Cadet Life At West Point
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But, alas! at the first drill with arms the cadet instructors told them that their guns, cartridge boxes, and waist plates 88 CADET LIFE AT WEST POINT.
were very dirty. After drill we set to work on them again, but still they were said to be dirty. In the course of time we were told that our guns were passable, and later on that they were in fair condition. We soon learned to attend to them immediately after a rain, as it was easier to clean them then than after they had stood awhile.
We were k...ept busy at first complying with re- quests (?) of upper classmen, but they were very considerate and dispensed with our services long enough to let us attend drills three times a day, police service twice a day, and to other military duties. We were still required, both in and out of ranks, to carry palms of the hands to the front, but nothing more was said about depressing the toes.
Cadets are encouraged to be patriotic, and they always celebrate Fourth of July. This year, as the Fourth fell on Sunday, the exercises were held on the next day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, alas! at the first drill with arms the cadet instructors told them that their guns, cartridge boxes, and waist plates 88 CADET LIFE AT WEST POINT.
were very dirty. After drill we set to work on them again, but still they were said to be dirty. In the course of time we were told that our guns were passable, and later on that they were in fair condition. We soon learned to attend to them immediately after a rain, as it was easier to clean them then than after they had stood awhile.
We were k...ept busy at first complying with re- quests (?) of upper classmen, but they were very considerate and dispensed with our services long enough to let us attend drills three times a day, police service twice a day, and to other military duties. We were still required, both in and out of ranks, to carry palms of the hands to the front, but nothing more was said about depressing the toes.
Cadets are encouraged to be patriotic, and they always celebrate Fourth of July. This year, as the Fourth fell on Sunday, the exercises were held on the next day.
What to read after Cadet Life At West Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh T Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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