Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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The Sabre Maj. G. R. RICHARDSON Capt. T. T. Husarp Commandant Assistant Commandant Military Military training was installed as a part of our course during the turbulent days of the great World War, when war clouds circled the globe, and Uncle Sam needed strong, trained young men to carry Old Glory to the peak of victory on the fields of Flanders. Many of our boys saw service in France, while others have made good in military colleges and various other institutions. At the close of the great war, it was found that the training had been beneficial in many ways, so the authorities decided to continue it permanently. Our present Commandant, Major Gates R. Richardson, has done much to make our military department a success and his untiring efforts are appreciated by the entire corps. Major Richardson graduated from Randolph-Macon College in 1916. He served Uncle Sam for three years in the navy and rose to the rank of ensign. He takes Page sixty-seven