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Plebe Trivia 1-22

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What is the significance of the cadet colors? The components of gun powder are charcoal, saltpeter (potassium nitrate) and sulfur, which are black, gray, and gold in color.
When was a Fourth Classman presented the Medal of Honor? Cadet Calvin P. Titus, a Fourth Classman, was awarded the Congressional Medal of honor for gallantry at Peking, China, 14 August1900, while a soldier of the 14th United States Infantry. The medal was presented by President Theodore Roosevelt, 11June1902.
Who used artillery fire on his former artillery instructor? General Beauregard fired upon Major Anderson, who was stationed at Fort Sumter
When did the Corps of Cadets stand to arms? Riots against the draft of 1863 word reached West Point that a mob was going to burn the Academy. Ball cartridges were issued to the cadets. Pickets of cadets with a field gun at each point north, south, Gees. No attack
What is the largest piece of granite turned in the Western Hemisphere? The shaft of Battle Monument.
Who paid for Battle Monument? The contributions of 6% of a month's pay from the officers and men of the Regular Army for a period of years.
When was over half of the American Army stationed at West Point? After the Revolutionary War, Congress reduced the Army to 80 men, 55 of whom were stationed at West Point.
What is the oldest regularly garrisoned military post in the United States? West Point has been garrisoned since 20January1778.
What do the stained glass windows in the north wing of the Mess Hall depict?
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