Reception Day for West Point Class of 2019

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  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: John Pellino/ West Point DPTMS VI)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: John Pellino/ West Point DPTMS VI)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: Staff Sgt. Vito T. Bryant/ USMA Public Affairs)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: Staff Sgt. Vito T. Bryant/ USMA Public Affairs)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: John Pellino/ West Point DPTMS VI)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: Staff Sgt. Vito T. Bryant/ USMA Public Affairs)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: John Pellino/ West Point DPTMS VI)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: John Pellino/ West Point DPTMS VI)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: Staff Sgt. Vito T. Bryant/ USMA Public Affairs)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: John Pellino/ West Point DPTMS VI)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: Staff Sgt. Vito T. Bryant/ USMA Public Affairs)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: Staff Sgt. Vito T. Bryant/ USMA Public Affairs)
  • Approximately 1,270 cadet candidates report to West Point June 29 for Reception Day for the West Point Class of 2019. During Reception Day, the new cadets undergo administrative processing, are fitted with their initial issue of military clothing, receive haircuts, medical and physical evaluations, and begin their first lessons in marching, military courtesy and discipline, beginning the process of becoming West Point cadets and future U.S. Army officers. (U.S. Army photo by: Staff Sgt. Vito T. Bryant/ USMA Public Affairs)