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After Pershing’s time in the military, he decides to take a different role and heads to The University of Nebraska, where he took on a new leadership role, where he taught military science and started working on his law degree. What he became known at the University more than anything was how he took over the Universities failing military program along with it’s one hundred cadets. Pershing took these men and turned them around with the military discipline leadership. Within a year of Pershing taking over the military program over 350 new cadets had joined. They later went onto win in their division at the National Military Drill Competition.” In honor of their former cadet corps commander, the University of Nebraska military drill team renamed itself “Pershing’s Rifles”

McCoy, B. (2018). Nebraska's connection to gen. John J. Pershing. Nebraska Today | University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Retrieved May 20, 2022, from https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/nebraskas-connection-to-gen-john-j-pershing/

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General Pershing's Return (silent) - 1919 WWI Parade on Pennsylvania Ave.

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During World War I came a man, John J. Pershing, who was from Laclede, Missouri. Where after four years of a bloody war and fighting Pershing led American troops into France. “The American military at this time was a small, mostly inexperienced force, the result of decades of neglect and budget-cutting” NPS. (2018). In eighteen months Pershing turned two hundred and twenty thousand American troops into a fighting force of four million.

NPS. (2018). General John J. Pershing (U.S. National Park Service). National Parks Service. Retrieved May 20, 2022, from https://www.nps.gov/articles/general-john-j-pershing.htm

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Here you have the voice of the leader of the American army in France. General Pershing was known not to give great speeches and this record is considered amazing in its length. He speaks for about 25 seconds.

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Here you have the voice of the leader of the American army in France. General Pershing was known not to give great speeches and this record is considered...

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As the war came to an end on November 11, 1918, General Pershing followers thought that without a doubt his next part of services would be the White House. When Pershing returned back to the U.S. it seemed as if this is what was going to happen, with the parade on horseback with twenty-five thousand soldiers following him down fifth avenue in New York, and on lookers showering them with rose petals. He was a man that was loved among his people. As stories started to roll around about which side of the house Pershing would stand, “Pershing intended to distance himself from politics and deny his status as a definite candidate. Because he knew he wouldn’t enter the convention with majority support, he planned to present himself as a “dark horse,” a compromise candidate” Fanta, B. (2021).

Pershing remained silent and this became more and more aware to the people that he wasn’t interested. The Washington Post later came out with a statement from Pershing that he had made his stand, in April Pershing made his candidacy, this came at a cost for Pershing. The election was less than seven months away and even though the Republicans determinedly pushing his position to the people, it was looked at as a little to late, the damage has already been done. As the National Convention met in Chicago in June to nominate the winning candidate, they turned to Ohio Senator, Warren G. Harding and Pershing lost. There had been rumblings that he would have had a chance again if Pershing would turn to the Democratic Party, but Pershing decided to get out of the political world. Pershing later went on in his career to write a Pulitzer Prize winning memoir, sat in on many committees, and assisted with the planning of the initial layout of the interstate highway system.

Fanta, B. (2021). Pershing for president. History Nebraska. Retrieved May 22, 2022, from https://history.nebraska.gov/blog/pershing-president

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Pershing was reassigned to the University of Nebraska in 1891. He led the cadet training program, taught classes and studied law.

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Pershing was reassigned to the University of Nebraska in 1891. He led the cadet training program, taught classes and studied law.