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Group portrait of unidentified WVU cadets lined up on the athletic field. Houses on High street can be seen in the background.
A crowd of people, some in horse-drawn buggies, gathers in anticipation of the WVU Cadet Band.
Cadets carrying a folded flag walk on the football field.
'Top Row- L to R- Wallace, Karickhoff, Turner, and Swartz. Bottom Row- Dotson, Bear, and Pushkin.'
ROTC Air Force cadet shakes hands with an officer
WVU R.O.T.C. drill with sponsors in Old Mountaineer Field (where current B&E building stands).
An active duty Air Force Staff sergeant shakes hands with an Officer in an R.O.T.C. office.The sergeant is being awarded an Army Commendation Medal.
Cadets in uniform assemble in Mountaineer Field.
Air Corps trainee students from West Virginia University are briefed before take-off. This eight week course was part of a program with an accelerated curriculum implemented by the United States military at several universities during World War II to meet demands for junior officers and soldiers with high technical skills.
Air Corps Cadet/Student trainees from West Virginia University, gather around an instructor. Military training during World War II was accelerated on university campuses throughout the United States. At WVU, the Air Corps part-time training was replaced with a full time eight-week course. Other programs were also implemented such as the Army Specialized Training Program.