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Boarding Schools in Pennsylvania: Milton Hershey School, Valley Forge Military Academy and College, George School, the Hill School (Color Reprint) 1960 Yearbook: Valley Forge Military Academy, Wayne, Pennsylvania (Color Reprint) 1957 Yearbook: Valley Forge Military Academy, Wayne, Pennsylvania THE JUNIOR R.O.T.C. MANUAL FOR ESSENTIALLY MILITARY SCHOOLS(M.S.) by N/A, 1938-01-01 The 1932 Brier Patch by Greenbrier Military School, 1932-01-01 The "B" Company Class of 1963-1964: Remembrances of Valley Forge Military Academy by Valley Forge Military Academy, 1964 Valley Forge Military Academy and Junior College Alumni Directory 1989 by Valley Forge Military Academy and Junior College, 1989 Valley Forge Military Academy and Junior College Alumni Directory 1983 by Valley Forge Military Academy and Junior College, 1983 Valley Forge Military Academy at the Nation's Shrine: 1964 Vol. XXXV by Valley Forge Military Academy, 1964 Valley Forge Military Academy at the Nation's Shrine by Valley Forge Military Academy, 1963 Free military school for applicants for commands of colored troops, no. 1210 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia : established by the Supervisory Committee for Recruiting Colored Regiments, chief preceptor, John H. Taggart, late colonel 12th Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves The evolution of military policy in the United States: Five lectures delivered at the Army Information School, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania by Williston Birkimer Palmer, 1946 Pennsylvania's soldiers' orphan schools : giving a brief account of the origin of the late civil war, the rise and progress of the orphan system, and legislative ... with names of pupils subjoined (1876) by James Laughery Paul, 2010-10-05 The Great Seals of England and Some Others by Pennsylvania Museum and School of Art, 2010-07-24

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1. Old Chester, PA: Schools: Pennsylvania Military College
   Home schools Colleges Universities pennsylvania military Academy/ College (PMA) / (PMC). pennsylvania military Academy (PMA  
   http://www.oldchesterpa.com/schools_pmc.htm

2. JROTC: The Military In America's High Schools - Show Transcript
   pennsylvania military Reserve. APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT/ENLISTMENT military SERVICE schools. Name of School and Location Name of Course Date Completed  
   http://www.cdi.org/adm/838/transcript.html
   
   Extractions: NARRATOR: By most measurements, America's public education system is failing its students. Among other industrial nations, the US lags in science and math scores, and is rated next to the bottom in educating students to compete in the global economy. With millions of young lives at stake and an education system in crisis, is it time to send in the troops? NCO: I just can't say enough about JROTC. We need to be everyplace. It's very important. Rear Admiral EUGENE J. CARROLL, Jr. (USN, Ret.): At the high school level, it's just too soon to start bending them, indoctrinating them with a favorable impression of the military. CADET GARVER: Yes, I'm going straight into the Army.

3. Salute! America's Military Academies, Schools, Colleges, & Institutes
   military Academies, schools, Colleges, Institutes No Longer in Existence O thru S Oakland military Academy Ohio military College Ohio military Institute Oklahoma Air Academy Oklahoma military Academy Oklahoma State military Institute Literary, Scientific and military Academy. Bristol, pennsylvania. pennsylvania military Academy. Chester, pennsylvania  
   http://www.keleka.net/salute/oldo_s.htm

4. OldChesterPa: Schools
   In June of 1992 Immaculate Heart of Mary and Resurrection of Our Lordparish schools were closed. pennsylvania military Academy (PMA)  
   http://www.oldchesterpa.com/schools.htm
   
   Extractions: Neighboring Communities April 4, 1948: WVCH signed on the air by Chester native and legendary broadcaster Joe Pyne Website of the Chester Upland School District SEARCH the website - now over 1600 pages of Chester History! (Click on any of the images for a larger version) Board of Education: Superintendents Charles F. Foster

5. Military Schools And Colleges
   top North Carolina. Fort Bragg Institute for military Assistance. John F. KennedySpec Warfare Center. top pennsylvania. Carlisle Barracks Army War College. top  
   http://www.erec.army.mil/ompf/branchschools.htm
   
   Extractions: 1. A list of authorized training Certificates and Course Completion Certificates (Resident and Non-Resident/current and discontinued) are listed below by location of the school. 2. Training from other branches of the armed Services, i.e. Navy, Marine, Air Force, National Guard and Army Reserve, are authorized for filing. If you still have questions after reviewing the list click here and ask us. Click on a location for school information: Alabama Alaska Arizona California ... Washington Alabama Fort McClellan: Chemical School Polygraph Institute U.S. Army Training Center Military Police School NCO Academy (Chemical) Drill Sergeant School Fort Rucker: U.S. Army Safety Center Aero Medical Center Aviation Medicine NCO Academy (Aviation) NCO Academy (Military Police) Redstone Arsenal: Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School Maxwell, AFB:

6. The Resurgence Of Military High Schools By Evan Gahr
   military high schools nationwide that help whip faltering or underachieving students into shape. In its advertisements, the Wayne, pennsylvania  
   http://www.theamericanenterprise.org/taeja99c.htm
   
