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Thompson, U. S.
Army, in 1905, and later under Lieutenants E. B. Iglehart and R. E.
Fisher, of the U. S. Army.
At present there are 180 students in the department, which is made up of a battalion of infantry, signal corps, hospital corps and band.
One hour per week is devoted to theoretical and five hours per week to practical instruction, making a total of six hours per week.
There are now 32 graduates of the College in the service of the Government as officers of the Regular Army, and many ot...hers of the alumni are holding commissions in other branches of the mili- tary and naval service.
Not only does St. John's afford every opportunity to young men to obtain advanced education in the sciences and liberal arts, but it is also training a body of young men who can be relied upon for the defense of the Country in case of need.
MINNESOTA.
COLLEGE OF ST. THOMAS.
(St. Paul, Minnesota).
The College of St. Thomas was opened September 8, 1885. It is a diocesan institution, conducted by the diocesan priests, under con- trol and direction of the Archbishop of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thompson, U. S.
Army, in 1905, and later under Lieutenants E. B. Iglehart and R. E.
Fisher, of the U. S. Army.
At present there are 180 students in the department, which is made up of a battalion of infantry, signal corps, hospital corps and band.
One hour per week is devoted to theoretical and five hours per week to practical instruction, making a total of six hours per week.
There are now 32 graduates of the College in the service of the Government as officers of the Regular Army, and many ot...hers of the alumni are holding commissions in other branches of the mili- tary and naval service.
Not only does St. John's afford every opportunity to young men to obtain advanced education in the sciences and liberal arts, but it is also training a body of young men who can be relied upon for the defense of the Country in case of need.
MINNESOTA.
COLLEGE OF ST. THOMAS.
(St. Paul, Minnesota).
The College of St. Thomas was opened September 8, 1885. It is a diocesan institution, conducted by the diocesan priests, under con- trol and direction of the Archbishop of St.
What to read after Military Education in the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reeves Ira Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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