Day: 3/11/2010

  • West Point Triathlon Team

    March 11, 2010

    By: Cadet Andrew Stock


  • West Point Triathlon Team

    March 11, 2010

    By: Cadet Andrew Stock


  • Plebe life

    March 11, 2010

    By: Cadet Dan McGue


    Hey all, Today was Founder's Day at West Point. We celebrated the 208th birthday of USMA tonight at dinner with surf and turf. Check out the video below for a look into plebe life here at the Point.

  • 1 more day

    March 11, 2010

    By: Cadet Anderson Kim


    Nous allons voyager pour France a demain. Were leaving for france tomorrow. All expense paid for (courtesy of BNP Paribas), great group of people, and one crazya$$ retired french COL. i'm so STOKED!!! wish i had more time to give more info and update my info but too busy.

  • The Adventure Continues

    March 11, 2010

    By: Major Wayne Wall


    Well well well... lots to talk about on this one so excuse the length. First of all lets talk about the Dead To Red Ultra Marathon Relay. What an experience THAT turned out to be. To begin, everyone on the team was so stoked about finally getting to the race that I don't think anyone got a good night's sleep the night prior. We all showed up with smiles on our faces at the starting point. It was great to finally lay eyes on the Dead Sea... looked more like a big lake across which you could see...read more

  • Dive Deep, Fin Hard!

    March 11, 2010

    By: Cadet Eric Bernau


    Long time no see! For those of you who have followed this cadet thread you may remember that I blogged last December during Army-Navy week. I really enjoyed sharing that week with everyone on armystrongstories.com and am very excited to do it once again with everyone as I prepare for my last Spring Break as a cadet. I am a certified SCUBA instructor through the USMA SCUBA team, which I have been a member of since my Plebe (Freshman) year. I am also the CIC (Cadet-in-Charge) of...read more

  • DOC!!! Part 2

    March 11, 2010

    By: Staff Sergeant William Smith


    It has been awhile since my first post, Recruiting Command demands a lot of my time! I last left off talking about my first unit, the 514th Ground Ambulance Company at FT. Lewis, WA. I was there from 1994 to 1999, and I had a good time. Finally though, it was time for me to move on. I was a newly promoted E-5 and I wanted to challenge myself both mentally and physically. The opportunity arose for me to Reenlist for Germany! I jumped at the...read more

  • Not far for a Hero...

    March 11, 2010

    By: Crystal Guerrero


    The year is 2003, and I take a deep breath as I wait in line with my robed and capped counterparts for the sound of my name. "Crystal Rose Guerrero,” I heard the announcer say, so with a tug on my honor cord to straighten it, I stepped onto the stage, searching the crowd for a familiar face that I knew I wouldn't find as I walked across. I grabbed my Bachelor's Degree (from who-knows-who now) shook hands, and glanced at the crowd to see mom, grandma and little sis, I give...read more

  • Starfish and the Spider

    March 11, 2010

    By: Major Chris LeCron


    We had a meeting the other day with some Special Oeprations logisticians. The Special OPS guys specialize in foreign internal defense, counter-insurgency, and clandestine ops. Much of what they do is secret so can't really discuss on a blog. However, during the interest roundtable discussion, one officer mentioned the concept of the starfish and the spider. The idea is that a starfish keeps re-generating no matter where it gets cut. However, a spider can be...read more