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Alabama Military Schools:     more books (24)

(Color Reprint) 1969 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama (Black & White Reprint) 1970 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama (Color Reprint) 1967 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama (Color Reprint) 1958 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama (Black & White Reprint) 1964 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama (Black & White Reprint) 1977 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama (Color Reprint) 1968 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama (Color Reprint) 1966 Yearbook: University Military School , Mobile, Alabama Military Police Traffic Operations Fm 19-25. 1977 Edition by Fort McClellan, Alabama Headquarters Department Of The Army. U.S. Army Military Police School, 1977-01-01 Army schoolhouse tries to fill 'insatiable demand' for aviators.(Flight Training)(Flight School XXI at Fort Rucker Alabama): An article from: National Defense by Roxana Tiron, 2004-12-01 Aurora: An Alabama school teacher in Germany struggles to keep her children during WWII after she discovers her husband is a German spy by KF Ritter, 2006-09-28 Wings of Opportunity: The Wright Brothers in Montgomery, Alabama, 1910 by Julie Hedgepeth Williams, 2010-01-31 Grass Widow: Making My Way in Depression Alabama (Alabama Fire Ant) by Viola Goode Liddell, 2004-06-24 PLEASANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JROTC THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS: CITIZENSHIP, LEADERSHIP, COMMUNITY SERVICE, AND ACADEMICS.: An article from: Education by Ryon T. Farmer, 2000-09-22

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1. U.S.Army Garrison, Fort McClellan, Alabama
   Home to the U.S. Army military Police and U.S. Army Chemical schools (Chemical Defense Training Facility CDTF).  
   http://www.mcclellan.army.mil/
   
   Extractions: Due to the recent closure of Fort McClellan as an active training installation, the U.S. Army Chemical and Military Police Schools are now located at Fort Leonard Wood , Missouri. All Range Operations previously conducted by Fort McClellan are now conducted by the Alabama National Guard Training Site. Click here for ALNGTS Points of Contact This page updated 16 December 2002

2. Salute! America's Military Academies, Schools, Colleges, & Institutes
   military Academies, schools, Colleges, Institutes. No Longer in Existence. Athru G. Fort Smith, Arkansas. Aiken military Academy, alabama military Institute,  
   http://www.keleka.net/salute/olda_g.htm

3. Alabama Schools Online
   School of Fine Arts (Birmingham); alabama School of Athens City schools; Athens HighSchool; Auburn High School (Montgomery); Lyman Ward military Academy; Wellborn  
   http://www.legislature.state.al.us/misc/guide/student_teacher/k_college/schools_

4. Military Schools And Colleges
   alabama. Fort McClellan Chemical School. Polygraph Institute. US Army TrainingCenter. military Police School. NCO Academy (Chemical). Drill Sergeant School.  
   http://www.erec.army.mil/ompf/branchschools.htm
   
   Extractions: 1. A list of authorized training Certificates and Course Completion Certificates (Resident and Non-Resident/current and discontinued) are listed below by location of the school. 2. Training from other branches of the armed Services, i.e. Navy, Marine, Air Force, National Guard and Army Reserve, are authorized for filing. If you still have questions after reviewing the list click here and ask us. Click on a location for school information: Alabama Alaska Arizona California ... Washington Alabama Fort McClellan: Chemical School Polygraph Institute U.S. Army Training Center Military Police School NCO Academy (Chemical) Drill Sergeant School Fort Rucker: U.S. Army Safety Center Aero Medical Center Aviation Medicine NCO Academy (Aviation) NCO Academy (Military Police) Redstone Arsenal: Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School Maxwell, AFB:

5. NSCC/NLCC Links Introduction: Military Schools And Academies
   College Preparatory Education. Marion military Institute. Located in Marion, alabama. Provides a High School, Junior Additional Links. Additional Links to schools not listed above.  
   http://resources.seacadets.org/links/schools.html

6. Salute! America's Military Academies, Schools, Colleges, & Institutes
   military Junior Colleges with military Prep schools. Georgia military College Milledgeville,Georgia Salute! Archive Marion military Institute Marion, alabama.  
   http://www.keleka.net/salute/current.htm

7. Enrollment Up At Military Schools - The Huntsville Times
   Lyman Ward military Academy Enrollment up at military schools, an article from The Huntsville Times. MMI are the only two military schools in alabama listed as members of the Association of military Colleges and schools  
   http://www.lwma.org/press/enrollmentup.htm

8. Alabama Schools Online
   alabama schools Online. Guide picks. 34 schools to visit virtually! in academic instruction coupled with the discipline of a military program.". Marion military Institute, Marion  
   http://privateschool.about.com/cs/schoolsal
   
   Extractions: Established in 1969, Autauga Academy is the only fully accredited private school in Autauga County. The academic and extracurricular programs available at the Academy are designed to prepare students in grades K-three through twelve to continue their formal education beyond high school. Capitol School, Tuscaloosa

