Claiming that the phrase “West Point” is trademarked, the Army warned an anti-war group of former U.S. Military Academy cadets to stop using the words “West Point” in its name:
 

A co-founder of West Point Graduates Against the War countered Friday that his organization is simply following the cadets’ code.

“At West Point, we were taught that cadets do not lie, cheat or steal — and to oppose those who do,” said William Cross, a 1962 West Point graduate. “We are a positive organization. We are not anti-West Point or anti-military. We are just trying to uphold what we were taught.”