Upon arrival, participants were directed to the designated parking area and escorted to an assembly room to register and wait for the program to commence.  There was an opportunity to meet fellow vets, which included enlisted men and officers including a WWII and a Korean War vet.  Highest-ranking officer was a retired Major General.  Coffee and cookies were served.  We were then escorted to the cafeteria and assigned tables where we would remain for the duration of the program.  Students filed in and were organized in groups of six or seven to allow a smooth transition from table to table and to allow students the opportunity to hear from representatives of the various branches.  Each session lasted about twenty minutes.  Students were prepared with questions regarding the experiences of the vets with whom they visited.   The program lasted about 90 minutes after which students returned to class and participants were thanked and dismissed.  In all, about 35 vets participated, including five PGR. 