9. Civil War Alabama
   alabama was to produce new officers for the Confederate Army. It shared this function with only three other military schools  
   http://groups.msn.com/CivilWarAlabama/universityofalabamacorpsofcadets.msnw
   
   Extractions: Civil War Alabama CivilWarAlabama@groups.msn.com Groups Home My Groups Language Help ... Tools University of Alabama Corps of Cadets Monument to the University of Alabama Corps of Cadets The University of Alabama, located in Tuscaloosa, adopted a military curriculum in 1860 under the leadership of the school’s president Doctor Landon C. Garland. To help gather information for the development of the university’s new course of study, Garland toured West Point, Virginia Military Institute, the Citadel, and Nashville’s Western Military Institute. After approval of the transformation of the University of Alabama into a military school by the Alabama Legislature, the university had an initial enrollment of 137 cadets. Garland became the superintendent of the University Corps of Cadets, and received the rank of Colonel. Later in the Civil War, John Murfee was named Commandant of Cadets. The newly developed military program of study was implemented under the model used at West Point. The cadets had West Point style uniforms, with gray woolen jackets and pants. To train on the basics of military study, the university cadets had two six pound cannons and antiquated Springfield rifles. Cadet rank for the University of Alabama military students ranged from Cadet Corporal to Cadet Captain, and they learned the basics of such topics as infantry tactics and artillery. The University of Alabama retained its classical subjects of study such as Latin, Greek, Chemistry, Math and Rhetoric. Additionally, the Corps of Cadets was divided into battalions, with four companies in each battalion. The cadets practiced drill on the original university quadrangle.

10. Lyman Ward Military Academy
    Lyman Ward military Academy Camp Hill, alabama Approved or accredited by SouthernAssociation of Colleges and schools and alabama department of education.  
    http://www.petersons.com/pschools/sites/001414si.asp?sponsor=1

11. AlabamaEd: "Alabama Government"
    alabama Commission On Higher Education (4Year schools). alabama CooperativeExtension System. alabama military Department (National Guard).  
    http://www.alabamaed.com/secondary/alagov.htm
    
    Extractions: Alabama Government AlaWeb The official state government web site. Alabama Attorney General Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Alabama Banking Department Alabama College System (2-Year Schools) ... Governor's Office Contact the Alabama Governor's office here. Piper Resources This site provides links to state and local government offices in Alabama. Project Vote Smart includes contact information and profiles for Alabama government officials. Retirement Systems Of Alabama State Legislature The official state of Alabama legislature site. The Alabama Legislature The Alabama Executive Branch The Alabama Judicial Branch Vital Records Info This site tells how to contact state and county offices where birth, death, and marriage records are maintained. Unclaimed Property Search (Alabama State Treasury)

12. AlabamaEd: "Alabama Colleges/Universities"
    (return to top) Private Junior Colleges Marion military Institute. (returnto top). alabama Medical schools. University Of alabama School Of Medicine.  
    http://www.alabamaed.com/Schools/AlaColleges.htm
    
    Extractions: Alabama Colleges and Universities Alabama Commission of Higher Education Alabama College System Alabama Law Schools Alabama Medical Schools ... MegaEd College-by-State Search Public Senior Institutions Alabama State University Athens State University Auburn University Auburn University in Montgomery ... (return to top) Public Junior Colleges

13. Military Prep & Boarding Schools
    Bording NonBording schools which specialize in military 7 through 12 and juniorcollege in alabama. Massanutten military Academy Grades 7 through 12 in  
    http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/preptrng/

14. Associations:NA
    Independent School Association Over 60 member schools in the state of alabama. US A source for information on the 42 outstanding military schools that meet  
    http://privateschool.about.com/cs/assocna/

15. Find Your School @ EDUSlash.com
    About EDUSlash View a list of schools Front Page. Christian University Tulane UniversityUS military Academy University of alabama at Birmingham  
    http://eduslash.com/directory.shtml

16. Rentals And Renting Properties Montgomery Alabama
    create a somewhat inflated rental market. The military schools startduring July and August. September would be a renters market  
    http://realtyvan.com/rentals.html
    
    Extractions: Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, provides a very large number of officer students requiring annual rentals. This factor, along with other short term living requirements in the area, help to create a somewhat inflated rental market. The military schools start during July and August. September would be a renters market with homes not already rented looking forward to a cold, lonely, pay less, winter unless rented. Renters start looking for rental properties in early spring or just after Easter for the summer. So if you wait until June, most of the better properties will have been rented. An investor has the goal of obtaining 1% of the value of the house as monthly rent. This would be optimum and many owners will take less. Very General Guidelines with many exceptions: $400 - trailer, $500-$600 apartment or very small house, $700-$900 3-4 bedroom house, $1000+ may include pool, covered parking extra space etc. Houses with covered parking or garages are in short supply among rental properties but additional storage can be obtained in rental storage units some are now even climate controlled. Maxwell Air Force Base Housing Office has an information page which discusses average rental costs and follows with some suggestions on signing a lease.

