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51. [Image] Cadets marching onto parade field, circa 1920


	OAC cadet corps in formation, probably on "Inspection Day", early 1920s. Company formations of cadets marching on parade field. This photo shows cadets with full field packs.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cadets marching onto parade field, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 OAC cadet corps in formation, probably on "Inspection Day", early 1920s. Company formations of cadets marching on parade field. This photo shows cadets with full field packs. Title: Cadets marching onto parade field, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 OAC cadet corps in formation, probably on "Inspection Day", early 1920s. Company formations of cadets marching on parade field. This photo shows cadets with full field packs.

52. [Image] OAC Engineering Stallions building pontoon bridge, circa 1925


	Military engineers, 1925. Building a standard pontoon bridge while on training manoeuvres. This photo appears to be a stock issue for publication in OAC yearbook or Oregon Stater, circa mid-1920s. Reprint ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: OAC Engineering Stallions building pontoon bridge, circa 1925 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1925 Military engineers, 1925. Building a standard pontoon bridge while on training manoeuvres. This photo appears to be a stock issue for publication in OAC yearbook or Oregon Stater, circa mid-1920s. Reprint in this format is from later date, with stamp on reverse: "Department of Information, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon." Activities include cadets moving floating bridge components up to bank and building plank roadway. Military caterpillar tractor is pulling supplies to location. Cadets in uniforms and civilian onlookers on bank of river (probably Calapooia). Title: OAC Engineering Stallions building pontoon bridge, circa 1925 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1925 Military engineers, 1925. Building a standard pontoon bridge while on training manoeuvres. This photo appears to be a stock issue for publication in OAC yearbook or Oregon Stater, circa mid-1920s. Reprint in this format is from later date, with stamp on reverse: "Department of Information, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon." Activities include cadets moving floating bridge components up to bank and building plank roadway. Military caterpillar tractor is pulling supplies to location. Cadets in uniforms and civilian onlookers on bank of river (probably Calapooia).

53. [Image] August L. Strand and ROTC officer presentation, 1960


	The caption on reverse reads like a press release: "Left to Right: Cadet Lt. Col. Michael E. Moore, Oregon State College President, A. L. Strand, and Cadet Lt. Robert L. Gragg. Col. Moore is presenting ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: August L. Strand and ROTC officer presentation, 1960 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1960 The caption on reverse reads like a press release: "Left to Right: Cadet Lt. Col. Michael E. Moore, Oregon State College President, A. L. Strand, and Cadet Lt. Robert L. Gragg. Col. Moore is presenting to President Strand on behalf of the 11th Pershing Rifle Regiment the trophies awarded to the OSC Army Drill Team who recently won the 11th Regimental Drill Competition for 1960. President Strand congratulated Lt. Gragg and asked that he keep the trophies. the trophy on the left is the rotating trophy and will be kept by OSC for one year. The right trophy is the perm. trophy and will be kept by the Company. The trophies may be seen at the second floor trophy case near the Infantry Office (OSC Armory)." This photo is a cropping of P002:287 which is a wider view including the US Army staff officers assigned to ROTC unit. Title: August L. Strand and ROTC officer presentation, 1960 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1960 The caption on reverse reads like a press release: "Left to Right: Cadet Lt. Col. Michael E. Moore, Oregon State College President, A. L. Strand, and Cadet Lt. Robert L. Gragg. Col. Moore is presenting to President Strand on behalf of the 11th Pershing Rifle Regiment the trophies awarded to the OSC Army Drill Team who recently won the 11th Regimental Drill Competition for 1960. President Strand congratulated Lt. Gragg and asked that he keep the trophies. the trophy on the left is the rotating trophy and will be kept by OSC for one year. The right trophy is the perm. trophy and will be kept by the Company. The trophies may be seen at the second floor trophy case near the Infantry Office (OSC Armory)." This photo is a cropping of P002:287 which is a wider view including the US Army staff officers assigned to ROTC unit.

54. [Image] ROTC cadet officers presenting trophy to August L. Strand, 1960


	The caption on reverse reads like a press release: "Left to Right: Cadet Lt. Col. Michael E. Moore, Oregon State College President, A. L. Strand, and Cadet Lt. Robert L. Gragg. Col. Moore is presenting ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: ROTC cadet officers presenting trophy to August L. Strand, 1960 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1960 The caption on reverse reads like a press release: "Left to Right: Cadet Lt. Col. Michael E. Moore, Oregon State College President, A. L. Strand, and Cadet Lt. Robert L. Gragg. Col. Moore is presenting to President Strand on behalf of the 11th Pershing Rifle Regiment the trophies awarded to the OSC Army Drill Team who recently won the 11th Regimental Drill Competition for 1960. President Strand congratulated Lt. Gragg and asked that he keep the trophies. the trophy on the left is the rotating trophy and will be kept by OSC for one year. The right trophy is the perm. trophy and will be kept by the Company. The trophies may be seen at the second floor trophy case near the Infantry Office (OSC Armory)." This photo is a cropping of P002:287 which is a wider view including the US Army staff officers assigned to ROTC unit. Title: ROTC cadet officers presenting trophy to August L. Strand, 1960 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1960 The caption on reverse reads like a press release: "Left to Right: Cadet Lt. Col. Michael E. Moore, Oregon State College President, A. L. Strand, and Cadet Lt. Robert L. Gragg. Col. Moore is presenting to President Strand on behalf of the 11th Pershing Rifle Regiment the trophies awarded to the OSC Army Drill Team who recently won the 11th Regimental Drill Competition for 1960. President Strand congratulated Lt. Gragg and asked that he keep the trophies. the trophy on the left is the rotating trophy and will be kept by OSC for one year. The right trophy is the perm. trophy and will be kept by the Company. The trophies may be seen at the second floor trophy case near the Infantry Office (OSC Armory)." This photo is a cropping of P002:287 which is a wider view including the US Army staff officers assigned to ROTC unit.

