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To: Cincinatus' Wife
My absolute favorite tradition next to Muster. Anyone have that famous picture of the Muster during WWII in the Pacific? I forget where that was......

Aggie Mama Class of '93

14 posted on 10/12/2001 6:33:22 AM PDT by Aggie Mama
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To: Aggie Mama
Anyone have that famous picture of the Muster during WWII in the Pacific? I forget where that was......

Muster--[Excerpt] Still remembering and honoring the time spent in Aggieland, the tradition of mustering has grown in strength, meaning, and spirit. By 1929, meeting had grown worldwide, and in 1942 Aggie Muster gained international recognition. Twenty-five men, led by General George Moore '08, mustered during the Japanese Siege of the Philippine island of Corregidor. Knowing that Muster might soon be called for them, these Aggies embodied the essence of commitment, dedication, and friendship- the Aggie Spirit. They risked their lives to honor their beliefs and values. That small group of Aggies on an outpost during World War II inspired what has developed into one of our greatest traditions. [End Excerpt]

19 posted on 10/12/2001 6:40:14 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Aggie Mama
HOWDY! from one Aggie Mom to another (daughter class of '04)- I believe the muster you speak of was at Corregador and if there's a picture it will probably be on the A&M website.
23 posted on 10/12/2001 6:54:47 AM PDT by texgal
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