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Richard "Dick" Camp
"Cadets have a noble task. West Point does a good job of training them. I’m impressed with the leaders that come out of West Point and I want to be a part of bringing the best out of these men and women."
USMA Chaplain: “May our religion be filled with gladness…”
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