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Texas Aggies Go to War: In Service of Their Country (Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, Texas A&M University) Medical Nutrition or do you need aWhen their country calls, Texas Aggies go to war. From the Spanish American War and World War I to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Aggies have been in the forefront of Americas armed forces, producing more officers than any other school outside the service academies. More than 20,000 Texas Aggies served in World War II, for instance, including more than 14,000 as commissioned officers. Trained in leadership and the knowledge required for warfare, Aggies have