   Extractions: By Evan Gahr S he came of age in the 1960s when the cultural elite considered the military oppressive and authoritarian—the jackboot of American imperialism worldwide. Today, Gail Paroda cherishes the nation’s armed forces. The military, after all, rescued her son Andy—without firing a single shot. Andy was not plucked from a foreign land. He was languishing in dangerous territory in Hamilton Township, New Jersey, smack in the middle of his local public school. He had bad grades and no positive influences. Before things worsened, Paroda decided to enroll Andy in the all-male Valley Forge Military Academy—one of approximately 35 military high schools nationwide that help whip faltering or under-achieving students into shape. In its advertisements, the Wayne, Pennsylvania school promises to teach students to speak a foreign language: "Yes, sir." D to a B average. Equally important, his mother has said, he acquired a sense of right and wrong. "Students are used to saying and doing whatever they please. What we preach here is civility and manners," says David Bouton, headmaster of the Benedictine High School, a military day school in Richmond, Virginia. "You have boys used to outlandish attire, and suddenly everyone is in the same uniform—no one stands out. Suddenly, conformity and uniform are the standards. This comes as a real culture shock, but those are the very same things that cause the bonding." The schools take great pains to emphasize that they are not reform schools. As Colonel Bob Miller, dean of the Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia says, sounding more like a diplomat than a soldier, "We don’t take anyone with a relationship with the law." What military high schools do provide, however, is the discipline that many teenagers need. The schools provide both a refuge from the public schools and an antidote. Instead of peer pressure to have sex or take drugs, the peer pressure at military high schools is to behave. These are lessons the kids learn early. About half the military academies begin in middle school, some even earlier.

7. Widener University: Press Release
   electrical engineering after teaching at several high schools in pennsylvania positionof registrar and headmaster of pennsylvania military Preparatory School  
   http://www.widener.edu/hotline/articles/2002_12_29/headstory.html
   
   Extractions: Dr. Clarence R. Moll, chancellor and president emeritus of Widener University, died of natural causes Sunday, Dec. 29 at age 89. A native of Doylestown, Pa., Dr. Moll became president of Pennsylvania Military College (PMC) in 1959 and was the architect of the transition to Widener College in 1972 and Widener University in 1979. He became chancellor upon his retirement in June 1981, and in 1988 at age 75 he was officially given the title of president emeritus. He continued to maintain an office on campus. His wife, Ruth Henderson Moll, and two sons, Robert H. and Jonathan G. Moll, survive him. Viewings will be Thursday, Jan. 2, 7 to 9 p.m. and 9 to 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 3 at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Springfield. A service will be 11 a.m. at St. Matthew's. A luncheon at University Center on 14th Street of Widener's Chester campus will immediately follow the service. Moll first came to PMC in 1943 as associate professor of physics and electrical engineering after teaching at several high schools in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and a year as a civilian instructor in the United States Navy. He quickly moved to the position of registrar and headmaster of Pennsylvania Military Preparatory School, and by 1947 he was dean of admissions and student personnel. During his nine years in that position, he also became professor of education and coordinator of the Industrial Training Unit. He was named vice president and dean of student personnel in 1956.

8. Pennsylvania Schools Online
   Free Psychics. pennsylvania schools Online. Guide picks Carson Long military Institute, New Bloomfield. "Carson Long military Institute is the oldest boarding school in the  
   http://privateschool.about.com/cs/schoolspa1

9. Widener University: Visitor Center
   The name pennsylvania military College was retained for the allmale, cadet offeringswere reorganized into the forerunners of today's schools and colleges.  
   http://www.widener.edu/ugrad/visit/visithistory.html
   
   Extractions: History of Widener University Widener University's origins can be traced to Bullock School (1821-1846), Alsop School (1846-1853), Hyatt's Select School for Boys (1853-1859), and Delaware Military Academy (1859-1862), all located in Wilmington, Delaware. In 1862, the institution was moved to Pennsylvania and chartered as Pennsylvania Military Academy. In 1892, the school, by then located on the present Main Campus site, assumed the name Pennsylvania Military College to reflect its collegiate powers and privileges. Starting in 1946, when returning veterans were admitted as noncadet students, the institution slowly progressed from an exclusively all-male military college to a co-educational liberal arts college. In 1966, it was renamed PMC College, encompassing the name of the corps and Penn Morton College for an undergraduate civilian component. The 1970s witnessed a series of changes: In 1972, the institution started focusing exclusively on the education of civilians. The academic offerings, which by that time also included several master's programs, were reorganized into the forerunners of today's schools and colleges. Concomitantly, the name Widener College was adopted in recognition of Philadelphia's Widener family. A descendant of this family, Fitz Eugene Dixon Jr., served as chairman of the Board of Trustees for many years. In addition, Widener acquired the Delaware Campus in 1976 and achieved university status in 1979. The Harrisburg Campus opened in 1989. Widener University has continued to embrace change to the benefit of its students.