55. [Image] Machine gun training, circa 1919


	Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Machine gun training, circa 1919 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1919 Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the US Army during WWI. This photo, probably just after WWI, due to the uniform style with campaign hats and wrapped puttees, show training of cadets in setting up and firing the gun. Of special note in the background next to the Armory is a cadet practicing semaphore flag signaling. Title: Machine gun training, circa 1919 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1919 Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the US Army during WWI. This photo, probably just after WWI, due to the uniform style with campaign hats and wrapped puttees, show training of cadets in setting up and firing the gun. Of special note in the background next to the Armory is a cadet practicing semaphore flag signaling.

56. [Image] Machine gun training, circa 1919


	Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Machine gun training, circa 1919 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1919 Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the US Army during WWI. This photo, probably just after WWI, due to the uniform style with campaign hats and wrapped puttees, show training of cadets in setting up and firing the gun. Of special note in the background next to the Armory is a cadet practicing semaphore flag signaling. Title: Machine gun training, circa 1919 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1919 Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the US Army during WWI. This photo, probably just after WWI, due to the uniform style with campaign hats and wrapped puttees, show training of cadets in setting up and firing the gun. Of special note in the background next to the Armory is a cadet practicing semaphore flag signaling.

57. [Image] Armory at night time with automobiles, circa 1925


	Night time photograph of the Armory (McAlexander Fieldhouse) with period automobiles. Sign over door of building: "Military Tournament - April 27th." Markings in pencil on reverse: "The cadet corps at ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Armory at night time with automobiles, circa 1925 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1925 Night time photograph of the Armory (McAlexander Fieldhouse) with period automobiles. Sign over door of building: "Military Tournament - April 27th." Markings in pencil on reverse: "The cadet corps at the time of the annual Military inspection has succeeded in winning the Distinguished Star rating during the past five seasons, the entire equipment of all units of ROTC is used for the parade. 1925 Beaver p.174." The photo is also marked in lower right with: "Rec'd May 26 '64 Shriber." Title: Armory at night time with automobiles, circa 1925 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1925 Night time photograph of the Armory (McAlexander Fieldhouse) with period automobiles. Sign over door of building: "Military Tournament - April 27th." Markings in pencil on reverse: "The cadet corps at the time of the annual Military inspection has succeeded in winning the Distinguished Star rating during the past five seasons, the entire equipment of all units of ROTC is used for the parade. 1925 Beaver p.174." The photo is also marked in lower right with: "Rec'd May 26 '64 Shriber."

58. [Image] OAC cadets with rifles, Benton hall in background, circa 1904


	Formation of OAC Cadets with rifles/bayonets overhead. Officers with sabres around perimeter of formation. Benton Hall in background. Cadets are issued the pre-Spanish American War standard uniform from ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: OAC cadets with rifles, Benton hall in background, circa 1904 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1904 Formation of OAC Cadets with rifles/bayonets overhead. Officers with sabres around perimeter of formation. Benton Hall in background. Cadets are issued the pre-Spanish American War standard uniform from 1895 in dark blue with standard forage cap. Rifles are most likely Springfield 1873 Trapdoor single shot, black powder modified muskets. This was a standard issue during the Spanish American War before more modern types were available. The label at bottom reads: "OAC Cadets 1904", written with fountain pen. Significant photo of the early 1900s with use of the dark blue uniform. Title: OAC cadets with rifles, Benton hall in background, circa 1904 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1904 Formation of OAC Cadets with rifles/bayonets overhead. Officers with sabres around perimeter of formation. Benton Hall in background. Cadets are issued the pre-Spanish American War standard uniform from 1895 in dark blue with standard forage cap. Rifles are most likely Springfield 1873 Trapdoor single shot, black powder modified muskets. This was a standard issue during the Spanish American War before more modern types were available. The label at bottom reads: "OAC Cadets 1904", written with fountain pen. Significant photo of the early 1900s with use of the dark blue uniform.

59. [Image] Heavy artillery on OAC Campus after WWI, circa 1920


	"Aggie Boy" M1918 155mm heavy gun being towed by the Caterpillar tractor in standard use during the period. The gun is followed by a heavy truck for supplies and ammunition. Also of note is the WWI era ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Heavy artillery on OAC Campus after WWI, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 "Aggie Boy" M1918 155mm heavy gun being towed by the Caterpillar tractor in standard use during the period. The gun is followed by a heavy truck for supplies and ammunition. Also of note is the WWI era motorcycle with sidecar and a cadet watching the parade. Photo shows the "latest" equipment assigned to the new artillery training battalion on OAC beginning just after WWI. The WWI vintage US Army truck following is the "4WD truck" that was manufactured by Four Wheel Drive Co. in Clintonville, WI. Title: Heavy artillery on OAC Campus after WWI, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 "Aggie Boy" M1918 155mm heavy gun being towed by the Caterpillar tractor in standard use during the period. The gun is followed by a heavy truck for supplies and ammunition. Also of note is the WWI era motorcycle with sidecar and a cadet watching the parade. Photo shows the "latest" equipment assigned to the new artillery training battalion on OAC beginning just after WWI. The WWI vintage US Army truck following is the "4WD truck" that was manufactured by Four Wheel Drive Co. in Clintonville, WI.