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MAIN CAMPUS MARCH-IN MISSISSIPPI STATE VS. TEXAS A&M

September 16, 2021 by aangonia

Mississippi State vs Texas A&M Football, Saturday, October 2nd, Kyle Field, 6:00 pm

12:00 PM – Corps Dorms Open for Visitation

3:30 PM – Corps Dorms Closed to Visitors

4:15 PM – Corps of Cadets falls out on the Quad

4:25 PM – Cannon Fires

4:30 PM – Corps steps off for Main Campus March-In

6:00 PM – Kick-off/Beat the Hell Outta Mississippi State

The Corps will step-off from the Quad, march past the south side of the Memorial Student Center (MSC) down Joe Routt Blvd, turning on Gene Stallings Blvd to march past Cain Garage; the Corps will pass between Simpson Drill Field and the north side of the MSC before returning to the Quad. The Reviewing Stand will be positioned in front of the MSC, and the Aggie Band will stop and perform onHouston Street while the Corps passes in review. Pass in review will be live streamed on the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Facebook page.

Corps Trip – Southwest Classic

September 16, 2021 by aangonia

September 25, 2021 at 9:00 am

Downtown Fort Worth

The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets will conduct a march-in through downtown Fort Worth on Saturday, September 25th, as a prelude to the Southwest Classic football game between Texas A&M and the University of Arkansas at AT&T Stadium. The Corps will step off at 9am, beginning the march-in on Houston Street. The march-in will include all Corps units, the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band, and the Parsons Mounted Cavalry. The Corps march-in is a long-standing tradition that showcases the nation’s largest uniformed student body outside of the military academies. The Corps will line up on Houston Street facing north, on the south side of 9th Street. Please review route below.

The march-in will be live-streamed on the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Facebook page.

Kyle Field March-In University of Alabama vs. Texas A&M

September 16, 2021 by aangonia

Reverend David A. Eubank ’83

August 30, 2021 by aangonia

Reverend David A. Eubank ’83 received his B.A. in Political Science from Texas A&M. He was a member of Company I-1, Ross Volunteer, and Brigade Commander. Reverend Eubank earned his letter on the Texas A&M collegiate wrestling team. Upon graduation he commissioned into the U.S. Army and served in Special Forces and as an Army Ranger. Reverend Eubank is the founder of Free Burma Rangers (FBR), a humanitarian service movement for oppressed ethnic minorities of all races and religions in the Burma, Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria, and Sudan war zones. His personal mission is to share the love of Jesus Christ and to help free people from oppression. Reverend Eubank is joined on missions with his wife Karen and three children—Sahale, Suzanne, and Peter—who work alongside the ethnic FBR relief teams giving help, hope, and love. The Eubank family started the Global Day of Prayer for Burma and the Good Life Club family outreach program.

Mr. John D. White ’70

August 30, 2021 by aangonia

Mr. John D. White ’70 received his B.S. in Political Science from Texas A&M and his J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law in 1972. He was a member of Squadron 6, a Ross Volunteer, a Distinguished Military Graduate and served as 1st Wing Commander. He served as a JAG in the Air Force and practiced law in Houston for 30 years. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors in multiple early stage companies. He served two terms on the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents where he was elected Chairman of the Board and then Vice Chairman. Mr. White is a Trustee of the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation, former Director of the Association of Former Students, and former Chairman of the Board of the Ed Rachal Foundation. He was named Houston A&M Club Aggie of the Year and Aggie Bar Association Lawyer of the year.