In the Company of Men: A Woman at the Citadel
When Nancy Mace entered The Citadel, the United States government had just overturned the ruling that women were not allowed to enter the Corps of Cadets.
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When Nancy Mace entered The Citadel, the United States government had just overturned the ruling that women were not allowed to enter the Corps of Cadets. Growing up in a military family, Nancy was familiar with military life. But upon entering The Citadel's imposing gates, she soon found out that she wasn't just fighting the tradition of the Corps, but the culture and city that surrounded it. Photos. nWhen Nancy Mace entered the Citadel, the United States government had just recently overturned the ruling that women were not allowed to enter the Corps of Cadets. Having grown up in a military family, Nancy was not unfamiliar with the harsh realities of military life. But upon entering those imposing gates. Nancy soon found out that she wasn't just fighting the tradition of the corps, but the culture and city that surrounded it. n Steeped in tradition and lore, the grand bastion known as El Cid is considered one of the South's most infamous and controversial institutions. Built in 1842, it has turned out a unique brand of Southern man -- and now woman. This is the true account of one young woman's battle to be a part of the long gray line.
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