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Hugh Aloysius Drum
Hugh Aloysius Drum (September 19, 1879 – October 3, 1951) was a United States Army Lieutenant General.
==Early life==
Born at Fort Brady, Chippewa County, Michigan on September 19, 1879, Hugh A. Drum was the son of Captain John Drum (1864–1898), a career Army officer who was killed in Cuba during the Spanish–American War. In 1894 Drum graduated from Xavier High School in New York City, which he had attended while his father was an instructor at the school. (Hugh Drum was admitted to the Xavier High School Hall of Fame in 1931.) Initially intent upon a career as a Jesuit priest, he enrolled at Boston College. Under the provisions of a recently passed law allowing recognition for sons of officers who displayed exceptional bravery during the war, Drum was offered a direct commission as a Second Lieutenant, which he accepted. (He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston College in 1921.)〔Anne Cipriano Venzon, editor, (The United States in the First World War: An Encyclopedia ), 2013, pages 205-206〕〔Xavier College (New York), (A History of the Xavier Military Program ), 2002, page 1〕〔Henry Blaine Davis, (Generals in Khaki ), 1998, page 113〕〔James J. Cooke, (Billy Mitchell ), 2002, page 66〕〔(John Drum ) at (''Find A Grave'' )〕〔United States War Department, (General Orders, Department of the Army, General Order Number 4 ), January 10, 1899, page 6〕
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