Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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-t f f-.1.3fi'4' 'Q H C s- t iii .Nz-'-l9-'wwe Military. HE Corps of Cadets at G. Nl: C. is one of the best in the South, and it by far exceeds the majority of other preparatory schools of the state. Not only is the close order drill executed with the iz 4 A greatest precision, but the extended order drill is like clock work. The United States Government, in the fall of 1916, intro- duced an infantry unit of the Reserve Officers Training Corps, at Georgia Military College, and has equipped it with everything that is necessary to successful military training. On the march and in camp, cadets are taught in the same manner as our great army in the field. Two inspections have been made this year by a government inspector, and on both occasions, the student body has been highly complimented on its excellent work. Military training at this institution is modeled after West Point in every possible way, and discipline prevails in the strictest sense of the word. As force was the order of the day during the French Revolution, so is discipline the order of the day at G. M. C., and in comparison with the other institu- tions of the south in drill, discipline, and courtesy, we place ourselves second to none. W. J. ROWLAND. I