Mo Bannon

But I paraded, I think, three times in my cadet career, our day, a day and graduation parade.

However, we were up here for my 15 year reunion this weekend and the grads were actually, that's the one time that we got to step onto the plane and

after graduation is, uh, is out here to watch the passing review.

And I believe that some, some of, uh, the current cadets were heckled by my classmates.

I'm extremely impressed.

I know, like you said, when my class entered West Point, we knew that most likely, we entered during a time of war, that most likely we were going to deploy shortly after we graduated.

We are currently not in

a time of war and these cadets are still coming to learn and train and get ready for, God forbid, we get involved in another war and it's not going to be a war like we were in in Afghanistan and Iraq.

And they're learning many great things.

You know, there's new majors from when I was here.

There's 36 majors now.

I believe there were less than 20 when I was a cadet.

So it's the cream of the crop that are coming here.

And just seeing the cadets go across posts and getting to talk to them, it's truly amazing to see.

I know I sound like I'm in a wind tunnel now.

Correct.

You do.

So you have to take an engineering track if you aren't an engineering major.

So you have plenty of majors to include engineering, but you see a lot of no matter what, you have to take an engineering track.

So you will take engineering classes.