It is this same ancient spirit which, coming to the defence of the Nation, has in this new day of peril made nearly every college campus a training field for military service, and again sent graduate and undergraduate into the fighting forces of our country.
Coolidge reflects on the historical role of colleges in preparing individuals for military service during times of national peril.
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