10. NSCC/NLCC Links Introduction: Military Schools And Academies
    Valley Forge military Academy. Located in Wayne, pennsylvania. Provides a High School and College Preparatory Additional Links. Additional Links to schools not listed above.  
    http://resources.seacadets.org/links/schools.html

11. Peterson's - Private Schools Search
    is available in Peterson's Private Secondary schools 20022003 Pawling, New York ValleyForge military Academy and College, Wayne, pennsylvania The Vanguard  
    http://www.petersons.com/PSchools/select/pspgs.asp?sponsor=1

12. Peterson's - Private Schools Search
    Accelerated schools, Denver, Colorado Admiral Farragut Academy, St New Hampshire CarsonLong military Institute, New Bloomfield, pennsylvania Cascade School  
    http://www.petersons.com/PSchools/select/t03001.asp?sponsor=1

13. Archives-Wolfgram Memorial Library
    Dates of the schools. Bullock School. 18211846. Delaware military Academy. 1859-1862.Chester County military Academy. 1862. pennsylvania military Academy. 1862-1892.  
    http://www2.widener.edu/Wolfgram-Memorial-Library/Archives/arcdate.htm

14. Untitled Document
    Such innovations included establishing pennsylvania military Preparatory School in1916 and the PMC became one of the region's first suburban schools to launch  
    http://www2.widener.edu/Wolfgram-Memorial-Library/PMCMuseum/pmcmissionandpurpose

15. Princeton Army ROTC -- Class Of 2006
    Hometown Lewistown, pennsylvania. Major Business Administration. Student Activities. military schools Basic Training at Fort Benning, Georgia; Advanced  
    http://www.princeton.edu/~armyrotc/cadets06.htm
    
    Extractions: Erick Torres Cadet Matthew Anton: Photo Not Available School: The College of New Jersey CDT Rank/position: Cadet Private Hometown: Neptune, New Jersey Major: Undeclared Student Activities: Military Schools: ROTC Activities: ROTC Awards: ROTC Honors, Cadet Scholar Award, Excellence in Physical Fitness Award (Silver) Back to Class of 2006 Cadet Charles Ballew: School: Princeton Univesity CDT Rank/position: Cadet Private Hometown: Crystal Lake, Illinois Major: Undeclared Residential College: Mathey College Student Activities: Varsity Cross Country Military Schools: ROTC Activities: ROTC Awards: Cadet Scholar Award, ROTC Honors, Excellence in Physical Fitness Award (Gold) I joined ROTC for the valuable leadership training and experience. Back to Class of 2006 Cadet John Barry: School: Princeton Univesity CDT Rank/position: Cadet Private Hometown: Riverside, Connecticut

16. Princeton Army ROTC - Class Of 2003
    Hometown Langhorne, pennsylvania. Major Computer Engineering. StudentActivities Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, IEEE. military schools .  
    http://www.princeton.edu/~armyrotc/cadets03.htm
    
    Extractions: School: The College of New Jersey CDT Rank/position: Cadet Captain Hometown: Jersey City, New Jersey Major: History Student Activities: Voice of Hope, Bible Study Teacher at Church Military Schools: ROTC Activities: Color Guard ROTC Awards: Cadet Scholar Award, Cadet Merit Award, Basic Camp Graduate Ribbon, Bold Challenge Ribbon, Color Guard Ribbon, Common Task Training Ribbon, Association of the United States Army (AUSA) History Award, Veterans of Foreign Wars (District 18) Joining ROTC has given me confidence that I didn't know I had in me. It has renewed my sense of national pride and helped me to realize the sacrifice that so many Americans have made for the freedom that I so often take for granted. When I first joined, I did it mostly for selfish reasons, reasons such as physical fitness (I couldn't even do one push up or sit up!!) and finanical assistance for school. However, my motives have changed since being in the program. I am here to serve my country, lead soldiers and maintain the freedom we have because after all...freedom ain't free...

17. Colleges & Universities; Vocational (Trade) Schools & Career Training Programs;
    colleges, universities, trade technical schools, career training programs, military(armed forces Philadelphia Counties in pennsylvania), you may  
    http://www.thehighschoolgraduate.com/local/MP00.htm

18. Colleges & Universities; Vocational (Trade) Schools & Career Training Programs;
    colleges, universities, trade technical schools, career training programs, military(armed forces area (Allegheny County in pennsylvania), you may  
    http://www.thehighschoolgraduate.com/local/AC00.htm

19. Salute! America's Military Academies, Schools, Colleges, & Institutes
    pennsylvania military Academy. Chester, pennsylvania.  
    http://www.keleka.net/salute/schoolpages/pennma.htm

20. Military Careers
    military Technologies Resources military Woman Naval Home ·Careers ·Skills ·schools·Job Market Inventors ·Tutorials ·pennsylvania ·Safety ·Diseases  
    http://www.khake.com/page33.html
    
    Extractions: INFORMATION CENTER Military Career Guide Explore careers in the Military with the following links to job descriptions, which include information such as daily activities, skill requirements, salary and training required. To learn more about the Military, follow the related links below the career descriptions section. Home Careers Skills Schools ... About Military Careers Armed Forces Careers

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