Burning Of The Colors by Larry Selman Corps of Cadets We ain’t what we want

We ain’t what we want to be

Facing well prepared German positions and making their way through the extensive obstacles known as "Rommel's asparagus

who repealed the Insurgent attack in Gardez City

The Class of 2016 is privileged to have the opportunity to hear first-hand accounts from a paratrooper that served during D-Day

At about 250 meters (one kilometer inland)

Burning Of The Colors by Larry Selman Corps of Cadets We ain’t what we wantImage Area: 13 x 25Gicle Paper Edition: 300 Signed and NumberedGicle Canvas Edition: 15 Signed and Numbered From 25 to 30 November, the 2nd Engineers had fought, tenaciously, alongside infantry troops. Now, on 30 November, they were alone. Lt Col Zacherle, the 2nd Engineer commander, organized the defense and the battalion fought valiantly against overwhelming numbers of Chinese troops. Despite many casualties, they successfully defended the divisions