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Records of the Commandant, Continuity Books, 2006/2011

4 items binders
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Documents providing an account of the operations and training of the Corps of Cadets, arranged in binders by academic year. The continuity book provides an outline of all training schedules, standard operating procedures - SOP -, and operational orders. It is compiled by the S-3 staff.

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Records of the Commandant, Continuity Books, 2006/2011 4 items binders

VMI Class rings: designs and drawings, 1927/2016

1 cubic feet
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A collection of VMI class ring designs from 1927 forward. New rings are designed by each VMI Class and are presented to Class members during November of their Second Class (Junior) year. The presentation is followed by a formal dance known as Ring Figure.

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VMI Class rings: designs and drawings, 1927/2016 1 cubic feet

VMI Office of Communications and Marketing images collection, 1940/2018

28 cubic feet
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Images in all formats created or commissioned by the Communications and Marketing Office [previous names include Public Information Office and Public Relations. Physical formats include include black and white and color prints, slides, and proof sheets. Digital image created by the office, as well as those posted on VMI's VMI's official social media platforms are also collected and cataloged by the Archives staff.

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VMI Office of Communications and Marketing images collection, 1940/2018 28 cubic feet

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