17. Alabama Real Estate Info. Pg.4 Closing Costs & Rentals
    Where this may be high in some states alabama does not add a sales tax to thepurchasing of property. The military schools start during July and August.  
    http://realtyvan.com/page3c.html
    
    Extractions: Van's Real Estate Helpful Information Page I am not a lawyer, appraiser, builder, surveyor, structural engineer, public accountant, home inspector, geologist nor entomologist and am not qualified to give advice in these areas. The information is provided for your discussion with competent professionals. You should not base any decisions upon the comments below! CLOSING COSTS CLOSING COSTS Who Pays? It is a interesting concept "who pays closing costs". How many people bring a check to closing? Since the buyer is paying for the house, the buyer will be paying the closing costs either directly or indirectly when they are included into the price of the house. The real question, has the seller included the closing costs in the price of the house and if so how much. The tradition exists in this area for many of the home sellers to include the closing costs in the asking price of the house. This becomes a matter of negotiations. Before making an offer find out what is included in the price of the house. If closing costs have been included, how much? What are the closing costs The following is a list of closing costs which can be expected to be paid by either the seller or the purchaser. These items are itemized on the

18. The Anniston Star - Community News
    Gordon Dison, past president of the alabama Council of Chapter, military OfficersAssociation of Atwell and the Board of Education of the Rome City schools.  
    http://www.annistonstar.com/community/2003/as-nycu-0130-0-3a30d3325.htm
    
    Extractions: SECTIONS Front Page News Sports Lifestyle ... Classifieds ISSUES Iraq PCBs Incineration McClellan ... Message Board SEARCH Search Archives: Browse Articles Web Directory DIRECTORIES Star Homes Local Churches Local Businesses SERVICES Get The Star Advertise About Us Contact Us ... Make Me Smile WEATHER Current OUR NEW HOME N EWS Y OU C AN U SE Holly Hurst of Oxford has won Miss Cheerleader of America’s “Most Thoughtful” title for the state of Alabama on Dec. 27 at the White Sands Resort Holiday Inn SunSpress Resorts in Gulf Shores Beach. She is a 12th-grader at Oxford High School. As a state winner, Hurst has won a tiara, certificate and a special plaque. Outside of Cheerleading, she is a member of the DD Community Service Club, which is a high school sorority. Holly is planning to attend the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa and major in occupational therapy. Hats are back!!! At least they were on Jan. 9 at the Gazebo when the Anniston Study Club held its monthly meeting. Everyone wore hats to the luncheon where the Anniston Star’s own Prudence Hilburn gave out her favorite “recipes” for hat making/decorating. The Northeast Alabama Military Officer Association installed the 2003 officers on Jan. 11 at a meeting held at the Cane Creek Golf course restaurant. Col. Gordon Dison, past president of the Alabama Council of Chapter, Military Officers Association of America, conducted the installation.

19. Marion Military Institute - Tiger Battalion History
    MMI is a member of the following associations Association of military Collegesand schools of the United States, alabama College Conference, and the alabama  
    http://www.usarotc.com/History/bn/history002.htm
    
    Extractions: Marion Military Institute, the oldest military junior college in the nation, was established in 1842 as “Howard English and Classical School” by the Alabama Baptist Convention. In 1887 the Baptist State Convention decided to move the college to Birmingham. Its President, Colonel James T. Murfee, decided to continue a school at Marion. Thus, property was transferred to a self-perpetuating Board of Trustees, and a charter for a private, non-profit educational institution was granted by the State of Alabama. Since 1887, MMI has been a military school. At the turn of the century, considerable effort was devoted to patterning the school after prominent English schools. In fact, literature of the period details the effort to make Marion the “Eton of the South.” The first World War interrupted this plan, and Marion developed as a military high school and junior college. Although Junior and Senior Army ROTC has been an integral part of the institute, emphasis on academics always has been, and remains, the essence of the school. Preparation for the nation’s service academies has been a specialized part of the programs offered since 1910. Today, the General Bruce K. Holloway School of Service Academy Preparation, the oldest such program in the nation, utilizes Marion’s sound academic curriculum and outstanding ROTC program to provide extraordinary preparation for students seeking appointments to the service academies. The fact that over 200 generals and admirals began their military education here, ably attests to the effectiveness of the program.

20. Pentagon Considers Sending Children To Local Schools
    South Carolina, alabama, Georgia, and Virginia, and more than 32,000 students. Itwould not affect 73,500 students in US military schools overseas, including  
    http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/10/21/184453.shtml
    
    Extractions: Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2002 In an effort to save defense dollars, the Department of Defense announced it is looking at ways to transfer schoolchildren attending DoD schools in the United States to local public schools. Some analysts fear the move, if implemented, could result in the closing of schools with a proven track record of academic success and send the students to inferior public schools. Mike Antonucci, director of Education Intelligence Agency, a private research firm, said he supported the effort to cut federal dollars from education. But the Defense Department could look at more appropriate ways to cut costs, including expensive weapons systems, pay raises and bureaucracy, and not its exemplary school system, Antonucci said.

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