Cadet company formation on parade field. Of note is the two officers in front of formation wearing civilian overcoats and no uniforms. Date is consistent with 1961 grouping of photos.

ROTC Pershing Rifles Drill competition location at Sand Point Naval Air Station in 1962. Interior shot of the hangar. Four cadet officers of OSU ROTC Pershing Rifles Drill team in photo. Three are identified on...

Informal group of officers conversing on parade field. Unidentified dignitary in overcoat and bowler hat may be a Military Department representative. Dress uniforms with blue tunics and yellow stripes on...

Infantry company of OAC cadets posing for yearbook photo. Men are holding the M1898 Krag-Jorgensen rifle (Spanish American War vintage). The uniforms are indicative of the pre-WWI era with brimmed service caps...

Medical corpsmen watching demonstration on parade field. The small group of medical troops with their stretchers stacked observing a demonstration of handling wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Lower campus...

Medical corpsmen watching demonstration on parade field. The small group of medical troops with their stretchers stacked observing a demonstration of handling wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Service caps...

Two US Army men, one a cadet, wearing post-WWI issue high collar jacket with brim cap and high laced leather boots. The second, an officer, probably OAC staff personnel, with later rolled collar (1926 issue)...

Oregon State College ROTC Rifle Team, wearing sweaters with logo, holding bolt action 1903 Springfield rifles. Officer and non-commissioned officer in back row are in dress uniform with leather Sam Browne belts...

US Army cadet rifle team and officer/non-commissioned officer advisor. Photograph is pre-WWII with uniforms reflecting tall boots and Sam Browne belts. Decorations and medals on US Army personnel in back row...

Cadet officers posing with sabres. Tunics have the large chevrons on sleeves denoting cadets rank. Previous description states "Booklet OAC Cadets 1908-09." This dating is probably incorrect. This photo is...