The Long Gray Line: The
Spirit of West Point, Pt. 1
In a 2-part unique look at
the U.S. Military Academy, which celebrates its 200th anniversary in 2002, we
chronicle how West Point develops leaders
who embody the values of duty, honor, and country. Shot over the course of a
year, the show begins with R-Day (Reception Day) and ends with the famous hat
toss at graduation. We also cover key dramatic chapters in West
Point history including the Civil War, the 1976 cheating
scandal, and the controversial admittance of women. TV G
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The Long Gray Line: The
Spirit of West Point, Pt. 2
Chronicles how the United States Military Academy's
mission to develop leaders who embody the values of duty, honor, and country
remains constant, but the means to achieve it have changed over two
centuries. Interviewees include such famous graduates as Norman Schwarzkopf
(USMA '56), Frank Borman (USMA '50), and Pete
Dawkins (USMA '59), as well as current cadets and Academy historians and
administrators. TV G
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