A and M College of Texas; a tribute to her loyal sons who died in WWI

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5:50p, 5/27/19

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8:33a, 6/4/19

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While the oldest Aggie I ever met was class of '05, the oldest one I ever got to know was Col. Stewart Hervey '17, a WWI vet. I've always wondered what it was like for those WWI Aggie vets as they came back to campus throughout the 20th century and read the names on the West Gate Memorial (I'm not sure it's called that anymore) or if they could put faces and names on the flags on Kyle Field.

Damn I'm old. The fish this fall are as far from my class as mine is from Col. Hervey's

The person that is not willing to fight and die, if need be, for his country has no right to life.

James Earl Rudder '32
January 31, 1945

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2:52p, 6/4/19

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Interesting that quite a few of them served in the Air Services which was quite new at the time.

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In reply to aggiejim70 • 11:21a, 6/5/19

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Quote:
Col. Stewart Hervey '17,

I lived on Oney Hervey street as a 5th year senior. Same family?