Squandron 18 Phantom heads back to campus from the Beef Center.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
The Squadron 4 Aces leave the Beef Center and enter a wooden patch of the trail during March to the Brazos on Saturday, April 29.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
A Squadron 4 Ace smokes a cigar and gives a Gig ‘Em while embarking on the trek back to Campus to complete the 18 mile hike.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
A K-2 Killer smokes a cigar while beginning the second half of March to the Brazos.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
Third regiment staff lead a group of the corps during March to the Brazos.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
Company S-2 Marauders carry their guidon back from the Beef Center to campus during March to the Brazos, the largest student-led funraiser for the March of Dimes.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
The N-1 Knights proudly carry their guidon during the second half of March to the Brazos.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
Company G-2 leads the second half of the March to the Brazos on Saturday, April 29.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
1st Regiment staff lineup for a photo before returning campus from the Beef Center.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
Preparing to leave the Beef Center and complete the 18 mile trek back to campus, corps members line up.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
Company P2 circles up and wrestles at the Beef Center during the March to the Brazos.
Photo by Valerie Gunchick
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Photo by Valerie Gunchick
Company P-2 junior, Dominic Gaeta, and friends give a Gig ‘Em during the second half of March to the Brazos.
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