Corps March-On
Before every home game at Michie Stadium, the entire Corps of Cadets marches onto the field in military formation, one of the most iconic pregame traditions in college football.
Historic West Point football stadium overlooking the Hudson Highlands.
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Before every home game at Michie Stadium, the entire Corps of Cadets marches onto the field in military formation, one of the most iconic pregame traditions in college football.
The team arrives through thousands of cheering fans before entering Michie Stadium.
Cannons fire after every Army touchdown and victory, adding to the military atmosphere.
Many home games feature military aircraft flyovers before kickoff.
The Corps and fans sing the alma mater and fight song together after victories.
The stadium blends football with military academy architecture.
West Point’s performing-arts and gathering hall near the stadium, a landmark stop on the academy gameday walk.
The stadium reflects the academy's military design.
Michie’s open bowl looks over the Hudson River and Hudson Highlands — the signature West Point gameday backdrop.
The reservoir just above Michie Stadium, a classic West Point gameday backdrop.
Honors Army football legends.
Showcases program history.
Honors Army football history.
Celebrates Army's service academy rivalry victories.
Honors the legendary Army coach.
Celebrates Army Heisman winners including Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis.
Behind-the-scenes access.
Player arrival tradition.
Kimsey Athletic Center exhibits honoring Black Knights legends, from Blanchard and Davis to modern Army football.
The 46-foot Battle Monument at Trophy Point honors Regular Army officers and soldiers killed in the Civil War.
The Gothic Cadet Chapel overlooking the academy, Lusk Reservoir, and Michie Stadium.
Before kickoff the entire Corps of Cadets marches onto Michie Stadium in formation — one of college football’s great military pageants.
The West Point Hellcats — field music of bugles and drums — play ceremonies and home games with the USMA Band.
The statue of General George S. Patton on the academy grounds near The Plain.
West Point’s historic parade ground beside Michie Stadium, where the Corps forms before the March-On.
West Point’s ceremonial overlook — captured artillery and the Battle Monument above the Hudson, the academy’s most famous vista.
The oldest and largest U.S. military museum — arms, art, and academy history a short walk from Michie Stadium.
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