Roots of American Colonial Military Traditions

Published on September 10, 2019

Roots of American Colonial Military TraditionsLieutenant Colonel Sculley gave an interactive lecture to the Class of 2023 that explored the roots of American Colonial Military traditions. Cadets learned how colonists took English practices and adapted them for the realities of life among American Indian and European allies and competitors.

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