Dedication of the New Military Science  Department Building 

On Saturday, September 30, 2017, we unveiled our new Military Science Department Building. GMC's President, LTG William B. Caldwell, IV, officially announced its new name as "Victory Hall."

The Honorable Earl Ehrhart, Chairman for the Higher Education Committee in the Georgia House of Representatives, was the guest speaker and cut the ribbon to the new facility. 

This multi-million dollar state-of-the-art facility will provide more opportunities for GMC’s junior college cadets to prepare and train to serve our country. The building is 13, 515 sq. ft. and includes:
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• Four modern flexible classrooms for cadet instruction
• A large supply room to store Army equipment used to train cadets
• Office space for all U.S. Army personnel assigned to teach ROTC at GMC
• A large cadet workroom for small group meetings, work space, and a lounge

We look forward to seeing how this new facility will enrich the lives of countless GMC Cadets for years to come. 

Naming Opportunities

Support the Corps of Cadets in the new Military Science Department building.

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WE WANT YOU TO JOIN THE HONOR CORPS!

Become an Honorary Member of the Corps of Cadets.

PLEBE   25.00

Car decal and other benefits!

CADET  100.00

Engraved brick and other benefits!

OFFICER   250.00

Challenge Coin and other benefits!

 COMMANDER 500.00

GMC guidon flag and other benefits!

Stories From The COrps

BG   Don   BRoome (JC1975)
01.25.17

​On June 10, 2016, Brigadier General Doyle D. “Don” Broome, Jr. (JC 1975) became the first GMC graduate inducted into the inaugural Army ROTC Hall of Fame. The induction was part of the ROTC’s 100th Anniversary celebration and included an esteemed group of just 326 service men and women from across the nation.

​Brigadier General Doyle D. “Don” Broome, Jr., (U.S. Army, Retired) is the tenth President of Hargrave Military Academy.

2LT  JESSE   NEGRI
(HS2016)
02.21.17

Everyone who has had the privilege to meet 2LT Jesse Negri knows that he exemplifies all of the qualities of an outstanding student leader, and the U.S. Army Cadet Command agrees. Among his many accomplishments during his time so far at Georgia Military College, Cadet Negri was chosen in September 2015 as the Top Cadet out of all five Military Junior Colleges in the Nation by the U.S. Army Cadet Command.

 

Dedication  ceremony
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