RCGS: "The Birth of the Revolutionary War American Soldier" - Presented by Dr. Robert Smith
Join us for a fascinating presentation by Dr. Robert Smith, the former Director of the Fort Riley Museum, as he traces the dramatic transformation of the American Revolutionary War soldier—from the early days of improvised militia units to the emergence of a disciplined, highly trained Continental Army. Dr. Smith earned his history degree from the University of Nebraska before completing his MA and Ph.D. at Kansas State University. His career includes distinguished service as Director of the Fort Riley Museum Complex, where he oversaw the full renovation of both the U.S. Cavalry Museum and the 1st Infantry Division Museum. He retired in 2024 after more than a decade of leadership in military history interpretation. This RCGS program was free and open to all.

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