Collection: Video Collections, 1930/1980 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Cadre Week, Class of 2008 [dvd], 2004 Box 02, Media Case/Sleeve 031

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Cadre Week, Class of 2010 [dvd], 2006 Box 02, Media Case/Sleeve 039

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Cadre Week, Class of 2011 [dvd], 2007 Box 02, Media Case/Sleeve 038

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Cameron Hall dedication [dvd], 1981 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 223

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Celebrate America! 9/11 anniversary commemoration at VMI [dvd], 2002 Box 02, Media Case/Sleeve 068

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Celebrating the life of Senator Elmon T. Gray, VMI Class of 1946 [dvd], 2011 Box 03, Media Case/Sleeve 137

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Chamber of Commerce Rockbridge County travel promotion [dvd], 1938 Box 03, Media Case/Sleeve 130

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Chemistry Department student recruiting video, "Education for a Lifetime" [dvd], 1993 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 145

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Chesty Puller Memorial dedication, 1st Marine Division Association [dvd], 2000 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 237

General James Jones, Commandant of the Marine Corps, dedicates display in VMI Museum's Hall of Valor.

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Chesty Puller video [dvd], 2000 Box 02, Media Case/Sleeve 062

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