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The U.S. Military Academy Equal Opportunity Office proudly hosted the annual Black History Month Observance on Feb. 16 at the West Point Club.
This year's theme, "African Americans and the Arts," illuminated the stage with powerful performances and poignant reflections. The Cadet Gospel Choir uplifted spirits with their rendition of "The Best is Yet to Come," while Capt. Aniya Knotts moved hearts with "Lift Every Voice and Sing." The Cadet Jazz Club added their musical magic, filling the room with vibrant melodies.
A highlight of the afternoon was the stirring address by Archie Elam, a 1976 USMA graduate. During his service, Elam exemplified valor and leadership, notably leading 36,000 troops in one of the most historic maneuvers in U.S. Army history during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm as part of the deepest attack behind enemy lines in U.S. Army history, more than 250 miles.
| Date Taken: | 02.16.2024 |
| Date Posted: | 02.22.2024 14:43 |
| Photo ID: | 8250184 |
| VIRIN: | 240216-O-ZV784-7067 |
| Resolution: | 2400x1600 |
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| Location: | WEST POINT, NEW YORK, US |
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