and tactics with a well organized academic growth. As a result, the cadet's maturity is accomplished in a variety of directions. He achieves beyond the acqui- sition of detailed information a well balanced perspective and resolute grasp of the moral and intellectual principles by which men live and fulhll their destiny. 31 Victor E. Taylor Lt. Col., lnf., NG Supervisor, Region ll California Cadet Corps L. R. Sprague Mui. RMA Commandant