According to a tag on the back, it was given to donors who contributed up to a certain amount to the “Promoting the Advancement of Citadel Education.”

The Citadel President initiated the search to identify the next Commandant of Cadets, a role that is crucial to the success of the Military College of South Carolina.

The event, featuring Lt. Colonel Frederick Whittle, USMC (ret), ’80, will take place from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

“Highly successful engineering alumni in leadership positions who are strikingly engaged in cadet and graduate support.”

On four occasions he was awarded America’s third highest military combat medal, the Silver Star, for gallantry in action.

The Citadel Student Veterans Association is a student-governed organization that assists veteran students enrolled at the Military College of South Carolina

Veteran day student Thomas Taylor planned to spend his career in the Army, but when he was injured on duty, he was forced to change his plans. And that’s when he started exploring the idea of pursuing a college education.

Despite the inability to host a traditional event, Memorial Day 2020 would not be disregarded by the Association of the U.S. Army and the Citadel Alumni Association.

Photo: Annette, a F-4C Phantom II jet, in front of Murray Barracks As the Military College of South Carolina, The Citadel is an obvious college choice, not only for cadets

Photo above: Citadel Class of 2019 nursing alumna, Tamar Sternfeld, working in protective gear at MUSC in Charleston The Class of 2020 includes the Swain Department of Nursing’s second graduating