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He served in the Army Reserve
In 1953, Leonard Nimoy enlisted in the Army Reserve to pursue his role as Spock. During his tenure in the Army Reserve, he became a sergeant. The actor died in the year 2015 at the age of 83. He had served in the Army Reserve for over half of his life. In a recent article in The Washington Post, Nimoy talked about his time in the army and what it meant to him.
The Army Reserve owes its history to several wars, including the French and Indian War (1756-1763), the Civil War (1861-1865), and the Spanish-American War (1900-1945). Between 1776 and 1900, the United States was a regional power with vast oceans and no need for a standing army. The defense of the nation was dependent on the militias of the individual states. However, when the United States entered the Second World War, the Army Reserve was vital to its success.
He was a devoted football fan
If you’re a Notre Dame football fan, you’re probably anxious for the annual game. But if you’d rather skip the games and take a tour of Notre Dame’s campus, that’s okay too. South Bend has plenty of fun things to do for pigskin fans, including shopping at the university’s goliath bookstore and eating at the campus restaurants. If you’re heading to South Bend for a Notre Dame football game, there’s no better place to do it than in Notre Dame’s stadium.
Notre Dame Stadium has a lower bowl and is home to the famous “Sweet Six” game between the Irish and Clemson. You can find a map of the gravesite at the office of the Highland Cemetery. Some South Bend football fans have even made pilgrimages to the gravesite before a game, bringing small bottles of liquor, cigars, and other adornments. Many fans make a pilgrimage to the gravesite before a Notre Dame home game, including those who wish to pay homage to a beloved Notre Dame football player.
