General Milton H. Medenbach, Pennsylvania Guard (Retired), 1971 Major General Robert W. Strong Jr., United States Air Force, (Retired), 1971–1973 Lieutenant General Willard Pearson, United States Army (Retired), 1973–1985 Lieutenant General Alexander M. Weyand, United States Army (Retired) 1985–1989 Colonel Harold J. Fraley, United States Army (Retired), 1989–1990 Vice Admiral N. Ronald Thunman, United States Navy (Retired), 1990–1993 Title changed to President in 1992 Rear Admiral Virgil L. Hill Jr., United States Navy (Retired) 1993–2000 Rear Admiral Peter A.C. Long, United States Navy (Retired) 2000–2004 Charles A. McGeorge 2004–2009 William R. Floyd Jr., 2009–2010 Colonel David R. Gray, United States Army (Retired) 2010–2012 Colonel James J. Doyle, USMC, (Retired), Interim President, 2012–2013 Stacey R. Sauchuk, 2013–2016 Colonel John C. Church Jr., USMCR (Retired) 2016–2018 Major General Walter T. Lord U.S. Army (Retired) Class of 1984 (College) 2018-2019 Colonel Stuart B. Helgeson, USMCR (Retired) 2020–Present Student body The school had, as of 2011, 487 students. For the 2017–18 school year, the academy had 213 students in grades 7–12. For the 2020-2021 Academic year, enrollment for the academy stands at 153 cadets and for the College at 91 cadets. In June 2018, the school announced that a proposed joint venture with the closed Carson Long Military Academy would result in allowing Carson cadets to transfer to Valley Forge. However, discussions for the proposed joint venture ended when the two schools were unable to find mutually agreeable terms. Organization of the Corps of Cadets, Regalia and symbols, and History of the corps The organization of the Corps, similar to the rest of the United States military junior colleges, is unique because the school organized it as a full regiment of three battalions, two infantry, and one mounted. Another difference is in the rank system, a hybrid of United States and British military ranks, and the insignia the school utilizes. Introduction and History of the Corps of Cadets, the rank structure and insignia The cadets are, from 2014 onward, grouped into three battalions, the Mounted and the two Infantry battalions. The companies that form the now two Infantry Battalions are A and B (Academy) and F, G, H, and I (College) while the Mounted Battalion consists of "D" Troop, "E" Battery, and C Company joined in 2018, VFMAC Field Music (formerly also the Drum and Bugle Corps), and the VFMAC Regimental Band. Once, most College Cadets in the infantry battalion were assigned to the